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Crown Church At Floreat Park Tenders will be called next week for the building of a church, to be dedicated to Our Lady of Victories, in Floreat Park. Ultramodern in design, the building will have a detached campanile with a 20 foot illuminated Neon cross.
Plans have already been Christmas Tree and Fete to drawn by architects Sum- be held in the school grounds merhayes and associates, on Friday, Dec. 12. Produce, and it is hoped to start fancy goods, cakes and nobuilding early in the New velties will be sold. The Year. The proposed church function will start at 7.30 p.m and proceeds will go will seat 400. The rapid growth of the towards the church buildFloreat Park parish has ne- ing fund. cessitated the building of an additional schoolroom to the parish plant. Tenders have Rural Folk Offer been called for this addition. To cope with the large son M.L.C., congratulated ing the ceremony, but for On Nov. 30, His Lordship the Most Rev. Monsignor Byrne on his his inspiration and encour- congregation expected at Home to Orphans Midnight Mass L. J. Goody, D.D., blessed and opened the enterprise In the pioneer- agement. He also thanked Christmas, The Brothers of Clontarf ing days, a church was al- the other speakers for the will again be celebrated in Boys' town are grateful to Park, in Mitchell Patrick, St. new church of the open air in the school all those who have volunways one of the first build- interest they had shown. The ladies' committee grounds. ings erected, and in this West Albany to take one, and in Every child will receive a teeredcases new housing area it was then served an attractive two boys for the A crowd of more than 300. the material difficulties of right and proper that simi- afternoon tea. gift from Santa Claus at the most Christmas vacation. which included the priests building at present, and ex- lar provision The building, a 20 x 40 should be the metropolitan Besides be to present of the Great Southern dean- horted those wood and asbestos structure centres area, the other in made. ery, attended the ceremony, as generous as possible finVisitation Home with was sacristy built by which have taken boys are Mr. L. L. Hill, M.L.A., Zimmer and Wildy. Furthough many were unable to meeting the additional Boulas follows: Kalgoorlie, considered the new church nished, the new church will find room in the church for ancial strain. The need for the church building a major step in the cost £1,500. More than To Helps College der, Geraldton, Manjimup, Benediction. Dardanup, Bunbury, Brook The V. Rev. Mgr. F. was emphasised by the pre- suburban development of Z250 was donated on the House to house visitation ton, Bridgetown, Diamond Byrne, the parish priest, sence of more than 17 peo- Albany. In Christianity lay opening toward the reducthe throughout be made Tree, Collins Siding, Panfirst will the at that morning only the answer not to the ple spoke of the need that had tion of the debt. Mass will be celebrated Cathedral parish for the papin, Rockingham, Kukexisted of a new church to Mass to be celebrated there threat of Communism, but college University erin, Nannup, Bencubbin, Catholic living people all to many other problems fac- every Sunday in the church cater for the needs of the These were the ing the world to -day. of which will cater for the spi- fund in the near future. and Metricup area, which had grown so in the vicinity The Brothers are hoping Cr. A. Hill, representing ritual needs of the Catholics This was announced in the rapidly in recent years. Al- church, people who would the Mayor, expressed grati- in the new housing develop- past week by the Rev. J. to give about 150 boys the though building materials be using it regularly. secretof good Catholic Archbishop's advantage Hogan. notable fication at this adela was not ment of Park. It is Mitchell The building were in short supply, no betfamily life during the holiter use could be found for borate, but it was adequate dition to the spiritual life of situated on the Marbellup ary. Should any persin stated that days. Father Hogan road, two miles from Later, the town. them than in the service of for the present. a preliminary appeal in the desire to have a boy for the He had heard frequent re- Albany. God. when a new church was Seventy persons attended parish had already been holidays, commencing Dec. His Lordship, after con- built in stone further up the ports, said the Hon. C. H. contact the Pringratulating Mgr. Byrne on excellent site, the present Wittenoom, of the over- Mass on the opening day; made, and that this current 17, kindly the new church will seat drive would embrace all cipal, Clontarf Boys' town, Joseph's, at St. crowding an make would his recent elevation to that structure immediately. sections of the parish. All and many would find St. 100 office, thanked him, Father excellent parish hall. Walsh, and the Catholic this could be made possible Patrick's a great boon, esthose in the new pecially of the people. for the faith community of Albany by Finally, Bishop Goody housing area, which was having made possible the exercise of one of the most congratulated the contractor, still expanding. On behalf of the parishpleasing episcopal functions, Mr. A. Wildy, and those asthat of blessing and opening sociated with him on the ioners, Mr. J. Paul thanked His Lordship, not only for a new church. fine work they had done. The Hon. Mr. J. M. Thom- his attendance in perform Bishop Goody referred to
Bishop Goody Dedicates New Church at Alban ,
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Pictured above are retiring officers B. Whitely (grand treasurer), R. Creighton (grand president), N. Fornon igrand vicepresident), and J. W. Wall (grand secretary) at the biennial conference of the H.A-C.B.S., which opened at Leederville on Nov. 28. His Grace the Archbishop the conference declared opened, and made a brief address to members. The
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Christmas Issue Gift Sunday, the annual appeal function in connection with Pamphlet Describes Marian Shrines The first of a series of pamphlets by the Out Next Week Vincent's Foundling home and St. Joseph's, Girls' orphanage
His Grace the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. McMahon on famous The traditional style of shrines of Our Lady has been published by Christmas number, compris_ the Australian Catholic Truth society, and is eindg 4a4ddpapgreisritewdelledillustrgot A large crowd of people all who dipped so deeply The goose club drawing quality paper, will be on visited the homes. The into their pockets to aid the will take place on Dec. 16. on sale locally. spirit of generosity was re- orphans and wee ones. Describing the shrines he the series, due to be reelas- sale next Thursday, Dec. 11. Results will be published in was held in the orphanage grounds on Nov. 30.
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markable, and stallholders felt that it was a return of the good old times. Everyone knows that money is not an over -plentiful commodity, so the Sisters and their helpers are grateful to
The cover is a magnificent ed this month, concerns itRev. Mother wishes to ex"West Australian" on has personally visited, Mgr. self with the Miraculous full-page colour reproducpress her appreciation of the the present Thursday, 18. All who McMahon in Dec. Lion of Our Lady of the MirBac, the good work done by the pamphlet tells of Genazzano Medal in the Rue du stallholders and their assist- have tickets are asked to re- and the shrine of Our Lady Parns. The third describes aculous Medal. Copies will retail at 1/6, the devotion to Our Lady of ants, and to thank all who member this date and to rePerpetual Succour in the and orders should be placed helped to make the day suc- turn the butts and cash as of Good Counsel. us without delay. with church. Rome. in Redemptorist pamphlet cessful. The second soon as possible.
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