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Rey. 13. ars Win Give H. Communion To Former Friends When the ex -students of C.B.C., Leederville, rally for their annual general Communion in St. Mary's church at 9 a.m. on July 26, they will have the privilege of assisting at the first Mass of, and receiving Holy Communion from, the Rev. B. Harris, who will be ordained on July 25. -
Mother Gemma, Called After Saint Her Parents Had Known, Leaves for Chapter Of Order her name in reliRev. Mother Gemma, superior of the received gion. of Heart of Sacred the Sisters Ursuline The Ursuline Sisters were from China by the Parma, left by the Oceania on July 6, to at- expelled Communists and 'arrived tend a General Chapter of her Order in here in March 1952. The nine ,Rome for the election of a new Mother Gen- nuns, all Italian, form the
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Father Harris will be the first Old Boy of the college to receive Holy Orders. The annual dance of the association at the R.S.L. hall, Leederville, was again a great sucess. Thanks co the women helpers and the hard working executive was expressed by members. It 14 requested that all moneys promptly for tickets be made to the treasurer, John Galvin. All subscriptions received from this date will be credited for the coming 12 months. Members are urged to see they are financial.
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for St. eral. Charles' seminary and the At Bishop's Hands Native missionWandering looking Mother Gemma left Lucca, back since. She is Forty-five children of the first establishments in Italy, 30 years ago to engage forward to seeing her father their Sacred Heart parish, High -work in who is now 90 years of age. Australia. in missionary Hill, received their first gate They are hoping to make Mother Gemma was bora China. She has not been Holy Communion from the in the same year as St. another establishment in the hands of the Most Rev. L. Gemma Galgani died in metropolitan area shortly. Goody, their parish priest Lucca. Her parents knew the Their great ambition is to More than 300, mostly members of the J. July 5. saint and it was for that commence work among the Irish club, attended the reception after the onHis Lordship celebrated Recollection Of reason that Mother Gemma Italian population. 8 o'clock for the Mass marriage of their secretary, Martin Kavan- little atones, more than half with whom were New Ausof agh, to Bessie McCavana (pictured), Priests Deferred After Mass, breakCatholic Institutions of Three in St. Mary's Cathedral on tralians. Mass Nuptial fast was served for them in Is is regretted that the school. July 6. the recollection day Dioceses Share in Lotteries' Grant The Rev. S. Sorahan, for the priests of the priest of Nannup, ofmetropolitan area for Of the grants totalling £93,379 is id, parish ficiated, assisted by the Bookings for Holy Name Retreats July has had to be M. K. Duffy and the Rev. made by the State Lotteries Commission cancelled. Rev. A. Morahan. since April 13, Catholic institutions shored The bride was attended Amount to Record Total of 180 by Misses Margaret and to the extent of £3,522 9s 10. bridesmaids, as Reilly Rose Vincent's Foundling St. The following institutions Members of the Holy Name society are while Mr. Tom Fahey was home, £468/12/10. assistance. 3,000 Present At received T o w n, Bindoon, best man and Mr. Robot t advised not to make further application for Pallottine Mission, Balgo Healy, groomsman. £ 312/7/10. £ 500. diocesan secdun Agricultural Breakfast followed the the Retreats to Mr. M. Foley,has Mary's school for NaObsequies For tiveSt. children, been bookceremony in the Leederville retory, as all accommodation £185/4/11. school Broome, £75. Nazareth House, £ 217! Town hall where some 50 Holy Child orphanage, Retreats. four the for out ed by received guests were 15/-. £100. Mons. Meany Broome. One hundred and eighty Preventorium, Kellerber- Mrs. McCavana, mother of Catholic Club for Seafarthe bride, and Mrs. Simon applications have been re£91101-. rin, £50. Fremantle, Right ers, of the The funeral from men who intend Reader Points To ceived Reilly. St. Joseph's Boys' Town, James Monsignor Rev. At night more than 300 to participate in the remainMeany, P.P., founder and Bindoon, £60. club Retreats. ing members of the Irish Vincent de Paul St. chairmad of directors of This figure breaks all attended the reception at Benefit "The Catholic Weekly" and society, £45. Leederville. Among them previous attendance records. Spiritual 5/at Aid orphanages to founder and managing dirRyan, total last year was 144. B. The M. Rev. the was "Why article, quarter ended for Sir,-Your week a 2SM, Station Radio ector of The following donations parish priest of Quairading The number who attended don't faithful men join up 31 was as follows:took place in Sydney, June March of the first question a poses C a s tl ed ar e orphanage, have been received for the -Tammin, who is past pre- the exercises H.N.?" 25. Retreat given over the last which has been in Adrian Drage appeal:sident of the Club. the About 3,000 people attend- £352/1/5. The bridegroom is foun- week end by the Rev. L. minds of Holy Name men £2: Ann's Birthday Gift, Boys Town, Cl on ed the Solemn Requiem Hansberry, C.Ss.R. was 40, for some years. It appears Club of the secretary dation Nedlands. £604/7/10. Mass for the repose of his £2: J. L. Parkinson, and has held office for three including four members that those worthy men who St. Joseph's orphanage, soul, which was celebrated £ 542/10/, from Bunbury and three remain outside the ranks of years. Waterloo. in his parish church of St. from Beverley. to honThe remaining Retreats this society designed Mark, at Drummoyne, bethe Most funeral. the are scheduled for July 18-19, our and uphold fore are unJesus, of August 15-16 and August Holy Name Those who could not gain Francis Gilbert Expresses Puzzlement That aware of the rich spiritual 22-23. admittance to the church privileges to be enjoyed by heard an amplified descripmembership of the society. tion of the ceremony by the of The really puzzling part acting managing director Visitor Priest Is is that many non-members 2SM (Rev. Dr T. Muldoon), are fulfilling most of the ob1 By plane on July 2, the which was broadcast by that membership Rev. G. Weissel of the ligations of station. Canberra-Goulburn diocese without benefiting by the His Eminence Cardinal arrived in Perth to await valuable indulgences grantGilroy presided at the Mass, the arrival of the S.S. Mool- ed to members. ' at which the Right Rev. The Holy Name society The title of -Defender of Perhaps that was natur..1 tan. He joined the ship as Monsignor J. Freeman was Now that the coronation also treats one to a greater celebrant; the Very Rev. festivities have descended the Faith" was conferred enough when the very right chaplain to migrants and io them with have might will travel succession of the true brotherof sense Henry Wallace, 0. Monsignor T. into bathos with the Queen's upon the Catholic on the Brisbane before returning hood of the Catholic Faith, P.P., deacon; the Rev. Dr. visit to Northern Ireland, VIII by the Pope in acknow- been challenged It Goulburn. illegitimacy. to as all members move on a L. Rumble, M.S.C., sub -dea- the royal "welcome" having ledgement of the monarch's grounds of Father Weissel stated that friendly brought plane, con; and the Very Rev. been ensured with the aid orthodoxy in defending the yet remained that the title, colthe large Agricultural about no doubt by the unitMonsignor M. Cronin, mas- of police -State methods, it is seven Sacraments with his "Defender of the Faith" was Christian to the and given lege one a personal ed participation in the Holy probably not so anomalous pen. Even when he launchter of ceremonies. with the Henry for a specific act of Brothers' War Memorial Sacrifice and common apHis Eminence was attend- that groups of earnest people ed into schism projects big two college-the proach to the altar rails; and ed by the Right Rev. Mon- are protesting at the omn- Acts of Supremacy, the king loyalty Itto wasthenot Catholic in any- of his diocese-would be the common ideals which signor R. Collendar, P.P., sion of the title "Defender did not revoke his belief in Church. occupation next should be part of every Cathough for as ready way hereditary con the Sacraments the the (even from Faith" the of -General (Vicar V.G., P.A. Sacrament of Matrimony) vested in the British crown. year. tholic man's daily life. of the Archdiocese of Syd- age of our country. What I do find puzzling nor in any other doctrine of The bond does not end at So. Elizabeth's employney), the Right Rev. Monnot the Church. did Catholic these people perwhy is sheerly ment of it was death, as all members in the signor Edmund O'Donnell, acthe With his death and pray for the repose verse and her successors' P.P., and the Rev. Father M. bestir themselves when the Come diocese souls cession of Cecil (or Eliza- merely silly. Even had there More Nuns of their departof the 'Baulman (private secretary title "Emperor of India"of was By the Castel Verde on ed brothers. This fact alone, the beth, as is commonly be- been an hereditary right, dropped. For, by one to His Eminence). Europe from arrived 7 July experienced realism lieved) England the reality had departed like of having 4,000 men helping The Very Rev. Monsignor few acts of political of Mary of the to release one the from E. Clarizio represented the in our time, both titles were officially a change of "faith,"a the sovereignty of the Br:- four Sisters tish throne. All that 'w -,s Catholic Apostolate. They pains of Purgatory is condisposed of because there though it took over Apostolic Delegation. as Pallotknown rope to better and are rack between century of that had left was the Denial was no congruity soling to every thinking hope man. their historic significance impose it popularly. Now become a Protest, and whin tine Sisters. They among and the present aspirations Elizabeth retained the title endures in some weak ',Ay eventually to work No doubt after thinking the half-caste children at over "Defender of the Faith" des- to our day as a Doubt. of the British throne. facts, any man Francis Xavier's Mission, not inthese she Nurses' Guild To There were several points pite the patent fact thattrain So the omission of the St. the society will wish of similarity in the two had set its ruin in title from the coinage may Wandering. about it. Any to know more titles. The Indian people did along the lines of conspiracy be hailed as an act of good This congregation of nuns member in the parish should title sense on the part of Queen was introduced into the be only too willing to satMeet on July 15 not confer the title on theIt laid down by Cecil. The had not merely become Elizabeth H and her advi- Geraldton diocese from The monthly meeting of English reigning house. an enquiry. by Victoria meaningless. It took on the sers. It was one to which Schoenstatt, Germany in isfy the Catholic Nurses guild was arrogated self All Catholic men are wel-adulation positive character of a lie, there was no right and less 1951. They are a religious will be held in the Florence as an act of into the ranks of the come facto rule reflecting in quite a startling significance. It merely re- institute approved by the Nightingale club rooms on for Britain's de When Cecil flected the muddlement of Holy See, having no vows Holy Name society at all of that way, the cynicism Indians. over the Wednesday, July 15, at 8 to participate in the and political si- and the gullibility of Eli- t h e Coronation service but promises only. The times p.m. The Rev. J. McNamar military superior of the Tardun com- rich spiritual privileges ofto exist, the zabeth. will be the guest speaker. tuation ceased honour etc., is fering.-Yours, at the Queen once wherein Bonitas, Sister M. munity, Nobody, it seems, averted disapself-conferred P. J. BROPHY. died last year. to the question of usurpation. Catholic and Protestant. peared with it. Staff
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