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Golden Jubilee Of Noted Couple No. 2,569
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A round of festivities, in which the spiritual was predominant, marked the celebration at New Norcia of the golden jubilee of Mr. and Mrs. J. McM. Clune, whose family is widely known in the Victoria Plains district
Thursday, October 2, 1952.
and beyond.
A grand family reunion, the family, feelingly and with an elaborate buffet with obvious deep sincerity. Presentations were made supper: next morning, Solemn High Mass with Dom to the jubilarians from the Moreno giving a special oc- family and from friends far casional Offertory; a dinner and wide. at St. Ildephonsus' college, Mr. J. McM. Clune was all and special visits to the old but overcome as he reEmotion, howhomestead, "Canterbury," to sponded. St. Gertrude's, and to the ever, did not prevent his monastery to see the Rt. voicing sincerely his thanks. Rev. Abbot A. Catalan, were An excellent musical evenfeatures of the week -end ing rendered by the grandcelebrations of Sept. 27-28. children and guests completMr. and Mrs. J. McM. ed a most happy gathering. at married Clune were preacher said the strange, Gift From Natives His Grace the Archbishop presided at Solemn High Mass at Nor- that they had to wait until Toodyay in Sept., 1902. But At High Mass on the Sungenerations of the as five of St. Joseph's jubilee church. enlightened this so-called golden the to mark 28, tham on Sept. indissolubly day, the college choir had had age, to find men who divorc- Clunes privilege of singing Dom In the evening of the same day, he presided at evening Devotions ed religion from life, and linked their name with New the unanimous- Moreno's Missa Nona, one of it was Norcia, reliPatrick's, York, on even wished to abolish St. the at ocBenediction Pontifical and gave composer's this brilliant gion altogether. The poor ly 'decided that the reunion most successful composicasion of the centenary of the parish. pagans of old may have take place there. was celetions. Holy Mass The Northam jubilee had Newbold, the Rev. K. Mid- answer that Christ gave made mistakes but at least Lord Abbot Attends. brated by V. Rev. Paul been preceded by, a Mission dleton, C.Ss.R., the Rev. M. them long ago: "Not on they worshipped some The jubiliarians travelled Arza, O.S.B., prior, assisted preached by the Redemptor- Reidy, the Rev. J. Dunne, bread alone doth man live Supreme Being, they prac- up from Perth and were met by the Rev. Bede Lazaro, ist Fathers, which closed on the Rev. J. Lynch, the Rev. but on every word that tised some religion. But dur at New Norcia by their O.S.B., and the Rev. Aidan T. Linnane, the Rev., T. proceedeth from the mouth brave modern pagan had the jubilee day. O.S.B. After Mass turned completely from re- large family of ten, all mar- Duggan, Celebrant of the Solemn O'Kane, the Rev. D. Leni- of God." and by 30 and more Abbot Catalan welcomed Of all the institutions in ligion to the worship of riede High Mass was the Rev. K. Ilan, and the Rev. T. Phelan. the jubilarians and their The Rev. In the evening Bishop this world the Catholic self, greed and animal plea- grandchildren. Crowe, C.Ss.R. At the buffet that evening family. A visit to St. GerM. Newbold was deacon. Goody gave Pontifical Bene- Church alone attends fully sures. It was evident that at the hostel, by special in- trude's recalled convent and the Rev. K. Middleton, diction of the Blessed Sac- to the needs of the soul of such a man had no need for vitation wyre His Lordship most happy memories. rament, assisted by Fathers man. That is why the church a church; for was he not the Lord Abbot, Dr. Greg- A most unexpected and C.Ss.R., sub-deacon. His Grace was assisted by Downey and Linnane. His was the most important his own god? ory Gomez, O.S.B., and the gracious gesture was a pre(Continued on Page 3) the V. Rev. Dean Lenihan, Lordship congratulated the building of all. It was Rev. Isidore Ruiz, O.S.B. sentation from the nativesP.P., and the Rev. J. Hogan. priests and parishioners in An apology was received a brief speech and a kindly The occasional sermon, giv- a brief address. from the former Abbot. present to each of their The centenary of the York below, was en in full Rev. Brother Lucian pre- former friends. preached by Father Crowe. parish was marked by a A distinguished vissided. ths by Cantata sung Missa Dean Lenihan entertained itor was Brother Guiberti&, Brothers Entertain The MI St. Ildephonsus' college the Archbishop, the Auxili- Rev. C. Casey, P.P. M.A., a former principal of ary Bishop (Most Rev. L. J. V. Rev. P. Talty, C.Ss.R., the college. Mr. Tom Clune, tendered a dinner at midparthe who had conducted day. At the main table Goody), former priests of Mrs. E. Beard, and Mrs. A. the parish, and priests of the ochial Mission, preached the Brennan had pride of place were seated Mr. and Mrs. sermon. occasional J Mc, Clune and their ten Avon districts deanery at at this gathering. children, along with BroIn the evening His Grace luncheon. Debt of 40 Years thers Lucian and Guibertus. Among those present were was assisted at Pontifical Fathers the Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Ken- Benediction by Hosts of telegrams were Some 50 guests in all joined A large and Talty. V. Rev. Casey the V.G., read. nedy, congratulating the jub- in rejoicing with the two ilarians. Brother Guiber- honoured visitors. To each Dean Cameron, the Rev. congregation attended DeRev. votions. The function endthe D. Downey, tus spoke feelingly in pro- of the jubilarians was preposing the main toast of the sented a Rosary. J. Hogan, the Rev. K. ed with the chanting of the Mr. J. B. Clune, with rare evening. He recalled the Crowe, C.Ss.R., the Rev. M. Te Deum. jubiliarians' years of happi- eloquence, with conviction, One of the Redemptorist Fathers, who ness, their ever-generous and with logical strength, and never -tiring hospitality, thanked the Marist Brothers, had been giving a Mission in the parish, the' and the debt St. Ildephon- and in their name especialRev. K. Crowe, C.Ss.R., preached the occasus' owed to their sterling ly Rev. Brother Guibertus. hospitality over the 40 years The happiest of gatherHigh Solemn at the jubilee sional sermon that the Marist Brothers had ings concluded with signing Mass on Sept. 28. Their 10 children, now all married, gathered been at New Norcia. Theirs souvenir menus and with Father Crowe preached lebrated. And Dean Lenihan was now the fruition pro- photographs of the gatherwith Mr. and Mrs. Clune. had chosen the very best A memorable remised in Scripture and eu- ing. from the text:A parish way to do Shakespeare. union, for to -day throughby logised "Behold the Tabernacle of Mission to stir the Faith and They saw their children's out the West the name of God with men, and He will fervour of the living; a children and were now sur- Clune is linked with New dwell with them, and they Solemn Requiem Mass in of Norcia, where for so many rounded by troops shall be His people." (Apoc. remembrance of the dead, years Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc M. friends. 21. 4.) the priests, Religious and pa Mr. J. J. Clune, of New- Clune gave so outstanding Were a stranger to enter rishioners who were gone thanked Bro- an example of Catholic Wilmarracarra. St. Joseph's that morning. into eternity; and that mqrnther Guibertus on behalf of ily life. said Father Crowe, he would ing, a Solemn Mass of 'The death took place at failed to rally. He leaves immediately perceive the air thanksgiving for the graces Kalgoorlie on Aug. 6, after a widow and four children. of joy and festivity pervad- and blessings of those fifty a long illness, of the town "The death of Mr. Darcy ing that holy place. The ar- years. of Kalgoorlie, Mr. J. removes from the scene a Sometimes worldly -w i s e clerk tistic decoration of the altar, good man who will be hard was aged 46. H. Darcy. He FATIMA ANNUAL PROCESSION the inspiring music of the people asked: "What is the to replace," the Mayor of The late Mr. Darcy was Kalgoorlie, Mr. R. G. Moore, choir, the impressive cere- sense of building churches? Church of Our Lady monies of a Solemn Mass We can see the need for hos- acting town clerk during declared in a tribute Mr. and especially the presence pitals, schools, cinema s, the prolonged illness of Mr. Darcy, he added, had always his on and of Fatima, H. Kingsbury shops and banks. They conof His on the sanctuary been keen on his job as Grace, the Archbishop would duce to the health or to the death in 1946 was appointed town clerk. Work to him FOSS ST., PALMYRA. vacancy. convince him that it must cultural and economic life of to fill the had been no worry. He was be a very special occasion. the community. But as for Born on the goldfields, always very dependable, Oct. 12, Sunday, And indeed it was! Fifty churches they are about as James Harte Darcy was edu- very loyal and very efficient. years ago the foundation useless as they are expen- cated at the Christian Apart from the great loss o'clock. at 3 stone of that grand old sive." But such people make Brothers' college, Kalgoorlie, to the council and the town, church was laid. That great a very big mistake. They and at New Norcia. He ori- Mr. Darcy's death was a event had to be fittingly ce- evidently had forgotten the ginally worked for the Kal- great personal loss, said the Procession & Crowngoorlie Tramways and later Mayor. beautiful of ing was employed with the firm Mr. Moore said the late THE PARISH PRIEST AND PARISHIONERS of F. C. Lang and Co. His town clerk had proved him(rePilgrim Statue first post with the Kalgoorlie in so many ways and OF THE HOLY NAME PARISH, CARLISLE. municipality was that of self cently arrived from was a wonderful organiser. costing clerk. At one time he Deceased was a promiFatima) in grounds. EXTEND TO ALL KIND FRIENDS AND WELLWISHERS was secretary of the Master nent Catholic who identified Butchers' association. A CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT AT himself with many Catholic Discourse by Father Lynch. During his term of office activities, notably the Holy eye witness of awe-inspiring THE BLESSING AND OPENING OF THE as town clerk calls for ser- Name society, St. Mary's scene at Fatima, Oct. 12 and vice to the community in tennis cub, and the Irish 13 last year. NEW PRESBYTERY AND CLASSROOM many fields of activity National Foresters Benefit placed a severe strain on his society. Closing with Benediction in BY HIS GRACE THE MOST REV. R. PRENDIVILLE, physical resources. Requiem Mass was offered the Church Grounds. He entered the St. John in St. Mary's church, KalD.D., B.A., ARCHBISHOP OF PERTH. Further particulars next of God hospital for treat- goorlie, on Aug. 7, after issue. ment of an old complaint, which the funeral took ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th., AT 3.30 p.m. but collapsed while under- place at the Kalgoorlie cegoing a minor operation and metery.
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