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Archbishop Gives Historic Pectoral Cross to Dr. Goody
No. 2,516.
A pectoral cross, the property of the late Archbishop Clune, was given to the Most Rev. Bishop -Elect L. J. Goody recently by His Grace the Archbishop.
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Perth, Thursday, September 20, 1951.
Price: 6d.
The Bishop of Geraldton Will Consecrate Dr. Goody, Nov. 1 The Most Rev. L. J. Goody, Auxiliary Bishop-elect to His Gtace the Archbishop, returned from the Eastern States by plane on Sept. 17. Dr. Goody will be consecrated in St. Mary's Cathedral on Thursday, Nov. 1, the feast of All Saints, at 10 a.m.
The gold cross, which is brance) are engraved on adorned with four ame- the edge. thysts, was a gift from Dr. Goody will take up Blessed Pius X. to the late Archbishop, and the words residence in the Highgate 50 Vincent which the Pope used when presbytery, he gave it ("Un piccolo ric- street, Mt. Lawley, on Sunordo"-a little remem- day week.
Highgate Girls Muster at Airport To Wish Godspeed to the Girls 01
Touring Katanning Convent Choir
The Most Rev. Dr. A. J. Gummer, Bishop of Gerald ton, will be the consecrating prelate, assisted by the Most For the First Time in 21 Years Of Rev. Dr. B. D. Stewart, Bishop of Sandhurst, Victoria, and the Most Rev. Dr. P. F. Concert Giving, Father MacEwan Has Lyons, Auxiliary Bishop to His Eminence, Cardinal To Cancel Remaining Engagements Gilroy. It is anticipated that other Looking greatly refreshed, Father Sydmembers of the Hierarchy may visit the State to at- ney MacEwan left St. John of God hospital, tend the consecration. Subiaco, on Sept. 18. He will spend a further
fortnight convalescing in a holiday resort
Records of Tenor before returning to Sydney, whence he will
Recall His Death On Thursday, Sept. 27, the Rev. P. McCudden will give a gramophone recital at St. Brigid's hall, West Perth, to commemorate the anniversary of the death of
sail for London aboard the Oronsay, Oct. 2.
On medical advice, Father Mac Ewan thanked for his Mac Ewan has regretfully constant care and courtesy cancelled the remaining during his illness, said that concerts of his tour-the had Father Mac Ewan's tour
first time such a thing has been completed it would happened in the 21 years of have broken all records for concert giving. artists presented in Australia Father Mac Ewan said, by the Commission. the great Irish tenor John Father MacEwan said he however, that the purpose of McCormack. The recital will be intro- the tour had been accomp- hoped it would not be his duced by a talk on his life, lished and the proceeds of last visit to this country, and between items Father. his concerts and recordings even if he did not return as "YOU'LL HAVE TO MAKE IT SNAPPY. No, you can't get a He has an apMc Cudden will give a com- would go far towards comp- a singer. mentary to portray the leting the Cathedral of St. pointment in London for picture with the crew, but we might be able to let you get one with more gramophone the air hostesses," was T.A.A.'s comment when "The Record" characteristics which made Columba of Argyll and the making records, and arrangements Isles. McCormack famous. The evening is being spon- The managen of the A.B.C., are in hand for an Ameri- cameraman covered the departure of the Katanning convent choir Nearly 30 girls from the was partly responsible for a sister House of their sored by The Irish Club. Mr. Chappell, whom Father can tour next year. Sacred Heart High school the enthusiasm of the on- teachers. the Sisters of were there to cheer the girls lookers, they said. Notre Dame des Missions. Father A. Kelly, S.J., on their way. Miss Val The choir of 20 girls from The festival will be held Here on Short Visit. O'Brien, of Maylands, pre- St. Rita's convent, Katan- on Friday, Sept. 21. The "It's just like getting home sented the choir with a ning, who were selected to Katanning girls, whom local again," said the Rev. Austin large bouquet of pink roses represent the B grade in authorities consider to have Kelly S.J., provincial of the and white flowers bearing a the Commonwealth Jubilee a good chance of selection, Jesuit Fathers in Australia large red "V for Victory" Choir festival in Melbourne, will, if successful, go to after he arrived here for a ribbon, on behalf of the arrived in Perth Sept. 15. Canberra to participate in brief visit on Friday night. Highgate girls. The chance The girls were billetted with the National Jubilee concert Father Kelly spoke enthus- of getting a late a Catholic families. on Sept. 23. If unsuccessNotwithstanding the fact that the Re- iastically on the work of the trip to the airport, night, and the In Melbourne the girls ful, they will leave MelAustralian in Jesuits their promise that they would be will be accommodated at St. bourne by air on the return demptorist Fathers told the large congrega- new mission work in India. let off homework that night, Anne's convent, East Kew, journey on Sept. 25. tion in Sacred Heart .
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Highgate Babies Are Blessed In Popular Mission Ceremony
Church, Highgate, on Sunday last that "it is the babies' day out,
and they can make as much of Perpetual Succour and noise as they like," com- had prepared miraculous parative peace reigned dur- medals with tiny blue rib ing the blessing of the bins and gold safety pins babies of the parish. for each child. About 70 babies ranging in After a short talk on the ages from a few weeks to significance of the occatwo years and well over 100 sion the babies were blesparents and grandparents sed according to the Roman took part in the ceremony Ritual and then were which is a feature of mis- brought up to the altar Perth at 7 a.m. sions conducted by the rails where they were Three Archbishops, three Bishops, and an Abbot will attend departing from St. George's terrace, Redemptorist Fathers. given a Miraculous medal. the solemn blessing opposite Anzac House. Buses and of His enthronement Lordship, the Rt. whole congregation "Young couples hear so The the return journey leave many sermons on the sins was then blessed with the Rev. Dr. Gregory Gomez, O.S.B., at New Norcia, Oct. 6, at 10 a.m. on New Norcia at 5,30 p.m. and against married life that relic of St. Gerard Majella, The ceremony will take place in the open air on a raised sanc- arrive in Perth at 8 p.m. we like to use an occasion patron of mothers. The return fare is 34/8. like this to pay tribute to The acting administrator tuary, specially constructed to accommodate the large number of Bookings may be made at the many couples who are of the parish, the Rev. M. 81 St. George's terrace, living according to the laws Fitzgerald, said that the visiting clergy. ground floor. of God," one of tha mis- number of babies present The officiating prelate Most Rev. L.J. Goody, Auxi- vide an entertainment on For the convepience of sioners explained. It was was indicative of t h e will be the Most Rev. J.D. liary Bishop -elect to Perth, the sports grounds. visitors who wish to make an "enthralling sight," he growth of the parish. Many Simonds, D.D., Ph.D., Coad- and the Rt. Rev. Dr. A. At 3 p.m. the hierarchy a picnic day of it, hot water added, to see the large children from other pa- jutor Archbishop of Mel- Catalan, O.S.B. and clergy and all visitors will be available and lunnumber of young couples rishes were at present in bourne. He will be assisted The long and colourful will be the guests of the may be secured at with two and three child- t h e Highgate parochial by a number of visiting pre- ceremony will commence at Benedictine community at cheon the hostel. ren at the function. "High- schools but the time might lates, among whom will be: 10 a.m. with Solemn Ponti- afternoon tea. The Benedictine commungate has good reason to be come soon when the schools -the Most Rev. R. Prendi- flcal Mass, during which Solemn Benediction of the ity extends a cordial invitaproud of them," he stres- might only be able to ac- ville, Archbishop of Perth; Lord Abbot -elect Gomez Blessed Sacrament at 4.30 tion to all friends and wellsed. commodate children from the Most Rev. M. Beovich, will be blessed and enth- p.m. will conclude the his - wishers to travel to New Sisters from the High- the Highgate parish. Archbishop of Adelaide; the roned. toric occasion. Norcia on Oct. 6. Visitors gate convent had arranged The mission is being Most Rev. F. Henschke, At 1 p.m. there will be Those desiring to attend the are invited to be the guests the Statue of the Divine preached by the Rev. L. Bishop of Wagga Wagga; the luncheon in the hostel and unioue ceremony may travel of the monks at afternoon Infant in, a little crib be- Hensberry C.SS.R and Most A. J. Gummer, afterwards, students from by the Midland Railway tea which will be served fore the altar of Our Lady Rev. K.D. Crowe C.SS.R.the BishopRev. of Geraldton; the the local colleges will pro- Company Road Bus service on the sports grounds.
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