r
z
iette;
-17,/
1-):/f4a,e-rie*-99(731 t/Iciget-f6e-ef 4etfi e
Prim 6d.
T'Ltr5S7
,v,
No. 2,575
tc.isterVn Reg
1?cco
;r. byttA4G.P...isTePvIsprtha,pcfr^
Perth, Thursday, Nov 13, 1952.
Pulpit Is Dedicated To Late Fr. Doyle
On the first anniversary of the death of Rev. Jeremiah Doyle, former parish priest of Queen's Park, a mobile pulpit was installed to his memory in St. Joseph's church in that
parish.
The occasion was marked Doyle had lived in the by a general Communion of parish and of the abiding the parishioners who had example he had left his
donated the pulpit. The people. The pulpit is executed in church was packed out. ,The Rev. J. P. O'Farrell, polished jarrah. It may be parish priest, spoke on the folded up and moved away life of devotion Father when not in use and is believed to be the only one of its kind in the Arch-
Receives AMusA
'37
,cf,( YZ-felAtvfe>
.
bass Marks Fifty. Years of Marriage Thirteen of the surviving 14 of their 17 children attended the Mass of Thanksgiving, which marked the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheehan, of Lalor street, Scarborough recently. After Mass the Popal Dominican convent school blessing was imparted to the sang the music of the Mass. jubilarians by the Rev. E. Afterwards members of (pictured). The the family and old friends McBride jubilee was celebrated in St. gathered at the couple's John's church, Scarborough, home for a jubilee breakFather McBride, the where a choir from the fast. Rev. T. Linnane, and Mr. Joseph Antonio (who attended the original marriage) were noted among the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan. who are 73 and 70 years of age, respectively, came to this State from Yorktown, S.A., in 1924. They took up farms in Meckering and later in Moora, before purchasing a property at Cunderdin, where they lived until their retirement a few years ago. Six sons, however, still farm in the district, where their parents laboured so long and purposefully.
Public Respond
diocese. Dances, which go
To Rosary Appeal
the proceeds of to the building fortnightly in are held fund, Al Age of Sixteen the Bentley Park school church. The next one is arranged for Friday, Nov. 14. The parish of Queen's Park will hold a fete for parochial finance on Nov. 29.
The response to the invitation to take part in daily Rosaries for the souls in Purgatory has been gratifying. Public Rosaries are recited each week day at half The Rev. E. McBride pronounced the Papal blessing. past one o'clock in the Legion chapel, 1st. Floor, Bank of New South Wales building, 65 St. George's terrace. COUNTRY VISITATION. The president of Comitium has returned from a week's visitation of the Legion at Albany. In the past six months official Comitium visitation has been in Spain the Father Paul was 14 miles from umburu, Returning on Nov. 10 from a fortnight's old mission, on the right during the civil war, where made to Legion praesidia at Broome, Kalgoorlie, Boulder visit to the Kolumburu mission (formerly bank of the King Edward he lost his Canon Law and, now Albany. thesis and was narrowly RETREATS FOR WOMEN. Drysdale River), the Lord Abbot of New river. The mission is staffed by three priests, two rescued by a British cruiser. Catholic women are reNorcia, the Rt. Rev. G. Gomez, O.S.B., said Brothers, and three Sisters, On returning to New Norcia minded that the Legion plans he became Master of Nov- to organise two enclosed that the Benedictines there were conducting all Benedictines. ices for nine years. Ho has Retreats Lordhis return, His On for them next o true Mission, which dealt exclusively with ship brought with him the just completed 12 mo.iths in year. Plans are yet tentabush natives. His Lordship has appointed V. Rev. Boniface Gomez, the office of Prior. tive but it is hoped the first who relinquishes His Lordship's most ex- weekend in May and the the Rev. B. Noseda, O.S.B., first Australian O.S.B., office as superior to take up citing experience in the other during a weekend in JOCELYN ANNE DUNPHY. superior of the Mission. the duties of Prior of the North was the shooting of Retreat will occur during a New his first crocodile. Word has been received September. His Lordship travelled by also joins the Kalumburu Benedictine abbey, Norcia. Father Boniface that Miss Jocelyn Anne air, accompanied by the staff. Dunphy, daughter of Mr. Rev. V. Ubach, O.S.B. After The former Drysdale River has spent 17 years in the and Mrs. John Dunphy, 138 visiting Carnarvon, Beagle mission, explained the Lord service of the natives. Victoria avenue. Claremont, Bay, and Broome, where Abbot, was almost completeAt New Norcia he suc- Forty Hours' Devotion at St. John's has been successful in gain- they were cordially received ly wiped out during the war. ceeds the V. Rev. Paul Arza, ing the degree of A.Mus.A. by the Most Rev. 0. Raible, Its rebuilding been O.S.B., who has been aphas in pianoforte playing at the S.C.A., they were joined in made possible through the pointed consultor to the Ab- To End in Eucharistic Procession age of 16. Derby by Father Noseda, kindness of the R.A.N. and bot General for the Spanish A. pupil of Loreto convent, O.S.B., and the Rev. Bro- the R.A.A.F. The conclusion of the Forty Hours' devoIts restora- province. Father Paul leaves "Osborne," Jocelyn will sit ther Andrew, O.S.B., who tion has been made at Kal- on Nov. 17 for Rome. Born tion at St. John of God hospital, Subiaco, will this month for the Leavin Navarre, he entered the ing certificate examination. Benedictines at Pueyo in be marked by a procession of the Blessed From the age of 10 she has 1918, and came to this State Sacrament through the hospital grounds on shown conspicuous ability Gift Day at Orphanage, Foundling in 1925. Last year at the in music. Having studied at New Sunday next, Nov. 16. "Osborne" jubilee, the school The procession will com- nurses and the Catholic laity Norcia he was a piano played orchestra Home Offer Pleasant Surprises ordainedandin Manly, Sydney in 1931. mence from the convent generally are invited by the concerto in the open air for chapel at 2.30 p.m., and will Sisters of St. John of God to For a period he was assistthe first time. Jocelyn was The annual gift Sunday appeal for St. ant priest at Highgate. He end with Benediction of the participate. a member of the ensemble. Blessed Sacrament. was then sent to make speVincent's Foundling home and St. Joseph's cialised studies in Canon The clergy, members of orphanage will be held in the Orphanage Law in Rome. Religious Orders, doctors, Compatriots Fete
Abbot Names First Australian As Superior Of Native Mission
Will
Hungarian
grounds on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 30. The Priest Sisters and children cordially invite people to Visitors From Several Parishes the Rev. be present.
More Jesuits To Leave for India
To farewell Eight more Australian There will be home pro- open to visitors, who may Laszio Fazekas, Hungarian Jesuits-one priest and dechaplain, who has been on a ducts, needlework, and re- inspect the different at Maida Seek seven scholastics-will leave pastoral v'^it to his compa- freshments for sale, and fun partments at their leisure, Volunteers from the Maida ing by the Italian girls of Melbourne on Dec. 6 to join triots here during the past for all. Every little girl and there is some little girl the 15 Australian Jesuits alVale the district, and district are busy decorrustic novelties to give them a welcome will want to take home one three weeks, 130 members of bush. ready working in their new the Hungarian community of the beautiful baby dolls show them over the home. ating the grounds of Mr. E. of the Australian St. Vincent's was founded C. Smith, in preparation for quaint poker -work plaques mission in India. journeyed by bus to Clon- dressed by the older girls. It will afford an opportun- by the late Archbishop the annual fete, to be held and calendars, will be offerIn charge of the party is tarf on Nov. 9. Rev. Michael Brady, S.J., Father Fazekas celebrated ity to secure Christmas gifts Clune, but St. Joseph's is a in his garden on Sunday ed for sale. 2.30 p.m. It is expected large that Mass in the Boys' Town for friends and dainties for much older institution, hav- afternoon at who was ordained to the Guildford, priesthood in 1946. ing first opened its doors at Proceeds of the fete will crowds from chapel, after which a social the table. Victoria square 1867. The go towards the building Bassendean and Kalumunda was held. Father Fazekas, in Cinderella, The scholastics are: Rev. with her this who was made welcome by pumpkin, orphanage was trans- fund to establish a small parishes will attend Coleman, S.J.; Rev. and horses, girls' the Hungarian nuns, said he all made ofcoach ferred to the present build- church in the area which novel and unique function. Peter Philip Rev. rich plum cake was very pleased with the ings in 1901. Perth will James Crotty, S.J.; Within from the will replace the packing Transport results of his visit. He had and iced to look like fine walls of these two homes shed -rustic chapel of St. be by the Kalumunda Bus Oswald Thwaites, S.J.: Rev. porcelain; Summerton, also the homecome at the request of the Belmont), Rev. Hans Hendricks, &J.; are sheltered over 300 chil- Francis. service (East Hungarians, who had as- made two-tier Christmas dren of all ages, colours, and for Lit- Rev. Brian O'Connell, S.J.; New Australians which leaves from Perth S.J., sumed the financial respon- cake decorated by one of the nations welded together into many parts of the world tlefield road at 2.15 p.m. Rev. Gavan O'Sullivan, senior girls, will be raffled. sibility entailed. Father a harmonious family by have generously donated Organisers of the fete pro- and S.J. Fazekas leaves by air for On this day the orphanage their common need of love their time and their talents mise a most enjoyable afterAdelaide tonight. and Foundling home are and protection. to this fete. Exquisite sew- noon to those who attend.
Will
r,,
Novelties
Vale
*
*
CALL, 'PHONE or WEITI
I CAN
in#101 A wait
WITH
DADDYSkt
WRY
Australasian Catholic Assurance Co. Ltd., (Incorporated In
New South Wiles) Warwick douse, EL George's Terrace, !NU. - 'Phone 85515