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The Record Newspaper 26 June 1952

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Perth, Thursday, June 26, 1952.

On June 19, His Excellency the Apos-

tolic Delegate visited the University to bless the site of the proposed Catholic college. He was received by Mr. E. W. Gillett, Chancellor of the University; Mr. A. J. Reid, pro -Chancellor and Professor Bayliss, vice -Chancellor.

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His Excellency Extols Long and Untiring Episcopate in Which

Accompanying the Apostolic Delegate were His Lordship, Bishop Goody; the V. Rev. Mgr. E. Clarizio. the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. McMahon and the Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Moss. His Excellency, the Most His Excellency was con- Rev. P. Marella, S.T.D., ducted over the University. J.C.D.. Apostolic Delegate, He expressed particular in- after a stay of 16 days in terest in the library. especi- the. State. left by air for Adeally in the Oriental section, laide on June 23. Ile was a subject of which his 16 accompanied by the V. Rev. imitated his Master, by tryin Japan qualified him Mgr. E. Clarizio.. uditore to A very large congregation attended the Solemn High Mass in ing to alleviate the suffer- years to speak with considerable the Delegation. St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday last when His Excellency the ings of the poor, the loneli- authority. of prisoners, the needs He stated that he was In a conversation with Apostolic Delegate presided, preached and gave the Apostolic ness of migrants. Professor F. Beasley. of the pleased to hear that two blessing. After Mass, His Excellency met the people in the Department of Law, the Jesuit Fathers had been proIs Pope of Peace Apostolic Delegate promised mised by the Provincial as Cathedral grounds. "This is not speaking to donate to the Law Library rector and vice-rector, resiFinally, they ought to The Cathedral Boys' choir, The Rev. M. McKeon celemy dear a Codex of Canon Law, to- dent in the college. The brated the Mass, with the under the direction of the think of the Holy Father as figuratively, Rev. J. Hogan as deacon Rev. P. McCudden gave a a Servant of the Servants people," concluded His Ex- gether with its Sources. (His vice -rector would act as and the Rev. J McNamara very fine rendition of of God; yes, he was their cellency: "it is current his- Excellency holds a doctorate chaplain to all Catholic students attending the UniverServant inasmuch as he per- tory and not a day of the in Canon Law). as sub -deacon. "Missa Secunda formed most zealously the pontificate of Pius XII has His Excellency exHis Excellency was as- Perosi's A call was then made on sity. passed without the sterling pressed the hope that one of Proper service The greatest they could by the Pontificalis." at the throne sisted the Warden of St. George's evidence of one or another Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. Mc- the Mass was from Victoria. imagine on earth, that of beof England college, day there would be also a these works of charity. Church Mahon and the Rt. Rev. Mgr. His Excellency entered the ing the Master and the. of Mr. J. H. Reynolds, who residential college within the for Catholic E. Moss Assistant priest was Cathedral to the majestic Guardian of our Holy Faith, But above all the Pope is the showed his visitors over the University of Peace: in season and the V. Rev. Mgr. E. Clarizio. strains of Koss' "Ecce Sacer- without which, using the Pope building. His Excellency women. out of season he is pointing words of St. OfferPaul, At the it is imThe V. Rev. Dean Rafferty, dos Magnus" out to the peoples of the expressed admiration of the Adm. was master of cere- tory the motet was Praglia s possible to please God. world the ways to lasting chapel and refectory. monies at the throne, while "Tu es Petrus." Handel's High Mass lo Mark For All Humanity Peace and to social restorathe students of St. Charles' "Hallelujah Chorus" marked For All Students The services of the Holy tion by mutual co-operation seminary assisted in the the conclusion of the cere- Father were not reserved and by discarding once for The party then proceeded monies. sacred liturgy. only for the members of the all the principles of egotism to the site of the proposed Pope's Feast Day Catholic Church but were and materialism. The Feast day of the .Holy Catholic college which His continuously and May now the Blessing of Excellency blessed. He ex- Father will be observed on Not a Field Which Does Nol Bear extended generously to all humanity. Almighty God, imparted to pressed himself as very Sunday, June 29, by the The Vicar on earth of Him you in the name of the Pon- pleased with the suggested celebration of Solemn High who multiplied the loaves tiff be a pledge of peace and plan of a public chapel for Mass Mary's Cathof Genius, Zealous of bread for the hungry prosperity for your noble all students within the Uni- edral atin 11 o'clock. the ter to the spiritual needs of 'crowd, who made whole the country, for your families, versity, and not exclusively Before bestowing On the same day the Apostolic Blessing on all the first Catholic settlers in sick, who felt compassion for your lovely children and for those fortunate enough Peter's Pence collection will present, His Excellency ad- this really beautiful part of for and even wept over the for everyone who is dear to to be resident students, as be made in all churches of dressed the congregation. He the Continent of the Southern miseries of the people, also your hearts." in the Eastern States. the Archdiocese. expressed his deep gratitude Cross. and satisfaction for the few It fell upon him to have days he had spent in Perth. the great honour and responIn Smiling Mood Three Prelates "I know only too well," sibility to represent the Pope to Honour the Eucharist said the Apostolic Delegate, in Australia, and through his "that in this Cathedral I am person they were very near standing on hallowed to the Holy Father. They ground,. the ground upon should not think of His Holiwhich the seed of faith was ness only as the Supreme sown in tears by the first Head of the Church surpriests of rounded, as he is, by that Bishops and Western Australia, so that splendour and glory which their successors in future is rightly due to his most years might reap indeed in exalted office; they should joyfulness" not see only the halo of supreme spiritual power around Priests, Laity Help his venerable brow. In these The fifth in the glorious sad days, His Excellency series of these Apostles, con- said, the Holy Father wanttinued His Excellency, was ed them to look on him their beloved Archbishop, rather as Vicar of the CruciDr. Prendiville, and it had fied, of the One scourged been for him (the speaker), and crowned with thorns. a genuine pleasure to witPontiff Suffering ness the marvellous development of their Archdiocese If the Pontiff had not as under his long and untiring Yet suffered bodily injury, episcopate. There was not they might justly say that a field, be it educational, cul- he had felt and feels every tural, litiggical, chariliable day in his paternal heart all or social which did not bear the pains, the tortures, the the imprint of his genius and massacres of so many of his of his zealous activity. Bishops, priests and faithNothing, however, would ful, who in the countries he have done, no success was well known to them gave to be expected without the most courageous witness to faithful co-operation of Jesus Christ. They should scores of devoted priests, think of him as successor to brothers and sisters; no St. Peter, of Peter there in seminary, no churches, no the prisons of Jerusalem, schools and colleges, no hos- while all the Church was and orphanages, no praying without ceasing for Catholic Press should they his liberation; and they witness that day without the should pray likewise for, all unstinted generosity of all the champions of the faith the people of Perth.. who replenished the gaols 'Accept, then, my most today. cordial thanks," said His ExThe Apostolic Delegate cellency "in the name of the said that the Holy Father Holy Father himself." would be grateful for their The Vicar of Christ had devotion, well known to him, always been present in and in that union of mind Perth from the very begin- and heart with his beloved ning, he continued, in the children of Australia he persons of those valiant mis- would find great comfort sionaries whom He sent from and consolation in his soliciHis Grace the Archbishop, His Excellency the Apostolic Delegate, and His Lordship the Island of Saints here to tude for all the churches of Western Australia to minis- the world. Bishop Goody pass through a guard of h onour composed of Holy Name members.

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