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Perth, Thursday, August 21, 1952
Highgate Hill parish rose to the best traditions of the past in its response to the University college appeal made there last Sunday by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T McMahon. Donations received for the first week of the appeal exceed £1,000, and are acknowledged below:
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H. Taylor; O'Dwyer; Mr. Bishop and Mrs. P. Hopkins: Wr J. Docherty; Anon; F. Steffan; £100 each: Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ince: Mr. and Mrs., Arnold. Early; Anonymous. £1 10s: K. Baron. £50 each: Mr, G. Dalli£1 ls. each: Mrs. R. more: Mr. J. Safe, James Ryan, R. Bryant. Watts; C. Taylor; Mr. and 125 each: Mr. C. Dwyer, Mrs. Brophy; Mrs. CherringMr. McDermott; Miss W. ton; Mr. L. Doman; B, ClifDwyer. ford; Ken Longman; Miss H. Raphael; T. I. Togher: 120; Mr. T. Anderson. £15 15s: Miss D. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. V. Kearney; £10 lOs each: Mr. L. Mrs. M. Doner; Anon; Miss Regan, Mr. Cochrane and T. Hetherington; Misses CofIt would tell futfor the Religious Sons; D. Felton: Dr. Whee- fey; J. D. ments life, building. More than 200 parishioners, who had he said, but lacked the ure generations, he continu- ler: J. J. Kenneally: £1 each: Miss Merriems; Hon. witnessFaith was that the M. J. Galvin; Mrs. Lahiff; Miss goodwill to make ed, Troy. the sacrimarquee, a in been attending Mass in the hearts of the fice-if sacrifice it could warm 110 each: Mr. Sutherland; be Seage; P. Mrs. Broadley; ed the blessing and opening of the school - called. present generation, that the Letcher; W. Grogan; A. L. Miss Sanderford; J. Provvery of Peter and Patrick, His Parents often, faith Taylor: J. esis; Miss by unforR. McGowan; Truttwin; last Mr. and Sunday on Park church at Bentley Mrs.. Gardini; Mrs. F. Edtunately, discouraged their of Augustine and Clare, was Mrs. J. O'Sullivan. Grace the Archbishop. £5 5s each: Father Hope; wards; Mr. and Mrs. Bajade; daughters from entering Re- theirs in the middle of the That was very 20th. century. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas; Mr. C. Powell; R. Andersen; J. After His Grace had bless- would be a tragedy if we ligion. It would tell of the sacried the new building, the could not accommodate the wrong. stated the Archbisthey made to build a callfices If Almighty God hop. schools. our in Rev. J. P. O'Farrell, P.P., children MR. LES O'NEIL CONTRIBUTES £1,000 to serve Him in the fitting monument to that offered the first Mass in the Whatever we do for New ed them or In the years to the sanctuary, Faith. The Australian Blue Metal company recently presence of the Archbishop. Australians and their chil- cloister attending Mass people should regard it as a come, they spiritual rich pay will dren donated through Mr. Les O'Neil the sum of A general Communion of and a and children attendblessing privithere great Australians New dividends. parishioners was strongly This do£1,000 toward the University college. ing the school would hold portion of the lege. attended. During the Mass, form a large His Grace hoped it would their names in benediction nation, together with the steady flow of money percentage in the congregational singing was Catholic and the future be possible to get a small for the sacrifices they had from the various parishes in which the appeal gffectively carried out, and population, staff of teachers, as it was made and the traditions they Benediction of the Church depends the during has been conducted, augurs well for the success established-traditions school, had far to the nearest we too interest the on largely Kevin Brown sang the "Ave of the campaign and the achievement of the goal moreover, all schools of faith, piety, and self-sac-Verum" and "Adoro Te." take in them." His Grace de- and. to rifice-the concrete exprestaxed were already Continuing of £60,000 set by the Archbishop. His After Benediction, He congratulat- sion of which was in that plored the lack of vocations capacity. Grace mixed freely with the to the Religious Orders of ed the people on the sacri- building in which they had Rouse; people and tea was served women. Many Australians fices they were prepared to that morning assembled to and Mrs. McNamara; Mr. O'Donovan; Mrs. Brockhurst; Miss by the ladies of the parish. girls had all the require - make to meet the cost of the assist at the first Holy Mass. Canny; Mr. Willcock; F. and Miss P. Brophy; Mr. and Mrs. O'Keefe; G. Leahy; Anon; His Grace's Address Lincoln: Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Miss S. Hardwick; Anon: In his address, His Grace ford: Mr. and Mrs. Corbett; Miss S. Moran; Anon; F. congratulated Father O'FarMr. Flanagan; Mr. and Mrs. Brady; J. O'Donnell; Mr. rell on his initiative and A Marwootl; Crowe: Miss M. McKinnon; and Mrs. He was quite courage. Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Mc- Friend; Anon; Mrs. A. Newbuilding, the with pleased Mrs. McDowell and Encroe. he said, and thanked the £5 each: W. Lyons, Mrs. Margaret; Miss F. Kinshela: Construction Monocrete O'Neill, E. Cowley, R. Kur- Mr. and Mrs. Pollett; Mrs. company for their work. It ath: H. Gordon; Miss P. Refeld: Mrs. D. Parker: was a very solid, serviceJames Stirk: Miss C. Hardy; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fels; able building, and the upStirk; Miss J. F. Thomp- Togher; D. G. Berkhout; -nine -month -old scarce this "His Grace the Archbishop has made offshoot from Osborne Park. F. keep would be reduced to a McNamara; L. son; H. McGrade; Mr. and Mrs. B. minimum because the win- Tuart Hill into o separate parish," the conWyndham; Mrs. C. McTo mark the occasion, Mrs. Thompson. doorand dow -frames £3 3s each: Father Mc- Guire; C. V. D'Mello; Miss evening Benediction gregation of St. Denis, Tuart Hill, were told Sunday frames were of steel. SavReith. Kenna; Leo McCarron; was given for the first time 12s: R. Mort. The building, continued by their priest at Mass last Sunday. Their in- in the church by Father age family; Mr. and Mrs. lOs 6d: Miss P. Brice. would Archbishop, Nolan, assisted by the Rev. Prendergast; Miss M. Kelly: the serve a dual purpose; until formant was the V. Rev. Father Nolan, A. Langmead, parish priest, K. G. Milne; Mr. and Mrs. lOs each: Lyons family; now the people of that area 0-S.M., who is replacing the V. Rev. J. M. Osborne Park. and Father A. M. Donnelly; Miss Marie Mr. Catchpole; Mrs. Rush Seage; M. Stanlake. had been isolated, the nearBrunetti, O.S.M., who is to forth; Miss B. Edwards; £3: D. Leahy. est church being two miles Keane, O.S.M., in charge of the Servite Or- be with Father Nolan in Mrs. N. Dietrich; Joan £2 2s each: Smyth fam- Watts: Miss P. McNamara: Henceforth Mass der in Western Australia. distant. Western Australia. At this would be celebrated there Benediction a very beauti- ily; Mr. and Mrs. P. O'Sul- Mrs. Louise Thomas; Mrs. Father therefore, When, Father Nolan is a dynalivan; Mrs. M. O'Keefe; Mr. every Sunday at 7.30, and he had ful new monstrance was and Mrs. D. Quinn; Miss V. M. McNamara; Mrs. C. Slathe hoped the people would mic figure with a precise Nolan added that of used, a surprise presentatery; J. Mazak; Maria VinTuart Cahill: H. Hurley; Miss cillo; Miss P. Newport. take full advantage of the Dublin -Irish way of speak- been put in charge it gave his tion to St. Denis from Father Tomlinson: Tim Taylor; ,admirable facilities now af- ing. It is a safe prediction Hill temporarily, reassurance Keane, who had most genwell congregation 5s each: Miss D. Rouse; he will become that Boyce: P. forded them. erously made this the form Mr. and Mrs. and much listened to that they would be well led of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart; B. known O'Neill. leave-taking presentaBecause of the urgent throughout the Archdiocese. in the difficult times facing Foley: Mrs. Carson. £2 each: Mrs. Downey; tion to himself from the need of extra teachers for 2s 6d: Mrs. H. Hawke. men of Osborne Park and H. Wallace; D. E. Watt; Mrs. all schools, due largely to Tuart Hill. the influx of New Australian children, it was diffi- Blind People Are Feted by Legion Father Langmead, introIs cult to get staff for the ducing Father Nolan before school, said His Grace. He Benediction, mentioned that hoped it would be possible Tuart Hill was the fourth By Parishioners parish founded from OsOf Mary and ,,to surmount that difficulty. The administrator of His At the invitation of the Scarborough, Parishioners were hosts on borne Park of Armadale Dividends Spiritual North Beach, and Wanne- Commanding Officer, His Lordship's parish, the Rev. "We should do everything Sunday last to more than 80 blind people roo are the other three. He Lordship Bishop L.J. Goody F. E. Hope, Brigade chapin our power to help New spoke of his regret in losing visited the annual C.M.F. lain, is in camp with the Australians," continued the and their guides at afternoon tea in the sup- Tuart Hill, but his confi- camp at Northam yesterday. 1,350 men of the 13th. Infantry brigade. Cadets from Archbishop, "especially the per room of the Armadale Road board hall. dence in its future in the several Christian Brothers' New Australian children. It The hall was donated free of charge by the temporary charge of the Father McCann Will schools are also taking part Servite Order. in army field exercises, Mass Offer First Road board for this purpose. Father Nolan in turn paid The Rev. J. B. McCann, brief ceremonials and rifle Three buses amid an am- socials are very popular and warm tribute to the mani- 0.M.I., Father Farrelly will celebrate his fire on the range. bulance provided by the Red are, in many cases, the only fest good work of Father first public Mass in Western Troops will engage for 14 enjoy recreational outings Langmead, and spoke briefCross and several private these people. A feature ly of the relations of a par- Australia in St. Augustine's days in field -firing exercises, Loses His Father cars brought the blind from by Sunfieldcraft, and infantry batof each social is the presen- ish priest to the people in church. Rivervale, on An Oblate tle procedure illustrating His Grace the Archbishop the Howard street meeting tation of a cake to those whose charge God had put day, Aug. 31. Father will preach at the modern methods of training has received a cablegram point to the hall. Although whose birthday falls within him. Mass, which will be cele- and demonstrations of infrom the Rev. P. Farrelly, the assembly time was set the month. After Benediction Father brated at 9.30 a.m. parish priest of Busselton, for two o'clock, many of The praesidium also stages fantry weapons and fire incongregation greeted the Father McCann, the son power. announcing the death of his them had arrived much ear- a river trip each February at establishing dividually, Malcolm and Mrs. Mr. father, Mr. Charles Farrel- lier. of for the blind, the majority camaraderie McCann, of Norwood road, ly. The function was organis- of whom are non-Catholics. once a warm Father Farrelly was, for - ed by the Braille praesi- Members are also engaged with everybody he spoke to. Rivervale, was ordained in Father Stinson Is in dium of the Legion of in the transcribing of books, He enAn -lately, on furlough St. Denis is filled to the Ireland, June 22. Virginia, Co. Cavan, Ire- Mary, which conducts a prayers, leaflets and other doors every Sunday, and a tered the Oblates of Mary In London at Last The Rev. C. Stinson, diland, when his father died. monthly social in the Pleiades reading matter in braille growing number of chil- Immaculate at Geelong, Vicof Catholic Migration "The Record" extends sin- club for the blind, who are and the visitation of the dren attend the primary toria. and was sent to the rector in the Archdiocese, arrived cere sympathy to Father brought in by private cars blind in their homes. There classes conducted through Irish scholasticate in 1947. in London on Aug. 15. His edprimary his received He offices of the, the great good Farrelly and his family in from private homes and in- are 10 active legionaries in was delayed by engine their bereavement. May stitutions throughout the the praesidium whose chap- Sisters of Mercy from St. ucation at St. Ildephonsus' ship trouble. Norcia. college, New he rest in peace. metropolitan area. These lain is the Rev. T. Ahern. Kieran's. Osborne Park.
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OPENING NEW CHURCH -SCHOOL AT BENTLEY PARK
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