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The Record Newspaper 12 July 1951

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Official organ of the Archdiocese of Perth. Established 1874.

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10 Nuns Have Silver Msgr. Thomas, National Director

Jubilee at St. John's

Of Mission Societies Arrives Here

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 Seventy -Seventh Year

Price Sixpence.

His Grace Confirms Children at S. Perth

July 2, feast of the Visitation of Our Lady, was a memorable day at the Provincial House of the Sisters of St. John of God,

Confirmation day has come Another missionary will acand gone, leaving very company him. We must happy memories of a very put the Mission into our impressive ceremony. The weekly novena to Our Lady children's recital of the of the Miraculous Medal. Subiaco. prayers had all the finish of pronounced For on that day two Sisters a trained verse-speaking Juvenile Ball Will choir. Their sponsors were Aid 'St Joseph's Nuns their final vows, 10 celebrated the silver jubifaultless throughout the The annual appeal for the lee of their Religious 'Profession, and five ceremony. of St. Joseph will be This time His Grace ad- Sisters young nuns arrived from the Irish novitiate a juvenile ball, in St. Colministered the Sacrament umba's hall, on the last Ireland. Mayo, in County from the predella. He was in August. Expenses assisted by Dean Rafferty week On the morning of July labour leads us to Eternal will be minimum, and we words Life. But to -day His in celebrated was and Father Hogan. Mass 2, The are surea the response will children and their sponsors be good and generous the convent chapel by the are gentler, when He speaks to this entered the sanctuary from appeal. Right Rev. Mgr. E. Ken- to you, lest you should lose The Rev. E. heart, being young. He nedy, V.G. both ends of the altar rails, McSweeney, chaplain to the speaks not of a cross but of and it made a moving pic- Junior HN Members community, assisted in the a yoke... and a yoke is borne ture. His Grace was very Jesus and you: by two, sanctuary, and the Very "Take up My yoke upon complimentary on the ap- At Dialogue Mass Our congratulations to the Talty, C.Ss.R., you, for My yoke is sweet Rev. P. pearance and behaviour of six new members enrolled preached the occasional ser- and My burden light, and the children. last Sunday in the Holy mon. The singing was excepyou shall find rest to your tionally good that evening. Name society, and to the The Sisters who made the souls." The altar never looked love- grand roll -up of boys from final vows were: Sister M. Do the silver jubilarians lier with the crimson splash the colleges to be enrolled Euphemia Kelly and Sister regret to -day those five and Last of Poinsettia. The old gold as junior members. M. Martha Forde. Both Sis- twenty years of youthful tabernacle corer, with its Sunday the Dialogue Mass ters are natives of County life given to His love and rich colours of hand -em- was greatly improved by Galway, Ireland. service? Far from it. They broidery in Celtic designs, the clear voices of the boys The nuns who celebrated will -tell you that "He is made in Dublin by the skil- saying the Latin responses. faithful who hath called of their jubilee the silver ful fingers of a lady in gratA wedding of interest to Religious profession were: you, that God is not as man itude for the gift of health St. Columba's will take Sister M. ..k:rome, Sister M. that He should lie; He will received during the Irish place on July 26 with Nupwhat He hath promisPancratius, Sister M. Cam- fulfil pilgrimage to Fatima in Oc- tial Mass, when Miss VeronEvery one that hath left illus, Sister M. Therese, Sis- ed: tober, 1949, was much ad- ica Madeline McEncroe will father and mother, sisters ter M. Anthony, Sister M. and brothers, house and mired. be joined in holy matriPaul, Mother M. Callista, lands for My Name's sake, A complete set, each col- mony with Mr. Laurence Mother M. Martina, Sister shall receive a hundredfold our with distinctive em- Bernard Carmody, of KonM. Benedict, Sister M. Rose. and shall possess life ever broidery, is now at St. Col- dinin. The father of the In the course of his ser- lasting." umba's, worked by the bride was once a pillar of mon, Father Talty said:hands of the same lady. It St. Columba's until he beLove is the meaning of is difficult to make a choice gan to ramble elsewhere. "Some of your Sisters are to -day's sacrifice, and a man between the green and the here this morning who recall "counts it as nothing, if he TO ENCOURAGE THE WORK of the purple, the white and the Concerto Finalists gives all the substance 25 of with joy that happy day, years ago, when they knelt his house for love". And Pontifical Mission Aid societies in this State, red, but the gold, of course, For Parish Concert is something very special. where you are kneeling now. love will keep you faithThe concert at the CanThis is their silver jubilee. ful, for nothing is hard to the Right Rev. Monsignor A. R. Thomas, ning Bridge hall on WednesNew Stained Glass Those years have had their one who loves. Despite a day, July 25, promises to be crosses, as yours will also busy and laborious life, Holy National Director, arrived from Sydney by Windows From Eire an unusual and memorable have, for Jesus says to His Church guarantees to all her An additional glory in one. Two of the artists He was met by the Rev. J. stained glass is on its way nuns what He says to all: Religious daily Mass and air on Monday. Bernice Demorest and Lexie "If any man will come after daily Holy Communion. Take McNamara, diocesan Director of the Propa- from Dublin. The artist is Burrows, have been finalists Me, let him deny himself your heart each day and the famous Richard King, in the A.B.C. concerto comand take up his cross daily light it like a lamp at this gation of the Faith. who designed the Irish air petitions. and follow Me." There is no furnace of love, the Most stamps and special issues. The Rev. Albert Lynch, Monsignor Thomas will was not so great when the His work other road to heaven; if Sacred and Loving Heart of each year in the Dave Howard, John Sullispeak on the foreign Mis- inflation of the currency was Capuchin Annual there were a better one, Jesus, your Spouse. is much van and the inimitable Fred He would have chosen it Love to look on His cruci- sions at all Masses in St. taken into account. admired in oud and new - Gerry McCarthy Himself and laid it down fied image, which you wear Mary's Cathedral on SunThe Pontifical Mission lands. We hope to see four Burke combination need no introfor us. He will also Aid societies were founded on your person, love to kiss day, July 15. windows of the sandtuary He knows our nature, be- it... in that school you will visit various schools in the in Australia in 1901, the with these panels before duction, while Sid Lynch, Joe Savage, and Jack Al-cause He made it; delights learn what it means to love. metropolitan area. year of Federation. Since many more weeks. mark are singers who each lure us to destruction, May Mary, His Blessed On July 16, Monsignor the Propagation of the Faith in their type could not be Mother, His first and grea- will leave for Geraaldton, was an international organi- Redemptorists Will bettered. test lover, teach you this where he will spend a week. sation, the subscription was Conduct a Mission The outcome of this, the supreme art of giving all for Archbishop's fixed at a figure which bore We are delighted to an- first combined social effort alland all for love. "Love is Asked about the progress relationship to the nounce to our parishioners Engagements strong as death; its lamps of missionary effort in Aus- some of the famous Harvester award that the new Rector of the parishes, Como-Applecross are lamps of flame and fire; tralia, Monsignor Thomas given a few is awaited with July 15: years later. Redemptorist Monastery, considerable interest. It is Preside at Solemn High many waters cannot extin- said that while £100,000 the first vast raised for Obviously, with the been the Very Rev. Father Talty, expected that the hall acMass at Carmelite Monas- guish it nor floods o'erwhelm had it; for love is strong as time in the Catholic history increase in wages, the an- C.Ss.R., is coming to con- commodation, which is contery, Nedlands, at 8 a.m. amount 50 duct a Mission, beginning siderable, will be somewhat nual fixed country, the subscription death." of the Canoniand Confirmation years ago did not represent the first week in November. taxed. cal Visitation at St. Mary's, an amount equal to the deKalamunda. mands of the Missions toJuly 16: Former Students of St. Charles day. Preside at Solemn High Three Monsignor stressed that Nine Men Receive H.N. Pledge Mass at Convent of the the Pontifical societies proGood Shepherd, 10 a.m. To be Ordained in Cathedral, July 28 vided for all missions, and July 22: however good special causes From the Archbishop at Bassendean Confirmation and CanoniThree alumni of St. Charles' seminary, might seem, money was lost A large congregation filled the Church cal Visitation, St. Brigid's exchange, and furtherGuildford, will be ordained to the priesthood in Church, Collie. more, the Holy Father knew of St. Joseph, Bassendean, when His Grace on July 28 in St. Mary's Cathedral. They best how to distribute mis- the Archbishop administered the Sacrament July 24: sionary funds according to Confirmation and Canoniof Confirmation to 40 children there on cal Visitation, Church of St. are the Rev. John Challis, the Rev: G. Cro- need. Thomas More, Margaret cetti, and the Rev. M. Newbold. July 8. River. The Archbishop was as- being consecrated members The three young men, who gate, and is the son of Mr. brate his first Mass at St. July 27: Mosman sisted by the Very Rev. of the Holy Name society at will all be ordained for the and Mrs. G. F. Challis, of Aidan's church, Confirmation and Canoni- Archdiocese of Perth, made Bayswater. He will offer Park, at 9.30 a.m. on July Dean Rafferty, Adm., and the hands of the Archbiscal Visitation, Church of their minor studies at St. his first Mass at St. Col- 29. the Rev. J. Hogan. Father hop. the Immaculate Conception, Charles' and read theology umba's church, Bayswater, Son of Mr. E. Newbold, 31 Hogan explained to the chil- The children were preparDardanup. Manning road, South Como, dren the significance of the ed for Confirmation by the at St. Patrick's college, on July 29, at 9 a.m. Manly, N.S.W. Educated by the Presen- the Rev. M. Newbold will Sacrament they were about Sisters of Mercy and the July 29: Rev. T. McCaul, P.P., and The Rev. J. Challis was a tation Sisters at Beverley, offer his first Mass on. July to receive. Confirmation and CanoniAfterwards nine men of were excellently trained and Patrick's student of the Christian where St. his parents reside, the 29 at 9.30 a.m. in St. Colcal Visitation, Brothers' High school, High - Rev. G. Crocetti will cele- umba's church, South Perth. parish had the privilege of presented. Church, Bunbury. CALL, 'PHONE or WRITE

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