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/ Official organ of the Araidiocese of Perth.
Registered at the G.P.O., Perth, for transmission by post as a newspaper.
Established 1874.
NO. 2,482.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951
PHONE BA2837 (2 Lines)
Seventy -Seventh Year
450 Hay Street, Perth. Box R1279, G.P.O., Perth.
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Presides at Holy Name Rally Superiors of Aquinas, Terrace, Archbishop In Cathedral: More Than 1,000 Members Casteldare, Clontarf Are Moved Hear Visiting Dominican, Fr. J. L. Had At least 1,000 mustered at Mary's Cathedral the evening of Jan. for rally Changes Brothers' In Christian of the Holy Name society. men
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Rev. Brother O'Brien, of HighRev. Brother McDonnell, who His Grace the Archbishop pre- name of Jesus to save us from The following changes among the varidus communities of has been on the Bindoon staff, gate, moves to Boys' town, Clon- sided, and the Rev. J. L. Hart, the inevitable calamity that must O.P., preached the occasional befall us unless He comes to our Christian Brothers will take becomes Superior at Castledare. tarf. Rev. Brother Smith will come sermon. A considerable num- aid. It was, he said, in the effect from the commencement Rev. Brother Crowley, late name of Jesus that St. Peter of the school year:Superior at Clontarf, transfers to from the Eastern States to ber of priests was present. C.B.C., Fremantle. Rev. Brother V. I. Murphy, the Castledare community. cured the man at the gate of the The function commenced with who has been Superior of the Rev. Brother Marques, of Bin- the recitation of the Rosary; the temple: it is through the Sacred has Ackary, who Rev. Brother Superior be will doon, leaves for Sydney. Terrace college, sermon followed, and Benedic- Name of Jesus that the Church been in charge of St. Patrick's Rev. Brother Tuppin, who has tion of the Blessed Sacrament, begs God for all His graces. 'toat Aquinas college. Rev. Brother T. B. Garvey, Technical school, joins the staff been teaching in Sydney, will given by the Archbishop, con- day it is only by asking divine come to Bindoon. formerly Superior of Aquinas at Bindoon. help through the Name of Jesus cluded the devotions. Rev. Brother Kilpatrick moves college, has been transferred to Rev. Brother Grant has been His Grace was assisted at the that the terrors of another war St. Patrick's college, Strathfield, from Leederville C.B.C. to Kal- transferred from Kalgoorlie to throne by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. L. will be averted and the curse of* goorlie C.B.C. Leederville. N.S.W., as Superior. Goody and the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. Communism removed. Rev. Brother Quilligan leaves Rev. Brother Hodda, sports Rev. Brother Doyle goes to Holy Name men are banded McMahon. At Benediction, Fremantle C.B.C. to become C.B.C., Kalgoorlie, from the Fre- master of Aquinas, will go to T, the Rev. J. Hogan was deacon together under the patronage of Superior of the Terrace college. mantle college. Brisbane. and the Itev. P. Kelly sub -dea- that Name, and so their united Rev. Brother Collopy transfers Rev. Brother O'Connor, also Rev. Brother Nangle leaves prayers should go up to God from the Terrace college to be Leederville for the Aquinas staff. from Aquinas, is transferred to con. begging, as St. Peter prayed, Superior of Fremantle C.B.C. C.B.C., Nudgee, Queensland. By the Rev. J. Lynch that in the Name of Jesus God Rev. Brother Moore joins the Rev. Brother T. McGee, formRev. Brother Joseph, of the (Diocesan Chaplain of the Holy will spare us. from community Castledare erly Superior of Castledare Jun- Fremantle. Castledare community, takes up Name Society). In appealing for a greater numior orphanage, goes in a similar an appointment with the new One could not but be pro- ber of men, the preacher pointed Re7. Brother Garretty, also of school for blind boys in Sydney. capacity to St. Augustine's orthe Fremantle staff, transfers phanage, Geelong, Victoria. Rev. Brother Boulter moves foundly moved, and justifiably out that, because of the condiprevailing in the world toRev. Brother O'Shea comes to Leederville. from Bindoon to join the proud, at the sight of the hun- tions the question every Catholic Molloy Brother also goes Rev. from St. Augustine's orphanage staff of St. Patrick's Technical dreds of men that filled every day, seat in the Cathedral on Sunday man should ask himself is: Do I He has been at school. to be Superior of Clontarf Boys' to Leederville. need the Holy Name society as a night. Kalgoorl ie. town. One could not but feel that in means of my eternal salvation? materialistic and pagan age, But rather, does the Holy Name Scarborough School this the Holy Name society is one of society need me to help in its the strongest bulwarks against fight against the forces of evil Exhibitions Go Government University ever -surging tide of evil that and its endeavours to win from be Blessed by the threatens the world. The scene God through prayer and penance To Five Students of Catholic Colleges at St. Mary's is a striking proof the inestimable gift of peace? of the faith of our Catholic inen And that is the question, every Mr. A. Watts, Minister for Education, an- Archbishop Feb. 4. in the all -conquering power of Catholic should put to himself It was announced to -day by the Holy Name of Jesus. A proof to -day. Even more to -day than nounced last week the winners of the Government the Rev. E. McBride, parish that in the Church's direst hour Australia needs men to defend exhibitions at the University on the results of the priest of Scarborough, that His of need there will be men will- her, does God need you in deLeaving Certificate examination for 1950. Of the Grace the Archbishop will bless ing and proud to band themsel- fence of our sacred heritage, the and open the additions to St. ves together, not only for mu- Catholic faith, and in the over14 awarded, five went to Catholic colleges. John's school, Scarborough, Feb. tual protection, but as an organ- throw of His enemies, the A Science Teachers' exhibi- 4. On the results of the Leaving ised body, to fight in the cause powers of darkness. Certificate examination for 1950, tion was awarded to Allan W. The opening will take place at of Christ. in which he passed seven sub- Barker who obtained five dis- 3 o'clock, and Father McBride Father Hart, in a stirring and jects with distinction in each, tinctions in the seven subjects and the Scarborough parishion- inspiring sermon, spoke of the Garrett J. Cullity was awared in the Leaving Certificate exa- ers extend a welcome to all to urgent necessity to -day of begChildren the Government exhibition in mination. ging God through the most holy This followed an excellent be present on this occasion. Mathematics A & B and either Physics or Applied Mathema- Junior Certificate pass in eight Have River Trip subjects in 1948. Allan, a pupil tics. Son of Mr. & Mrs. T. Cullity, of C.B.C. Perth is the son of Irish Broadcast Sessions Herald . Garry G. Barker, 17 Carr Mr. & Mrs. of Broadway, Nedlands, Ocean Voyage was head prefect at Aquinas, street, W. Perth. dux of the college and captain Saint Day Observance; Leading Twenty-two migrant children of the first XI. In 1948 he sebound for the diocese of Rockcured eight subjects in the hampton arrived in Fremantle Junior examination. Artists Perth to Appear in Live Shows on the "Esperance Bay" Jan. 23. Peter Burvill, a pupil of the Three, Sisters of Mercy are acting Brothers' college, Christian The Rev. M. Ryan, chairman of the St. Pat- as escorts for the -17 boys and Adelaide -terrace, who passed girls of the party. The Rev. rick's Day committee, has arranged six prelimin- five the Leaving Certificate examiC. Keogh of Sydney is acting as nation in seven subjects with sessions of half -an -hour each over chaplain to the group, Father broadcast ary six distinctions, was recently recently gained his docstations 6PR-TZ-CI, commencing on Sunday, Feb. Keogh awarded a general Exhibition at torate of philosophy at Louvain, the University of Western Aus10 p.m., following the 'Catholic Answer." 4, at Belgium, and his doctoratf., of tralia. The purpose of the broadcasts, Four of the sessions will be t (.logy in Rome. Peter, who in the son of Mr. While in Perth the nuns are said Father Ryan, was to stimu- "live" shows and two recorded. of 40 & Mrs. P.W. Burville, of the Sisters of St. Hubert street, Victoria Park relate interest in the observance of In the latter, celebrated Irish the guests of God and the children ceived his early education at St. St. Patrick's day, to enable coun- artists, such as John McCormack John staying at Clontarf and St. Joachim's convent school, Victry people to enjoy the best of and Patrick Duffy, will be heard. are orphanages,. toria Park, and St. Patrick's Artists participating in the Joseph's Irish song and music, and to After having spent more than Boys'- school. Peter has spent underline the. close relationship "live" shows will be Misses Flora three weeks at sea the children the past five year's at St. Mabetween the Irish national ob- Hughes, Hebbard, and Barbara were looking forward to spendlachy's where only the year beservance and the Commonwealth Hughes; Messrs. Tom McCarthy, ing some time on dry land but fore he passed the Junior exaPhil it so happened that on WednesFlavin, Donovan, and Jubilee celebrations. mination in eight subjects. Moran. The Victoria square day both orphanages were havBecause he had satisfied the play ing an all -day picnic and river convent orchestra will examiners in the Leaving Cerchamber music. trip so the children were once English Lecturing tificate in six subjects and obThe launching of this project more afloat after a mere 12 tained three distinctions, Warren by the possible been made had hours ashore. B. Pickering of C.B.H.S. Highgenerosity of the city firms Also on the "Esperance Bay" Post to Fr. Bourke gate was awarded a Science which are sponsoring the session. are six boys who are travelling Teachers' exhibition. The Rev. Bourke, give a fiveJ. diocesan Father Ryan will under the migration scheme Allan Hullett Warren passed the Junior inspector of schools, has been minute talk in the opening ses- sponsored by the Young Chriscertificate with eight subjects in tian Worker movement. Allan Hullett, 16, son of Mr. appointed by the English depart- sion on Feb. 4. 1948. and Mrs. C. V. Hullett of 37 ment of the University of West Rookwood street, Mt. Lawley, ern Australia to a part-time has been awarded a general lecturing post in the English deBrothers Callixtus and Evin, exhibition by the University of partment. Father Bourke work- Father Cunningham Leaves Eastern who have been on the staff of St. Western Australia. ed on his degree while teaching Ildephonsus' college, New NorAllan, educated at Sacred at the seminary in Adelaide, and C.C.Y. Members cia, for the past five and two Heart Primary school and the transferred to Perth, where he States WNh Carload years, respectively, have been Christian Brothers, Highgate, gained his degree and completed notified by the Provincial of the passed the Leaving certificate his post -graduate year, which The Rev. C. Cunningham, parish priest of Marist Brothers of their trans- examinations with the following gained for him first-class hon- Dardanup, left for the Eastern States by car on Jan. subjects: English, Maths A (D), ours in English. fer to the Eastern States. Brother Callixtus has left for Maths B (D), Applied Maths Father Bourke is the second 22, accompanied by Bernie Depiazzi, Bryan Wells, Macedon, Vittoria, and Brother (D), Physics (D), Chemistry (D) priest to hold a position in the test matches. But the Their vac- and Technical Drawing. He in- English department. The other Tom Busher, and Bryan O'Con- final Evin for Adelaide. primary purpose of the trip is to ancies are being filled by Bro- tends to study engineering at was the Rev, E. J. Stormon, S.J., nor. Albert Panizza and Kevin see the Catholic Rural movement university. A member of the Harris are to follow by 'plane. ther Berchmans, from Forbes, the in action, and in particular to society and St. who is now doing his Doctorate N.S.W., and a newly -professed Holy NamePaul Father Cunningham is heading study the spirit and technique of a of Literature at Oxford. Father Vincent de society he is Brother. keen yachtsman and a promis- Stormon will probably return to the lads in a visit to the capital the Catholic Country Youth Australia in September. ing tennis player. cities, where they will see the movement. -
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