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CCOI
No. 2,521
Perth, Thursday, October 25, 1951
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Dr. Goody to Be Consecrated In Presence of Ten Prelates In the presence of at least 10 members tur" and Viadana's "Exuljusti" will also be of the Hierarchy, the Most Rev. Dr. L. J. tate given. At the Goody, Auxiliary Bishop -elect to the Arch- Dr. C. evening Devotions, Indulgence For Edgar Ford will be bishop, will be consecrated in St. Mary's represented by the "Ecce Sacerdos," the "Te Deum" Cathedral, Nov. 1, at 10 a.m. and the "Adoremus". The The Holy Souls
The procession of prelates ternated between t h e "0 Salutaris" will be sung From midday on Thursand clergy will commence priests' choir in Gregorian by the boys to William day. MISS MAXINE BISHOP, of Onslow Nov. 1 to midnight from the Archbishop's Pal- chant and the boys singing Byrd's five -part setting. The on Nov. 2 a Ple- street, South Perth, was educated at St. Gerace at 9.50 a.m. Archbishop Praetorius' four-part ar- "Tantum Ergo" will be by naryFriday. Indulgence appliBeovich of Adelaide will rangement. Dom Gregory Murray cable only to the souls in trude's college, New Norcia, and passed her pr the occasional The priests' choir will O.S.B. and Handel's "Hal- Purgatory may be gained sermon. lelujah Chorus' will bring by those who have been Junior examination at St. Columba's, South chant the "Te Deum" in At the evening Devotions, and the antiphon the ceremonies to a close. to Confession and Holy Perth. She is an active her golf is of a standara the new Bishop will give Gregorian " Unguentum " by Mgr. Pontifical Benediction of Borghi will be sung by the Booklet on Ceremony Communion. as often as and interested member of to -day that no priest could the Blessed Sacrament and boys at the anointing. the Old Girls' association of reach. Her younger and A special booklet, con- they visit a church or the Rev. H. Lalor, S.J. will Borghi's antiphon "Firme- taining the full text of the semi-public oratory and the Sisters of St. Joseph. As only sister, Janet, was a preach in the presence of consecration ceremony and pray for the intentions of a young girl she confided pupil of St. Columba's, all the prelates. the Proper of the Mass of His Holiness the Pope. and her ambition to a Sister of South Perth, and Loreto His Lordship, Dr. Goody, Religious Reception the Day has been prepared for the souls in Purgatory. St. Joseph that when she convent, Nedlands. will be pleased to meet all At Victoria Square. by "The Record" press and The prescribed prayers for grew up she hoped "to be the faithful in the Cathwill be on sale at the prin- each visit are six Our something like a priest." This photo was taken A reception ceremony was edral grounds immediately cipal parishes churches on Fathers, six Hail Marys "Why?" asked Sister. "So during a welcome home at held in the Convent of Sunday and Six Glories. after Devotions. Oct. 28, priced at that I will be able to play Royal Perth Golf club. On The Bishop -elect left for Mercy, Victoria Square, re- one shilling. golf," replied Maxine. Well, the left is the trophy for the Adelaide by plane, Oct. 23, cently at which five received where he will attend the the garb of the Sisters of national women's chamMercy. They were Sr. M. Marian Congress, returning pionship, on the right is the Scholastica Ryan, Co. Lion Sunday, Oct. 28. exquisite trophy for the merick; Sr. M. Fidelma ColVictorian championship, Chant and Polyphony lins, Co. Clare, Sr. M. Vinand in the centre is the Special music, rendered cent O'Sullivan; Co. Limerick; Sr. M. Calasanctius by a choir of priests and Jubilee oscar for golf. St. Mary's Cathedral boys' Collins, Co. Limerick, and choir under the baton of Sr. M. Austin Lowe, Co. BUSINESS SESSIONS. the Rev. A.E. Lynch, will Delegates to the first Federal ConferTuesday, 30th. October, be heard during the conThe Rev. J. Hogan of- ence of the Catholic Women's league to be 10 a.m.-At Nestle House.1951. secration ceremony ficiated at the ceremony at 1. Official opening of the conference by His Grace the Palestrina's "Ecce Saver- which the occasional held in this State, will commence arriving . dos Magnus" will be Archbishop. Chairman: Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Moss. sung, sermon was preached by Oct. 26, stated Mrs. C. Smith, general secand the verses of the the Rev. Father Talty 2. "Vocational Guidance in Civil Life"-paper read by "Veni Creator" will be al- C.Ss.R. Victorian delegate, discussion led by Tasmanian delegate. retary of the league. 3. "Kindergarten"-paper read for QQuenseland deleAll States with the ex- will be the South Australian ception of Queensland will delegate. She was decorated gate, discussion led by South Australian delegate. Chairman: The Rev. A. Langmead, Spiritual Director. represented, she said. for patriotic work during Cool Daring of Youth Averts Tragedy beNew 2 p.m.-At Nestle House. South Wales will be the war. represented by Mrs. K. 1. "National Outlook in Education"-The Rev. J. is also sending president of the Tasmania representative and alth- Bourke, B.A. In Yanchep Pool al Irish Club Outing Burrow, Legion of Catholic Women, aough 2. "Education Based on Christian Principles-Catholic the Catholic Daughand Miss Hickey. of Australia in Queens- Schools"-paper read by New South Wales delegate, disThe picnic of the Irish club to Yanchep, Miss Clare Bride, general ters cussion led by West Australian representative. land cannot send a deleOct. 21, was marred by what might easily secretary of the Catholic gate, a paper will be read 3. "Home Life and Pre -School Education-KindergarWomen's Social guild and on their behalf. ten"-Paper read by South Australian delegate, discussion have been a swimming fatality, when Mr. Mrs. Fitts, a councillor, will led by Victorian delegate. Victoria. The general theme of the Peter Gannon (211 developed severe cramp represent Mrs. Perry, M.B.E., the Conference will be Cath- Wednesday, 31st. October, 1951. 10 a.m.-At Nestle House. in the swimming pool. mother of seven children, olic Education. 1. "Tertiary Education." Address by Rt. Rev. MonMr. Eddie Cunneen of signor McMahon, M.A., Ph.D., H.Dip.Ed. Fremantle made a valiant 2. "Catholic Influence in Social but unsuccessful attempt to Final Arrangements Are Problems'-paper - zd Completed for Impressive by Tasmanian delegate, discussion led by Victorian deleaid Mr. Gannon. gate. Tragedy was averted by the prompt and efficient Eucharistic Procession 3. "Domestic Training"-paper read for Queensland at Aquinas College, Oct. 28 methods of Mr. Craik, of 95 delegate; discussion led by South Australian delegate. Adelaide terrace, who got Arrangements are now finalised for the on Canning Highway. The 8 p.m.-At Nestle House. the unconscious man ashore. 1. "Pre -Cana Conference." Address by Rev. Dr. E. Sulfirst bus will leave St. Mr. Craik, making very Annual Eucharistic procession at Aquinas George's Terrace at 1 p.m. livan, D.D., Ph.D. light of the incident, disap- college on Sunday next, the Feast of Christ and thereafter at regular 2. "Catholic Movements, N.C.G.M." Paper by Miss peared quietly from the intervals. The return ser- Thelma Murray, discussion led by New South Wales delethe King. scene of his heroism. vice will commence at 4.30 gate. The College gates will be and will operate u n til Thursday, 1st. November, 1951. closed to vehicular traffic at 6.30 p.m. 2 p.m.-At Nestle House. 3.15 p.m. and the general Kalamunda Fete Be Held Amid assembly will take place im- Parish buses should carry 1. "Technical Education"-paper by Victorian delegate, mediately. All groups are a large identification sign discussion led by Tasmanian delegate. 2. ''Musical Education"-paper read by West Australian to take their for the convenience of pasE. Carpene's Famed Flower Display requested places behind their respec- sengers seeking their proper representative, discussion led by Victorian delegate. 3. "Vocational Guidance from the Religious Usually after mid -Oc- transformed a wilderness tive banners. Angle." bus for the 'return journey. tober the hills are drying into a place of beauty. Address by the Rev. J. P. Wilkinson, C.M. Sharp at 3.30, the Blessed out and the gardens and The Kalamunda fete will Sacrament will be exposed Apart from the rooms set wildflowers begin to fade be held on Sunday, Nov. 4, at the main altar and the aside for use as change Friday, 2nd. November, 1951. a.m.-At Nestle House. for want of water. commencing at 2.30. Visitors procession will commence. rooms for the Children of 10 "Native Missions" and Catholic Migration." Address . This year, however, rains from Fremantle are advised All who are physically ca- Mary and Flower Girls the came at the right time and to see Mr. Mick Brady at pable of taking part are main college buildings will by Rev. Father C. Stinson. 2. "Care of the Aborigines"-paper by New South fete the in aid of the future the Post Office for particu- asked tp do so. A special be closed to visitors. A church at Kalamunda should lars regarding a bus from enclosure will be provided First Aid room, staffed by Wales delegate, discussion led by South Australian delebe held among flowers and the port. close to the main altar for members of the St. John's gate. 3. "Libraries for Catholic Children"-paper read by shrubs at their finest. the aged and infirm who ambulance, will be provided Nearly 1,000 persons atThe Rev. V. Butler, assis- are not expected to attempt for those who might need Western Australian representative, discussion led by tended last year's fete and tant priest in the parish of to march. Eastern States delegate. attention. were loud in their praise at West Wyalong in the diocese 2 p.m.-At Nestle House. A government bus service the wonderful change from of Canberra and Goulburn, Chairman: The Rev. E. Collins. will operate between the The preacher of the ocvirgin bush to flowering N.S.W., arrived here by' air old G.P.O. and Aquinas, casional sermon will be Rev. Address by Dr. Sir Thomas Meagher, M.B., M.S. gardens at the home of Mr. Oct. 23 to meet the Maloja picking up passengers at Father Thomas Pearson, Interstate reports. E. Carpene. Twenty years of on which he will return East the eastern end of the 0.F.M , of Midland JuncAll women interested are cordially invited to be prehard and loving work has as chaplain to the migrants. Causeway and at bus stops tion. sent at any of these sessions.
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