esuit Will Speak At Summer School At the Summer School, Italy and of some ten which will be held at the months spent as a member University of W.A., under of an international commuthe auspices of the Adult nity of ten different natioEducation poard, from Jan - nalities in a small town in 7 -20, 1954, The theme to be Burgundy. On January 11 a forum developed will be "Europe will be held in the Winthrop Since Stalin". On Jan. 9, the Rev. E. J. Hall on the subject: Are Stormon, S.J. of St. Louis Peace and Prosperity PosJesuit school, will speak on sible while Eastern Europe the topic of, "The Role of Remains Communist? the Catholic Father Stormon, Lord (Registered at the G.P.O. Perth, for Perth, Thursday, Nov. 26, 1953. Lindsay of Birker and ProChurch". try'` by put u a NumPaPer). The speaker will take fessor Alexander, will be France as the centre around the speakers. which to shape his appreciation of the place of the Church in the political and social life of contemporary Europe. A graduate of the University of Melbourne, Father Stormon will draw on his experiences abroad from to 1952, when he dithe entire length of 1948 vided his time The Entrance ExaminaOxThe new church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at Scar- running the building on both sides, ford and Londonbetween on the one tion to the Christian Broborough would be like a beacon on its hill -top site, proclaiming the hidden by glass baffles. hand and Paris, Chantilly, thers' college, Perth, vrill be Designed by Messrs. Hen- Lyon, Strasbourg and Avig- conducted at the college on So stated His Lordship, the Most Rev. L. Faith for all to see. derson and Thompson, the non. Saturday, Dec. 5, at 9.30 J. Goody, after blessing the new church on Nov. 22. building was erected by Reference will be made to a.m. Scholarships will be Messrs. Harnett and Horner the results of observations granted to two of the sucin Belgium, Germany and cessful candidates. at a cost of £21,000.
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His Grace the Archbishop announced, during the week, that three new parishes--at Attadale, Medina, and Double Viewwould be canonically erected in 1955, and that they would be given into the charge of the Jesuit, Vincention, and Dominican Fathers, respectively. Although the parishes will the V. Rev. T. Barden, S.J., added to the seminary's not be officially erected and at the beginning of this facilities, and new double until the beginning of year, the V. Rev. J. Haw- storey accommodation will 1955, His Grace said that kins, S.J., was appointed in be opened in the new year. the members of the Religi- charge. The coming of the Domous Orders concerned would Nine priests and three inican Fathers next year Scholastics commence, towards the comprise staff latthe will mark the entry of a Behind the altar is a raisThe solemn blessing took sacristy are yet to be built. half of next year, to of St. Louis which has an new Religious Order to the place at 10 a.m., after which There is seating accommo- ed panel in deep green. On ter make arrangements for takenrolment of about 270 Archdiocese. The Order of either side are panels in ing over the parishes. the Bishop and his attend- dation for at least 500. students. Preachers was founded by The canopy over The windows are built white. ant ministers bore the BlessThe Vincentian Fathers St. Dominic in 1215 at TouThe Society of Jesus was ed Sacrament from the old around crosses of brick with the altar has an underside of of the Mis- louse, France, and was inhidden introduced into the Arch- (Congregation containing church to the new in pro- four lights in each. In the gold sion) were introduced to the troduced to Australia in diocese by His Grace the the directly over ceramic lighting front is a large cessional order. Archbishop in 1938, with Archdiocese in 1948 to con- 1898 at North Adelaide, set in altar. The church was then cross of deep maroon tinue the work of the minor South Australia. The Order A large choir gallery is the opening of St. Louis seminary, of ceremic blue. opened to the large congre- a grill so successfully in- was established "to teach A school in Stirling -highway. The lower porch has a provided at the back. gation which packed it to large augurated and developed by and to preach, and thus labwindow, also grilled. marble font is in the bap- The first rector was the V. His Lordship Bishop Goody attend High Mass, at which The interior our for the salvation of walls and ceil- tistry divided off from the Rev. Austin Kelly, S.J. Upon and a staff of Bishop Goody presided. diocesan souls." ing are coloured light green, porch by a wrought iron his appointment as provin- clergy. In Australia the Fathers assistwas His Lordship cial of what is now the Auswhile the central raised por- surround. With the V. Rev. J. P. devote themselves to the ed at the Throne by the V. tion of the ceiling is in The lighting of the main tralian province of the Wilkinson, C.M., as rector, work of conducting Missions Rev. J. P. Wilkinson, CM., white. nave consists of troughs Order, he was succeeded by five Vincentian Fathers in parishes and Retreats for and the Rev. R. J. McDondirect the studies and spir- priests and Religious, to the ald, C.M. The V. Rev. P. itual formation at St. Char- organisation of the Holy Nolan, O.S.M., was assistant les' seminary, Guildford, Name Society, and to the priest. A new oval has been propagation of the Rosary. The Rev. E. McBride, Scarof parish priest celebrated the borough, Rev. the with High Mass, E. Sullivan as deacon, and the Rev. A. E. Langmead as The Rev. P. sub -deacon. Cunningham was master of ceremonies. Preaching at the Mass, Bishop Goody said that the new church was a memorial to Father McBride, in ' On Sunday, Nov. 22, His Grace the particular, and to those priests who had gone before Archbishop blessed and opened additions to him when the Scarborough the Convent of Mercy, York. district was part of LeederThe parish priest, the Rev. the building to the Sisters ville-Osborne Park. It was H. Brennan, extended a free of debt. The V. Rev. a memorial, too, to the penhearty welcome to His Monsignor T. Lenihan, who ' ple who had made the buildGrace and thanked him for launched the appeal, was ing possible. coming to open the new confident that the people of From its hill -top site the building. The building is a York would live new church of the Immacuto their brick and tile block of sleep- reputation for up late Heart of Mary would ing quarttrs. His Grace the and liquidate the generosity be like a beacon proclaimdebt inArchbishop gave an inspir- curred.. ing the Faith for all to see, ing, yet homelk address.. He His Lordship said. Mr. Noonan, Mayor of thanked Father Brennan On a splendid site, about for the invitation to York York, moved a vote of a mile from the ocean, and thanks His Grace for t9 to perform the opening eeoverlooking it, the new and expressed great coming in person to be. with church is built in modern Pictured above is the new school building which will provide remony them on that happy occasion pleasure at the completion style, in brick rendered, ample educational facilities for these young lads at Costledare. and spoke highly of the of the lovely building. The with texture finish. He congratulated the educational work of the minutes, Metro bus from Fremantle people 15 The new school, consisting completed portion is the Sisters in the district. He of York who not p.m. Special at 2 p.m. nave only. Sanctuary and of three classrooms of the only helped in kind, but wished them every comfort. most modern design, will His Grace, concluding the gave so generously of their be blessed and opened by services. He was happy that function, thanked the people His Lordship Bishop Goody and all on his own Breton Dies at 85 Years the Sisters of Mercy, who one National Capital's on December 6 at 3 p.m. Thomas for more than eighty years behalf and on that of the Mr. Thomas Le Breton, He later engaged in hotel- had carried on the educa- Sisters for their unstinted outlying tional work in York, would co-operation, saying that if Ablution Block who died at "Glendalough" keeping in an First Catholic subsequent- now have better accommo- they realised their ambition Also the new ablution on Oct. 31, at the age of 85 neighbourhood; ly he acted as manager for dation in their convent that afternoon it would be of wide years, was a man block is to be officially He had various co-operatives and home. a unique achievement. on the same after- cultural interests. School to Open opened country stores. songs, published several On the platform with His Mr. S. Donovan, who had noon by the Hon. J. J. Ken The late Rev. Brother Le supervised the building, was Grace were Monsignor LeCANBERRA, Nov. 19.- neatly, chairman of the Lot- with music set by friends to Breton, a brother of the deOne of the best equipped teries Commission, support- his own lyrics. introduced by Father Bren- nihan, the Rev. J Hogan, ceased, taught at Christian nan. He gave an outline of the V. Rev. A. E. Johnschools in the Common- ed by Mr. H. E. Smith, Brothers' college, Kalgoor- the work done voluntarily ston, the Rev. P. Duffy, wealth, Aquinas college, will under -Secretary for lands A Nativity poem of his, "Adventus," had been ac- lie, for some years. A sis- by the committee. They had the Rev. T. O'Kane, the be officially opened here by and Immigration. cepted for publication prior ter is the well-knpwn "Mir- succeeded in reducing the Rev. M. Ryan and Father His Eminence Norman Carof boys to his death, and will be iam Agatha," a favourite cost of the building, and Brothers The dinal Gilroy, Archbishop of the Brennan. Afternoon tea was served Sydney, on March 14, 1954. Castledare extend an invi- printed in our Christmas author with generations of lowest estimate for which number. present to be readers of the "Australian was £8,750 to approx. by the ladies of the parish. Staffed by Christian Bro- tation to all 6. Dec. on opening the at £ 3,000. The list of donations will As far back as 1897, de- Messenger of the Sacred thers, it will be the first CaRiverton buses leave St. ceased was a leading store- Heart." May he rest in He said it was the aim of be given in next week's tholic secondary school in the committee to hand over issue. George's-terrice for Castle - keeper at Southern Cross. peace. the nation's capital city.
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