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Port Pirie Prepares To Welcome Bishop The Administrator of the Diocese of Port Pirie, the Rt. Rev. Mgr. M. B. Clune, advises that the new Bishop of the diocese, Most Rev. Bryan Gallagher, D.D., Ph.D., will take canonical possession of his Episcopal See on July 5, 1952. He will be solemnly enthroned at the Pro -Cathedral, Peterborough, on Sunday, July 6, at 10,30 a.m., by His Grace the Archbishop of Adelaide.
Thc 1?ecot Perth, Thursday, July 3, 1952.
No. 2,556
Price: 6d.
An address of welcome There will be devotions in and loyalty on behalf of the the evening, with Solemn clergy will be presented by Pontifical Benediction, the the Administrator, after preacher being Re. Alan which Pontifical High Mass Johnston, P.P.. formerly will be celebrated by the Rector of St. Francis new Bishop. Xavier's Seminary. Four other Bishops and A Mass for the children many Priests are expected to attend. as well as a large will be celebrated by His gathering of the faithful Lordship the new Bishop, on In ithe from neighbouring parishes. Monday, July 7. Luncheon will be served evening a concert will be Following the appeal made in Wagin and the parish was divide.' at Highgate on Sunday, at Bishop's House, at 1 p.m. held. and a civic reception into zones, where pairs of August 10; and at Collie on Sunday, for the invited extended by the Mayor of parish by the Rev. H. F. Brennan with the men will call upon every Sunday, August 29. members of the Hierarchy Peterborough with Catholic home in the parish. parish The Rev. H. F. Brennan and clergy. The ladies of of welcome by the addresses co-operation of the Rev. J. O'Mahony, laity. This is the ideal machinery has been visiting the parish Peterborough congregaOn Wednesday there will priest, a sum of £1,133 was donated. Below for such an appeal because of Merredin during the past the tion will provide luncheon be a concert and welcome a section of the donations is acknowledged. it gives every wage-earner week. On Sunday, July 6 for the visitors. in the Port Pirie Town Hall. D urn b l e y u n g, an opportunity to contribute he will make an appeal at Mr. and Mrs. Barnett. Moran. something according to his Kellerberrin. On July 20 he Wagin, Bill Moran, £10110/; Wagin, £5; J. D, Kelly. £5; D. Holmes, Wagin, 10/; or her income. The Ned - will speak at Manjimup and £25; McCafferty Brothers, Rose F. Brown, Ballaying, lands committee decided that on July 27 at Bridgetown. Monsignor Thomas Sees Missionaries E. Dumbleyung, £10/101; Meeting with a good re£15; B Kersley, Nippering, distributing envelopes in the Cronin, Dumbleyung, £10; £20; E. Porteus. Dumble- church or at the door was sponse in the parish of J. Joyce. Kukerin, £5; B. yung, £5; the Rev. G. Cro- ineffective to raise the Cottesloe, the Rev. J. Bourke Of Asia as of money needed for this pur- will launch an appeal at St. Joyce, Kukerin, £1; Leo cetti, Wagin, £515/ pose. Thomas' church, Claremont Arriving from
Wagin Gives £1,133 To University College Fund
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At Work Monsignor McMahon at Nedlands Committee The organisation for the
on July 6.
Civilisation
Sydney on June 27, the Very Rev. Mgr. A. R. Thomas, national director of the Pontifical Mission Aid societies, preached at all three Masses at the church of the Redemptorist Fathers, North Perth, on June 29.
appeal has a central committee with the Most Rev. Ireland Greets Dr. L. J. Goody as chairMonsignor McMahon, Last Sunday the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. man, Father H. Brennan as secMcMahon spoke to crowded congregations retary and Father James Cardinal Gilroy The centre of the world the pagan world had great DUBLIN, June 21 ( Radio. trouble, at Nedlands. In the congregation were two Bourke. said Monsignor Tho- resources. At its opening meeting NC.) and Church civic senior members of the University Teaching held at Highgate Presbytery dignitaries joined in honour- mas, appeared for the most The struggle was between part to be in the East. If a the Catholic missionaries D. A. Quinlan, Mr. John ing His Eminence Norman Faculty; the head of the Botany department, Dr. Dunphy. solicitor, and Mr. Cardinal Gilroy, Archbishop straight line were drawn trying to turn Asia's masses Dr. Grieve, and the senior Lecturer in Philo- E. E. Tomlinson, attended. of Sydney, Australia, who through the centre of Africa, to the right, and Russia's If parishes in the metropoli- paid a brief visit in Dublin. through Egypt, Persia, North emissaries trying to turn sophy, Mr. S. Grave M. A. India, China and Korea, it them to the left. The Cathotan area organise a collectIn the Department of Eng- Mahon has recently been ing committee as Nedlands The Cardinal was on his would almost go right missionaries were trying lish Mr. B. Rogers is a full- appointed for his fourth has done, they can always way home from the through the trouble spots of lic to teach them to know God time lecturer and the Rev. term of six years by the be in touch with the central 35th International Eucharis- the world. and love man; the Russian Bourke is a part-time lec- Governor in Executive Committee by a representa- tic Congress at Barcelona, That also went emissaries the very opposite line Spain. turer, Mrs. Child is library Council and is now one of tive on it or one of the cenas in Korea. In this picture assistant and probably the the senior members of the tral committee attending A reception party at Dub- through the centre of the a pagan world, which made of missionary struggle, the first Catholic to hold a Uni- Senate. parish committee on invita- lin Airport included Presi- the cause real for the trouble missionaries were not only versity appointment. dent Sean T. O'Kelly, Ministion. in the East was associated the emissaries of Christianity There are other minor posts Purpose and Spirit To visit the homes of the ter of External Affairs Frank with the struggle between but the front line of defence Until the Catholics build parishes in the teaching staff held by Aitken, Archbishop Gerald would be too great and staff a Catholic college a burden to O'Hara, Papal Nuncio to paganism and Christianity. of Western civilisation. Catholics, and there will be on any P. Paganism was trying to During his stay Monsignor Ireland. more when Catholics take within the University, they priest and theimpose and Archbishop seems solution their proper and rightful cannot be said to be really to be what Nedlands has John C McQuaid of Dublin. evolve from itself a new way Thomas will visit many of interested in of the progress of life; Christianity was Primate of Ireland. try- the schools, returning to place within the University. That oik Church, the the University. That college adopted. Also greeting the Cardinal ing to give it a foundation Adelaide next week. mother of so many seats of would invite members of the Projected Appeals were Brother Valerian Ryan. for imitating Western civi- The respoase to the Mislearning in the old lands, teaching staff to live in His Lordship, Bishop Vicar General of the Chris- lisation which the East had sions' appeal during the past has not a residential col- among its students. To have Goody will appeal for the tion Brothers of Ireland; tried to copy over the cen- year, he said, had been far lege within the University University lecturers living University college at Nor- and Father Killian, of Eden- turiesin excess to what it had was a regret which would among undergraduates. is of tham on July 20, and at derry, Offaly county, whose Into that picture. con- ever been before. This was soon be remedied, said inestimable value to the stu- Toodyay on July 27. brother. the late Bishop An- tinued the Monsignor, Rus- due to co-operation of dents. Monsignor McMahon. Monsignor McMahon will drew Killian. was Cardinal sia came, interested either priests, Religious teachers The professors and heads appeal at St. Mary's. Leeder- Gilroy's predecessor as Or- in exploitatiOn and de- in the schools and the laity No Founding Father of departments will come as ville, on July 13; at dinary of the Diocese of struction and in the man- to all of whom he was parAmong the University pro- guests to the College refec- York on Sunday, Sunday, July 27; Port Augusta. power of the East. for here ticularly grateful. fessors at Nedlands there tory and to the College was a feeling that the Church socials to the mutual benewas not very interested in fit of teachers and taught. A the growth and progress of college withhi the Univerthe University. They granted sity will add purpose and Catholics the honour of hav- spirit to the Newman ing founded Oxford, Paris, society of Catholic underBologna, Salerno, Salamanca graduates and graduates. and many others in Europe, Target of £5,000 but they thought their inOn the Wednesday prior terest in the advancement of to last Sunday, eighteen men learning had ended there. Catholics came to the Nedlands PresUnfortunately had no one to represent them bytery at the invitation f amongst the founding the Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Moss. fathers of the local Univer- Monsignor McMahon spoke sity. They had been so ex- to them of the necessity of and a Catholic chapel and coltended financially otherwise, that with primary lege within the University. schools and shortage of Many of the men made valupriests to meet the demands able suggestions and all of of the gold rush towns them were enthusiastic about they could not enter the Uni- the project. Nedlands, of course is the versity field. All that was University parish and is denow past termined to do its part in 18 Years in Senate raising funds. The men preTheir youth was going in sent (there were many increasing numbers to the apologies) formed themselves University; two of their dio- into a committee with Mr. cesan priests had won Uni- Reg Hopkins as president, versity degrees, Fathers John Mr. W. Davlez, as secretary Murphy and James Bourke and Mr. Joseph .2olhert as Many of our religious treasurer. teachers, Brothers and SisThe committee has set itAT THE CONFERENCE OF MISSION DIRECTORS IN BRISBANE last month, ters had graduated in arts self an immediate target of and sciences, a few of them raising L5000. Their first Monsignor Thomas is pictured second from left. Other priests representing W.A. were with major degrees. meeting was held last Wed(extreme left, centre rowl and On the University Senate nesday in the presbytery the Rev. R. McGinley, S.C.A., Vicariate of Kimberley, since 1934, Monsignor Mc - after the Novena devotions the Rev. J. Depiazzi, Perth, (second from left, back row).
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