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Hosts to the Clergy To mark the feast day of St. Alphonsus Ligour Solemn High Mass was sung in the church of the Re-
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for his Mother, wrote after months of prayer and study that demptorist Monastery, North classic of Marian literature, Perth, on Aug. 3, at which `The Glories of Mary'." His Grace the Archbishop After pointing out to the presided. congregation that the hope The Archbishop was as- of the world lies in true sisted at the throne by the devotion to Our Lady, V. Rev. P. Talty, C.Ss.R. Father Lynch recited the (rector) and the Rev. T. following prayer in honour No. 2,561 (Re b, t'iLtGaPs NePewrth'perfIr Perth, Thursday, August 7, 1952. Robinson, C.Ss.R. The Rev. of the Saint:J. Hogan was assistant priest. Occasional Prayer Celebrant of the Mass was "0 Blessed Alphonsus, the Rev. K. Crowe. C.Ss.R.; favoured child of Mary, who the deacon. the Rev. L. in thy lifetime didst show Hansberry, C.Ss.R. and the unbounded love and unshasubdeacon, the Rev. Fr. kable confidence in thy Middleton, C.Ss.R. The Rev. Blessed Mother, now that V Page. C.Ss.R. was master thou hast received the of ceremonies and the Rev. reward of thy devoted serJ. Lynch preached the vice and dost bask in the panegyric. sunshine of her eternal presence, beg of her for us a Panegyric of Saint tiny spark of that love £10: F. J. Mackin (Tam "The work of the Redempthat consumed thy soul, so A gift of £5,000 from a donor who wishes Cunderdin Parish min). torist Fathers is so well and that we too may share in the to remain anonymous for the Catholic col- Swells Its Total £5 5s each: C. A. Bude- favourably known, not only that love and confidence and Ten -year -old Terence Mac - silik (Cunderdin). Miss M. to you, but throughout the so merit a like reward. lege within the University was received re- kin's donation of his pocket (Meckering). length and breadth of AusAnd thou, 0 Queen, who Money is still money, amounting to 1/6, Culinane cently by the Archbishop. tralia, and indeed in every £5 each: Steve Budesilik so reward thy servant the latest donations that it needs no boost didst coming in from parishes in which the appeal brought Alphonsus of his to hand from the Cunder- (Cunderdin), J. V. Cullin- land, from me to -day. We pay devotion to because (Meckering). ane thee and thy time din parish to £34/1/6. This hos been conducted, and it will be some £1 each: G. F. Trefry (Cun- them the tribute of our love Rosary, so with a like conalis in addition to the sum admiration, our grati- fidence in the unconquerable before total accurate figures ore available ready acknowledged through derdin), Miss M. Wilcox and (Meckering), A. L. Bonser tude and praise, for their power of thy Rosary, do we "The Record." for publication. splendid work in our midst, The appeal committee ac- (Meckering). and rejoice with them on send up to thee, on this the On Sunday next. Aug. men to further the appeal knowledges 5s.: Mrs. E. Smith (Mec- this their feast," said Father queen of prayers, the cry of following the 10, His Lordship Bishop which is receiving the ac- amounts received through kering). Lynch, in the course of his our anguished hearts. of the whole the Rev. D. J. Lenihan: 1/6: Terence Mackin. Scatter the quickening sermon. Goody will make the ap- tive support Catholic community. The preacher depicted St. clouds of war that loom peal in St. Columba's, Members of the Appeal above us. 0 harbinger 'of Alphonsus as a man of prayer and learning, a priest day, 0 hope of the South Perth, and the Rt. committee have expressus now as thou has led, American Set for Therry Play burning with apostolic zeal. lead Rev. Mgr. J. T. Mc- ed their gratification at South a saintly reformer of his across the bleak wilderness. diocese, but above all as a Bind us to thee by the Mahon will conduct it in the way in which the apIt golden chains of thy Rosary. true disciple of Mary. the Highgate parish. Bis- peal has been received was this love of Our Lady May the angels take heahop Goody will make the and the generous rewhich made him say when venward this prayer and and appeal in the Fremantle sponse from city he was advanced in years bring the answer down the and after having accomplish- Rosary stair." and Bunbury parishes on country to a cause which ed great works for God: the two following Sun- will mark a new era in "Any good that is in me, Bishops at Luncheon the Catholic education days. any good I may have done, On Aug. 5 the rector Mr. John Dunphy will system of the ArchdioI owe to my Mother." and Redemptorist commun"St. Alphonsus," the ity entertained His Grace head a committee of lay- cese. preacher continued, "not the Archbishop, the Auxilicontent with preaching and ary Bishop, and the parish devotion to Mary, would in Northam Parish Gifts Reach £1,181 his writings defend her area at luncheon. honour against those who His Grace proposed a vote The organising committee acknowwould besmirch it. Having of thanks to the Redempledge with thanks the billowing additional laid down his sword at her torists and to the other Refeet he took up the mighty ligious Orders of the Archdonations from the parish of Northam, weapon of the pen and, in diocese.
The f?eco
his love and zeal
£5,000 Donation Gives
Fillip to College Appeal
that
IN THE CAST of "The Vixen and the Grapes," presented by members of the 2s. each: G. Reed, B. Reed. Therry society at Highgate, were £50: T. Murphy. (left to 6d. each: Valerie Pears, £25: L. Sermon. de Thierry, Judith right), Rena Landquist, Pears. Mervyn Mrs. and Mr. ' £10 each: A committee formed by Valerie Dunn, and Betty McNeill. (Report F. W. Orrell, R. Morris. £5 each: Mrs. D. Morgan, the men of the parish will Mr. and Mrs. D. Anderson. carry on the appeal during on P. 3.) which makes a total of £1,181
from
centre.
£3 3s: Miss A. Hughes. the next few weeks, and further sums will be acknow£3: Brs. McDermott. £2 each: P. McDermott, ledged as they come to hand.
Father Stinson Departs For U.K. Migration Post
The Rev. C. Stinson, di- Ryan, the Rev. J. Russell, rector of Catholic Migration the Rev. H. Brennan and in the archdiocese, left by the Rev. J. Depiazzi. Rev. air for Adelaide on Aug. 5 Br. O'Shea and other Brothon the first leg of his journey ers from Clontarf were also to England, where he will present, Scored in Audition for Television During Father Stinson's in spend six months in the seRegis- power and brilliance, Mr. Morris Barr Decame Frances Moran from lection of migrant children stay abroad,, Father U.S.A.. in trar, at present organising talents. piazzi will be acting -director Perth (A.B.C. winner, 1948), for local institutions. Two £100 Gifts New Australians working writes after visiting numer- who gently sat down and Migration. of Catholic The children so selected and at Dean Mill contributed to ous conservatoriums "Drink to Me Only." will be absorbed at Bindoon, From Manjimup the appeal, and a committee schools of music. "Piano is played, effect was terrific. Here The Clontarf, Tardun, Castleclare £100 of Two donations has been formed of New extremely strong, but with was a lass who played with and St. Joseph's Is orphanage, were received by the Rev. Australians at the Shannon an alarming tendency to tone and graceful singing Father Stinson was faH. F. Brennan after he Mill to solicit donations worship technique as a final style. Needless to say. she rewelled by Caat the airport the for appeal the made from their companions. good and not as a means to up then and the Rev. T. Ahern, the Rev. 'tholic University college in Children from Dean Mill an end. At an audition for a was signed On the vocal side J. Carmody, the Rev. J. the Manjimup parish. The and the Manjimup convent television show after hear- there. the Rev. F. committee gratefully ac- contributed their mite and ing eight pianists pound the there is no question of doubt McCarthy, A party was given by the knowledges the following promised their prayers for piano as well as myself into in my mind that Australian N.C.G.M. Executive on July voices are far more beautimoneys received:the success of the appeal. the ground with tremendous ful and we have more natu23, at 'Marian Lodge', in £100: Mrs. A. Narocki. honour of Miss Joan Fariss, ral voices than the Ameri£25: Mr. Paul Brennan cans. Just in case you Confession, Mass who recently resigned from (1st. instalment of £100 the position of vice-president might think that I do not promised), of the Movement. Joan hear many people I should £10 10s: Mr. and Mrs. A. intends to enter the novitiate mention that already I have Times For Feast Fontanini. of the Good Shepherd Order, visited University of Cali£10 each: J. Hart, A. .1. HOLY DAY OF Abbotsford, early in August. fornia, University of Iowa, Angel, B. White. OBLIGATION. All metropolitan branches North-Western University, £5 each: C. K. McCarter, 15, the of the Movement were reAugust Friday, Musical college. Chicago ColeC. McElhone, L. J. Assumption, of the presented at the party, as New Trier High school Feast man, G. Fontanini. (Special High school). Uni- will be a Holy Day of Obli- well as a number of Joan's £2 lOs each: J. G. Bargation. friends. and several Move29 (NC.) Julp His Emiof Chicago. Oberhand versity right the Apostle's ker, Miss O'Sullivan. nence Eugene Cardinal Tis- The remains of St. Thomas lin Conservatory, Eastman Masses will be celebrated ment chaplains. £ 2 2s.: R. Mon khouse. The Rev. J. Bourke made 8.15, £2 each: Cyril Searey, J. serant will bring with him are now enshrined at Or- School of Music. Julliard in the Cathedral at 6, 7, School, twelve high schools, 9 and 10 a.m., and a special a presentation to Joan of O'Sullivan, R. A. Ferguson. a relic of St. Thomas the tona, Italy. behalf of the Movement. He Apostle when he comes several State schools and lunch hour Mass at 12.10 H. A. Winton. thanked her for her fine The celebrations here will private schools besides men- p.m. here this December for the £1 Is: J: Morris. work, both on the execu£1 each: T. Connolly, T. centennial celebrations of commemorate the 19th cen- tal hospitals and special Confessions in preparaKostanic, E. Sherwood, B, S. St. Thomas the Apostle and tenary of the arrival of St. projects such as kindergar- tion for the Feast will be tive, and also as organising secretary of the N.C.G.M. of under the and schools Francis Xavier. and tens St. Thomas in India Wiseman, W. Lopacinski. heard on Thursday from 12 It was learned here that fourth centennial of the privileged children. When noon to 1 p.m.; 4 p.m. to 6 basketball association. He Bela Gocsez, Wiktor Jeriei ski, Anon. the Cardinal Secretary of death of St. Francis Xavier. at the major schools I heard p.m., and after evening de- expressed his own and the Movement's good wishes for recitals per votions. lOs each: J. D. Asphar, the Sacred Congregation for Both are regarded as the at least ten all God's blessings in her Mr. Manda (?), W.A.G., F. the Oriental Church will Apostles of India. Cardinal week because they are gofuture vocation. afternoon and night." ing on a portion of Gilroy will be Papal Legate. Ponetto. bring with him
The men of Manjimup have J. McDermott. lOs each: H. W. Mur- had long experience in organising for the church. The phy. Miss U. McKenzie. £1 each: Miss P. Edwards, annual Australia Day logMrs. J. Clarkson, A. Doug- chop at Fonty's pool is proof of their apostolic zeal and las Morgan.
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