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Carols, Palestrina Music Featured In what he described as his last public appearance as conductor of St. Mary's Cathedral choir, the Rev. A. E. Lynch outlined the attractive programme of sacred music
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which the choir will sing and the Proper will be by same composer. before and during the Mid- theThe Offertory will be, night Mass on Christmas "R es on e t in laudibus" eve. (Gallus) and "Hodie Chris11-11.30 p.m. tus natus est" (Palestrina). Price: 6d. Perth, Thursday, December 13, 1951 No. 2,527 Christmas carols of all Both of these motets will nations will be played on be sung by two choirs, the second choir being an echo. the Cathedral carillon. The traditional Christmas From 11.30 to the com- hymn, the "Adeste Fidemencement of the Midnight les," will be sung at the Mass the choir will sing Communion-an unusual the following carols: but most appropriate placAngels we have heard on ing. high; Sleep, Holy Babe; The The men soloists will be first Nowell; See amid the Messrs. J. A 11 m ar k, S winter's snow; Silent Night Lynch, R. Polestrini and J. and modern carols by Dom Savage. Among the boys, Gregory Murray, O.S.B., Masters John McClements, and Dr. C. Edgar Ford. John McManus, John Wass, bazaar. Other members of Father Lang said installed, the Archbishop enters and Rocco Isaia will have His Lordship the Most Rev. L. J. Goody mead. the committee are Mes- As Cathedral, Palestrina's solo parts. Miss Angela and As- dames O'Brien, Williamson, the will bless and declare open the new church- William Bennett "Ecce Sacerdos Magnus" Travia will preside at the Deering. Cattlin, Bowman, up the plans drew sociates be given. The music of organ and Father Lynch school of St. Denis, in Tuart Hill, on Sunday for the structure, and W. Congdon, Sell, Phillips, will the Mass, the Missa Brevis, will conduct throughout. Broderick was the contrac- Western, De Gracie, Fitzat 3.30 p.m. gerald. Bannister, and WigOnly enough ben- tor. The new building is sit- tion. The fund-raising commit- ham. to line the walls have uated at the corner of Pow- ches Father Langmead and the As the tee, with Mr. E. O'Brien as been purchased. ell street and Wanneroo building will be used for a secretary, has already rais- committee have expressed Belmont Parents, Children Enjoy efthe hone that there will be their estithrough an £287 ed cost it week, will the and during school road, It is be- was essential that light, forts at the recent joint a good attendance at the mated £4,500. opening function. Park be Tuart Hill -Osborne Sports Picnic on Mosman Reserve lieved that it is the first easily moved furniture to be Nissen -type building Three new Children of Sunday next after the 7.45 used for church purposes in Mary and 12 Aspirants were Mass. As we are going to press, received into the sodality Australia. in Belmont last Sunday. the cry that weekly reThe Rev. A. Langmead, More than 40 girls attended sounds throughout the Belparish priest, will celebrate the High Tea is St. Anne's mont parish ("They're racthe first Mass in the buildschool following the cere- ing at Headquarters") is ing at 10 o'clock on Sunday mony. Arrangements were being heard at Mosmans, morning, and the Osborne in the hands of the group's where the children of the Park parish choir, under Miss Doreen Mas- parochial school are enjoythe direction of Miss McJoe Holohan, of 55 Hampshire street, Victoria Pork, proud- president, sey, and the girls were en- ing a sports day and picnic. Kinloch, will sing at this awarded him by the tertained with musical Mothers of the children are Mass and at the Benedic- ly wears the Irish Service Medal recently items by the Rev. P. Mc- being catered for by special tion in the afternoon. President of Ireland for his part in the struggle for Irish freedom, Cudden. races and events, and Old the Classes will start in Girls of the school helped It is believed that the medal is the only one in West1920-21. school after Easter for chilA Communion breakfast fill the three Beam buses dren up to eight or nine ern Australia. which were chartered for parset the for has been Mr. Holohan saw service ish's Holy Name men on the annual picnic. years of age. It is estimat- The bronze medal bears 1st. Western Division of the children 150 has some army, armed that Republican ed with the Australian the arms of the counties of Irish will be accommodated from Ulster, Munster, Leinster, as one of his cherished pos- forces during World war II. throughout the Tuart Hill and Connaught, and por- sessions the order which redistrict. trays an armed soldier with sulted in his spending 12 Another feature of the the words, "Fight for Free- months in detainment. The on Indian Mission Field church will be that instead dom" underneath. The rib- order reads: "Whereas Australian Jesuits Leave the recommendation of a of the usual heavy pews, bon is black and tan. authormilitary competent a former Mr. Holohan, light folding chairs will be Reused to seat the congrega- member of the 1st. Brigade, ity appointed under the Irestoration of Order in land regulations, it appears to me that for the securing and restoration and mainBlames Press For tenance of order in Ireland it is expedient that Joseph Holohan, of Loughrea, in Disclosing Many Galway, of the county should, in view of the fact that he is person suspected War Top Secrets of having acted or being about to act in a manner President Truman said prejudicial to the restorarecently that 95 per cent. of tion and maintenance of all America's secret inforrevealed Order in Ireland, be subbeen had mation "through jected to such obligations to the enemy and restrictions as are herenewspapers and slick maginafter mentioned: azines." Now I hereby order that President Truman made the said Joseph Holohan be this statement at his press Ballykinler in interned conference, after he had camp. given the correspondents a Lt., T. Mayo, L. dutheir (Signed) lengthy lecture on O.C. '9 Coy. ties in protecting secret in16th. April, 1921. Mr. Joseph Holohan formation vital to United States security from reachenemies. America's ing He said that Yale University had recently made a Rosary Non-Catholic Friends survey of American newspapers and magazines, and had found that 95 per cent. Is Best Way to Reunion, Says Pope of all the information clasMeditation on the mys- the one same faith and in sified as secret by Governthe one same love; for "Is To reinforce the band of Australian Jesuits who began misment departments was now teries of the Rosary, often Christ divided?" And all public property, as it had repeated in a spirit of faith, must live the life of Christ sionary work this year in Hazaribogh, Bihar, India, a Jesuit priest, through cannot help please her and in ail organic unity in order revealed been are setting out for India in Januand move her, the fondest of to bring forth fruit to God six scholastics, and a laybrother, newspaper articles Philip McInerney, head Father party, of the leader The to ary. mercy show to mothers, magazines. in the one same body. Every one of the multitudes, there- master of Kostka Hall pre- J. Collins, the Rev. K. at other trades, that the In answer to a question, her children. hopes to be For that reason we say fore, whom the mischief of paratory school, is an old Cronin, the Rev. W. Dwyer, Jesuit Order many President Truman said that more in to send by secret information he that the Rosary is by far calamitous events has stolen boy of St. Patrick's college, the Rev. P. Lewis, and the able years to come. must East Melbourne. The schol- Rev. P. Nolan. was taking into considera- the best prayer by which to away from the unity, of asticS, some of whom left Brother B. Slack, an old tion facts, figures, maps and plead before her the cause be born again to Christ The Sending and Blessing of our separated brethren. that same Mother whom school only three years ago, boy of the Marist Brothers, documents. a with endowed has is the first Aus- of the missionaries will take God Brisbane, hearin life early a favourable grant To are/achieving outmost the He said that St. Ignatius' to their ambition to become tralian Jesuit Brother to go place in belongs properly to her never-failing fertility standing example was the ing So much church, Richmond, on Sunof spiritual Mother, bring forth a holy people. missionaries. They will do on the Mission. publication in the American office enThe group is in his Jan. 6. day, XIII Leo (Pope spreadthe for brought can be done Mary has not their training in India, bebusiness magazine, 'For- for could she-those cyclical Adiutricem Populi, ginning with a year in the ing of the faith by Brothers expected to leave on the tune," of the location, with forth-nor in mid -Janu"Carpentaria" who are of Christ except in issued Sept. 5, 1895). language -school. They are who work on the Mission as maps, of all the United A. Byrne, the Rev. carpenters, mechanics, and ary. Rev. the works. States atomic energy
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