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Canonical visitation at St. where he celebrated Mass at Joseph's parish. Northam, 8 a.m. and confirmed three and St. John the Baptist's adults. At 9.30 Bishop Gilody parish, Toodyay, was con- preached at Grass Valley. Assisted by the V. Rev. ducted by His Lordship the Most Rev. L. J. Goody, Aux- Mgr. T. Lenihan, parish priest, the Rev. T. °Kan.: June from iliary Bishop (parish priest of Toodyay) 18-21. and the Rev. M. Newbol..:, His Lordship visited Jennacubbine, a station of the His Lordship administered Toodyay parish, on June 21, confirmation to 115 in St. Joseph's church, Northam. Of those confirmed, 102 (Registered at the G.P.O., Perth, for Perth Thursday, June 25, 1953 were children of which a No. 3,605 transmission by poet as a Newspapers.fair percentage were New Famine Terrible Australian youngsters from the Holden Migration camp. adults received the Of 1933 Recalled Thirteen HIS GRACE SEEKS ASSIMILATION OF NEW AUSTRALIANS AS Sacrament. To commemorate the 20th In the evening His Lordanniversary of the deaths of ship travelled to Toodyay 7,000,000 Ukrainians who where he confirmed 32 perished in a famine arti- children and 10 adults. fically created by the Soviet Monsignor Lenihan, Father in 1933, Requiem Mass wi11 O'Kane and the Rev. '3. in St. Mary's Binkowski assisted at the be offered Cathedral at 11 a.m. on Sa- ceremony. turday, June 27. The Rev. G. Spolitakevych, will be Formerly a Rosicrucian temple, "Marianum," 14 Heytes- people to help the nuns de - Ukrainian Chaplain, in the Byzan- Three bury road, Subiaco, will now be a refuge for aged ladies fray the cost of the new con - the celebrant Races Join Friday, June On rite. tine F. vent, which Rev. to acquire the and a day nursery for children. Inset shows the farecalling leaflets 26 borrowed. had to 'be appeal money making an chaplain, a Hungarian Forro, S.J.. He was confident that the milie will be distributed. With H.N. Society people would show their apOn the Saturday after in the preciation of their good for- Mass a meeting will be held At a meeting ofheld the Beneparlour tune in living in this beau- in the Assembly hall. Pier visitors' abbey, New Norcia, tiful country, where there street. at which Major G. dictine it was decided was freedom of worship and Treloar will be the prin- on July 14, of the a branch form to "bread and work for all," cipal speaker. Holy Name society. Fifteen by helping the nuns who. The Rev. G. Fomichev- candidates were accepted on through no fault of their sky, a priest of the Ukrai- probation and temporary is own, had been deprived of nian Orthodox Church appointed. their homes and means of chairman of the committee officers Mr. Donnellan and Mr. livelihood. for no other organising the anniversary, were appointed Ferguson cause than they loved God and Father Spolitakevych is president and secretary. reand endeavoured to serve secretary. proThere are about 1.200 spectively. Among the Him to the best of their are three natives ability through His little Ukrainians in thiS State, bationers most of them members of and two Spaniards. ones in China. (Donation list, P. 9) the Orthodox Church.
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Four hundred people witnessed the blessing and opening His Grace the Archbishop of the first Australian convent of Hungarian Sisters of Our Lady of the Poor Schools on Sunday at Subiaco. The appeal made by the cause of what they had suf- ed their eves to Australia Rev. J. Depiazzi in English fered. In 1948, when their and. thank God. Australia and 'and the Rev. F. Forro, S.J., convents and schools were this freedom -loving in the Hungarian tongue, confiscated by the Commun- God-fearing country, was resulted in a collection of ists, they had an enrolment willing and eager to receive And so China's loss of 27,000 in their schools in them. 350. those had becpme, in the proviTo -day Speaking at the function, Hungary. His Grace expressed plea- nuns, nearly 1,000 of them, dence of God, Australia's sure at being associated with were living with their fami- gain. that afternoon's ceremony, lies and were working, for They had come here withbecause it had for its pur- the most part, in factories, out any material means beyond their own few perpose the helping of the Hun- to eke out an existence. The Sisters whom they sonal belongings, but they garian nuns. His Grace said he was welcomed to Australia, con- brought with them riches of grateful to Father Forro, tinued the Archbishop, were far more value than any They wealth. who had been so helpful to doing missionary work in material the nuns and the Hungar- China, most of them for brought with them the love The same of God in their hearts, the ian people during his visit. over 20 years. He was sorry Father Forro fate awaited them there at deep spirituality, the rich not remain: but re- the hands of the Red discip- culture, and the splendid , could presentations were being les of Moscow, their only traditions of their native made, and it was hoped that "crime" being that they land. the services of a Hungarian were sacrificing their lives His Grace expressed the Section of the crowd which attended the opening of the first priest would be made avail- and giving their talents wish that their Order would that State. this in Australia, able in Australian convent of the Hungarian Sisters of Our Lady of the (without any recompense take root D from the government) to not only Hungarian girls. Sufferings of Nuns Poor Schools on Sunday last (Nuns in background) girls the ameliorate the lot of the lit- but our own Australian and His Grace assured ranks their would join children of China. Hungarians that everything tle Deprived of their homes that, in the years that lie reason, possible, within liveli- ahead, their Order would For Boy would be done to help them, and their means noof alternaanother jewel in the and he was confident that hood, they had the coun- become CathoAustralia's crown of to leave than tive they would co-operate. They To return to their lic educational and charitNow Passes Total could best show their ap- try. the able achievements. preciation of the hospitality native land was out ofturnthe His Grace exhorted so they and and kindness of the Austra- question, Of 160 Pounds , liens by becoming assimilatA Solemn High Mass, at which a large The following donations to ed with the Australian population as quickly as posnumber of Italian young men assisted, was the Adrian Drage appeal, sible by mastering their lanwhich now totals £.161 3s., sung at St. Brigid's, West Perth, on June 21. are thankfully acknowledgguage and adopting their customs and mode of life; feast of the the celebration ed:was The occasion by industry and interest in N. Mayne, 10s; Yvonne of St. Aloysius, patron of youth. they affairs Australian Kidd, St. Aloysius' convent, would help the material left.) at I Pictured Shenton Park, 5s; Fitzgerald prosperity of the country, Shepperton 147 The Mass was sung by the young men in Italian, encou- family, and also. spiritually, they good be to them road, Victoria Park, £1 Is, O.M.I., asraged Rev. T. Maguire, would do their part in imexand Anony£1; Actionists, McAnonymous, J. Catholic the Rev. by sisted planting the Faith and culCann. O.M.I., deacon; and plained to them what Catho- mous, Collie, £1 ls.; A Weliture of their native HunMr. £1; Highgate, sub - lic Action means. wisher, F, Dillon, Rev. the gary in this land of their deacon. The new Mass by A very impressive scene and Mrs. Vincent Quain adoption. Anonymous, Perosi was beautifully ren- was the official reception of Ballidu, £3; While they would always dered by an all-Italian male 45 new members by Dr. Peppermint Grove. £2 ?a; retain a great love for the choir. Sullivan w h o presented Anonymous, Armadale, £1 country of their birth, he At 3 p.m. the Rev. T.'. them with the badges of 10s: Anonymous, Armadale, hoped they would never forpreached membership and certificates 10s; Father Kearnan, KalaAbramo. O.M.I., get the obligations, material Mary 6d; an eloquent sermon on the of enrolment. The ceremony munda, lOs and spiritual, to the land of spirit of St. Aloysius-the concluded with Benediction Dwyer. 249 Barker road, Sutheir adoption. Riordan, V. Miss 10s; Sacrament, biaco. Blessed of the the be spirit that should His Grace welcomed the A very enjoyable social Hotel Australia, Fremantle, guiding principle of the Hungarian nuns most coryouth of to -day. The Rev. was held afterwards in 10s; Anonumous, S. Perth, They were all the dially. 5s. St. Brigid's hall. the addressed E. Sullivan more welcome, he said, be .
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