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Belonging to a French bounded by Jolt-moat isrOrder founded 357 years race on the north, Cardigan ago, the present Community terrace on the south, Peel is Hungarian, and its mem- street on the west, and JerPerth, 4or at post P.O.. No. 2,580 (Registered refugees from sey street on the east, will bers are a Newspaper). Perth, Thursday, January 1, 1953 transmission They will cater be incorporated in the Floe China. mainly for the Hungarian eat Park parish. Mash, from its western people of the metropolitan area, will conduct a creche boundary as far east as and kindergarten, and will Richardson terrace, will still Shenton be attached to also teach music. The Sisters all speak Eng- Park. The Jolimont hall lish. They have a fairly will cease to be a Mass cenlarge chapel in which there tre after Jan. 4, 1953. will be public Mass every Sunday at 8 o'clock and sev- Janet McKenna Is eral days during the week Scholarship Winner at 7. Again this year a pupil of People from that sector of each of Similarly Father established Japan. Byrne TOKYO, Dec. 18.-Seven of the 14 dio- the Legion in atom -bombed the other priests has made Subiaco who find it incon- the Goomalling Presentation convent had the distinction to get to difficult venient or cesan priests from Australia who volunteer- Urakami parish in Naga- a distinctive contribution to Mass elsewhere, will be of winning a Government saki, while Father Flynn the diocese where he worked for missionary work in Japan after the war organized relief work in the ed here. scholarship. Successful canto use this chapel. welcome didate on this occasion was as will be known The house "I'm very glad came to here, I service As director of five-year same diocese. have completed their little Janet McKenna, and charities in Osaka, Father Japan," said one of them, "Marianum." and have left for their home dioceses. are offered congratulations Jan. 4, 1953, Fennell was a leader in re- expressing a sentiment voic- After Sunday, that section of Jolimont to both her and her tutors. Five belong to the arch- postwar Japan, offered to lieving distress in that ed in various ways by all. diocese of Sydney: Fathers release priests who would hard-hit city during the Kenneth Byrne, John Cul- volunteer to work here for first years after the war and was largely responsible Dundon a five-year term, linane, Eamonn (native of Carlow, Ireland), Among the achievements for developing two large Peter Farrelly (native of of these priests is the esta- Catholic orphanages. Father Virginia, Country Cavan, blishment and development Cullinane founded the first Ireland), Thomas Fennell of the Legion of Mary. Catholic parochial school in (native of Craiguecullen, Leix, Ireland). Two, Fathers John Curran and Kevin Flynn belong to the Port enlisted as a British Pixie, formerly Port AuLONDON, Dec. 18 ( NC) .-Father He Army chaplain during gusta, diocese. Three of the Owen Francis Dudley, one of the best known World War I and was priests worked in Nagasaki, He joined the two in Osaka and two in Catholic novelists and preachers in the Eng- wounded. Catholic Missionary Society the diocese of Yokohama. lish-speaking world, died here (Dec. 8) at in 1919. Since 1949 he had The Australian priests GOA, Portuguese India,. measure five feet, three chaplain to the Carcame to Japan as a result For 30 years up to his re- been Several inches, the body is now only the age of 70. melite Convent at Berkof the visit of His Emi- Dec. 18 (NC.) a day four The flesh is pilgrims feet long. thousand hamsted, Hertfordshire, a nence Norman Cardinal Giltirement in 1947, he had held the limelight roy, Archbishop of Sydney, file through the Cathedral completely dried up and the as lecturer, missioner, and as one of the few miles outside London. St. to kiss skin adheres closely to the of Catherine here A brother is a Jesuit. -ad the most Rev. Thomas '.4',,Cabe, then Bishop of the feet of St. Francis bones. most outspoken and most quoted of Catholic Father Eustace Dudley, S.J., The toes are clear and of Manchester. ..t Augusta, here in Xavier. December, 1946. The two On the first day of the distinct and the nerve fibres publicists. Father Dudley's best-sel- lives wandering through prelates, seeing the great exposition 50,000 f iled are visible. The eyes have in through the cathedral to ve- not assumed the shape of ler, "The Masterful Monk," the more isolated and less need and opportunity holes. Only the lids appear ran into hundreds of thou- Catholic areas of England Pontiff Praises nerate the Saint's remains. closed. The nose is sands of copies. Other works and Wales preaching, and Bishop Gallagher To It is expected that a million tightly considerably reduced in size, included "The Coming of administering the Sacraor more will do so before Arrive Here, Jan. 1 the ceremonies draw to a but has preserved its shape. the Monster," "Will Men be ments. Because of his great Work of Legion His Lordship, the Most close on January 3. The left hand rests on the like Gods?" and "The gifts he travelled much ROME, Dec. 18 (NC).further than most. and The Rev, B. Gallagher, Bishop The Saint's body has chest and the fingers are Shadow on the Earth." Legion of Mary, whose ow ed their of Port Pixie, S.A., will ar- shrunken considerably in distinct, though reduced in On his last visit to the many hundreds lay apostles are among the rive in Perth by air on Jan. the 400 years since his size because of the drying United States, on his way conversion directly to him. foremost defenders of the 1. 1953, on a brief visit. death. Once believed to up of the flesh and veins. home from a successful tour Father Dudley was a Faith in Red China, has reof Australia, he was elected dramatic preacher capable ceived new commendation an honorary members of of holding audiences not from His Holiness Pope Pius the International M ark only in churches and public xu. Twain Society in apprecia- halls but also in marketThe Pope paid tribute to tion of his last novel, "You places and other open-air the lay organisation when and Thousands like You." sites. His writings, many of he received its heads in priFather Dudley covered which were translated into vate audience here. His over 100,000 miles in 1938- a score of languages and Holiness told Frank Duff 39 lecturing in Australia, transcribed in Braille, were and John Murray, of DubNew Zealand and the also in a direct, clear and lin, president and vice-presimple modern style. United States. respectively, that he Father Dudley became a sident, A converted Anglican is very grateful to the Leclergyman, Father Dudley Catholic after four years as gion of Mary for the great retired five years ago as a Church of England mi- services rendered to the superior of the Catholic Mis- nister, studied for the Church. Legion has sionary Society, a group of priesthood in Rome and presidia or The in some priests who spend their was ordained there in 1917. 650 dioceses units throughout the world. The Legion officers got their in encourageTent work fror. other high Vatican officials- here who re.s
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Priests Are Back After Five -Year Task in Japan
Famous Priest -Author, Dies Body of St. Francis Fr. Owen F. Dudley Seen for Last Time -
Delegates to Carnival
Legion .egoices At Missions' Briefing
ceived thesm. His Eminence Pietro Cardinal Fumasoni - Biondi, Prefect of the Sacred ConMr. Frank Duff, Irish President of the gregation for the Propagation of the Faith, called atCouncil of the Legion of Mary, said recently tention to the extraordinary in a Vatican Radio broadcast that the growth of the Legion in the mission countries and to the legion's acceptance by Asia and Africa was heroism of the legionaries its source of "deepest 'oy." in China. "You have now India, he said. led off the tion was solid and brave got your baptism of blood in China," he said, march of the legion in the and devoted. mission lands, Africa fol- "To -day the world is viewdemonstration of Nuns Will Receive From right: Pat Connell (Vic.), Noel Duggan (Vic.), Helen Mason (W.A.), Adrian lowed, and after other less ing a Urquhart (W.A.), Mary Stewart (N.S.W.). Enid Doherty (N.S.W.). John :Fallon spacious territories came Christian fortitude which is worthy to be set beside any- Non-Catholic Guests China. (N.S.W.). Jim Carroll (W.A.). With the advent, some thing the heroic epochs Non -Catholics will be enDespite unseasonable weather, the 1952 Interstate Carnival half-dozen years ago, of have afforded," he said. tertained by the Sisters of "Much of the legion's Mercy at Victoria square very great man, Archof the Australian Catholic Tennis association has exceeded all ex- that bishop Riberi, as Internun- past career," he concluded, convent, at 2.30 pm. on Social functions have demonstrated the value of cio, the legion in China "has been spent in building Sunday, Jan. 11. Catholics, pectations. grew into an immense force, itself, but now that stage of accompanied by non-Cathothe carnivals in happy fraternisation and with such rapidity that cradle and nursery is finish- lics, will be welcomed. A new series of talks on In the tennis matches, the fate of the three shields the matches, and full results one might fear lest it was a ed and the Legion of Mary Then is ready for whatever tasks the Catholic religion will besome very keen struggles is still in doubt. of matches. together with mushroom product. An Interstate Singles photos of the winning came the time of pressure the Church in its holy wis- gin at the Central Catholic have resulted, and the posi'ion at time of going to competition is being con- teams will appear in our and persecution, and it was dom may think fit to assign library at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 15. proved that the organisa- to it." ress is most interesting, as ducted in conjunction with next issue. CALL, PHONE or
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