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70 Marian Year
Pilgrims Depart
No. 2,652
(Registered at the G.P.O., Perth. for transmission by post as a Newspaper).
CCOT
Perth, Thursday, May 13, 1954
Will Town Planner Admires Archbishop Conference Modern College Design Open
Of CWL Branches
Members of the Catholic Women's league are asked to attend in their own parish . the annual general Communion of the League on Sunday, May 23. All should, where possible, go together and wear their C.W.L.badges. The State conference will commence on May 24, at 10.30 a.m. The afternoon session will be at 2.30 p.m. His Grace the Archbishop will open proceedings at 3 o'clock. On May 25, sessions will be held at 11 a.m., 2 p .m., and 8 p.m. Guest speakers have been arranged for some sessions. HIGHGATE BRANCH.
The monthly meeting will be held in the hall at 8 p.m. on May 19.
His Grace the Most Rev. P. M. O'DonNurses' Guild nell, Coadjutor Archbishop of Brisbane, and To Meet May 19 the Rev. Gerard Nichol, of the same Arch-
Nurses and trainees of His hospitals in the metropoli- diocese (above), were the guests of tan area will gather in the Grace while their ship, with 70 Marion Year club Florence Nightingale on Wednesday, May pilgrims aboard, was in port. The V. Rev. C. P. Finn, S.J., (rector), Mr. G. Thompson (associate archi- rooms for the annual meeting Archbishop His Grace, tect with Mr. E. Le B. Henderson), and Professor Gordon Stephenson (W.A. 19, of the Catholic Nurses' O'Donnell is leading the Govt. Town Planning consultant), discuss the plans of St. Thomas More college guild. is mostly Irish which party Stamps To as the building rises on the site at Crawley. Even if not members of drawn from Queensland on Professor Stephenson said versity of Dublin, which, Everywhere, he said, the the guild, Catholic nurses a pilgrimag4 to Rome and he was very pleased with will be built on 350 acres emphasis was on residen- and probationers are wel- the Marian shrines of Eu- Mark Mary's Year comed at meetings. the very modern design of at the foot of the Dublin tial students. rope and Ireland. It will the College, and with the hills. conclude on July 14. hope the Catholic authorities The University. he said, Father Nichol is director had of adding quite a size- was moving out of the city. of the Propagation of the able building to the Univer- His plan provided for 8,000 Faith and of Migration in sity. It would cost students. Brisbane. He is also the cr.His last commission was £ 6,000,000, and had the apganiser of the pilgrimage. the design for the new Uni- proval of Mr. de Valera. The pilgrims arrived on the "Oceania" on Sunday last and sailed on May 10.
Workers To Have Mass In Evening
Several Parishes Plan Pilgrimages To Fatima Shrine at Palmyra
In order, primarily, to give industrial workers the opportunity of "making" the nine first Fridays, an evening Mass will be Shamrock Rovers celebrated on Friday, June 4, in St. Mary's
Several parishes which do not have Cathedral. Have Dublin Win The Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. J. said that the evening Mass special Marian shrines are arranging to Rafferty, administrator of was by way of experiment. Shamrock Rovers, 3; South transport pilgrims to the Fatima Shrine at St. Mary's Cathedral, in If sufficient response w.is Fremantle, 1. Res.: Shammaking the announcement made by workers who could rock Rovers, 2; Wexcombe, Palmyra during May. 1.
not attend the early morning Masses, the celebration In a match full of thrills evening Masses would and spills, Rovers collected Goes ofbe the the points from the hitherto continued. On May 24, the Depart23, at 7.30 p.m_ Monsignor Rafferty said unbeaten South Ilreaziantle ment of Posts and Teleteam. mem30, the laws the May of Eucharistic On Sunday, bers of the Legion of Mary Aboard the Oceania on May 10, Mr. R. fast in relation to evening Souths went through all of graphs of Ireland will isComitium will go there in Rogers, B.A. (hons), left for London to gain Mass required abstinence last season and the first four sue a special postage Pier Leaving from solid food and alco- matches this season without stamp to commemorate pilgrimage. holic drinks for three hours defeat. the Marian Year (picturstreet at 3 p.m., they will wider experience in the literary field. Mr. Rogers is the younger Master of Arts degree o.i previously, and from nonarrive at Palmyra at 3.30. Cracovia regain the lead ed above). one drinks for alcoholic The main feature of the with eight points, Rovers On the same day, mem- son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dryden and the English hour. reproof 25 Hobbs -avenue, satirists. are second with eight points, design is a pictorial Robbia bers of the Third Order of Rogers father was Nedlands. His duction of a Della parishioners and goal average, behind on but St. Francis Master Royal Madonna and former of the Child in the and Souths are third with crypt of San Gaetano, of Midland Junction will Mint. The Rev. E. Rogers FloBlesses points. seven visit the shrine. rence. is a brother. the reserve league, In The Rev. John Lynch, of the state The name Born in Perth, he was on Rovers are second to Tri- "Eire" is shown at the foot parish priest of Palmyra, educated by the Sisters of again on goal aver- of the stamp and the words said that he and his par- Our Lady of the Missions of a century's devotion to colour, quarter A age, both teams having won "Angus Marianna 1953ishioners were very happy at Highgate and by the the 1954" appear at the top. to make available all Christian Brothers at Perth orphan boys at Castledare has been crowned their first five matches. offers shrine stamp will be issued facilities their and Aquinas. for the Christian Brothers by the reception The game against Souths inThe two denominations, 3d. to other parishes contemopened with fast end -to -end On leaving school Mr. of the Apostolic Blessing of Pope Pius XII. Blue, and 5d. Green. plating pilgrimages. and five play, within minand Rogers joined the staff of The silver jubilee will be First day covers, which The many friends and While organisers Commonwealth Bank marked on Sunday, May helpers of Castledare are utes Hookes opened the must be addressed. will be leaders of such groups were the score for the Port side; dethe enlistment in his until free to make whatever ar- army in 1940. On demobili- 22, when His Grace the cordially invited to join in spite sustained pressure, serviced in the Philatelic rangements they wished, it sation he returned to the Archbishop will preside at the celebrations on May 22. both goals were kept intact Section, G.P.O., Dublin, they are received was suggested that the fol- Bank for a short while Solemn High Mass at 10 for the remainder of the provided not later than the date of lowing order of procedure prior to enrolment for an a.m. in the Castledare first half. Club Dances Tennis issue. found helpful: might be Arts course at the Univer- Chapel. Rovers equalised early in St. Anne's tennis club, The Holy Father's bene(1) Procession from en- sity. the second half, and took the Ros(2) shrine. to In 1948 he graduated with diction has been received North Fremantle, was at lead through Hunt, with 20 Monte Cassino Mass trance St. Columba's (3) Short address, honours as a Bachelor of through His Excellency, the home to ary. minutes to go. Within five On Saturday, May 22, a Marian prayer, other pray - Arts and joined the report- Most Rev. R. Carboni, members on May 8, 9,and to minutes they scored their Solemn High Mass, at S (4) Benediction. (5) ing staff of the Austraihn Apostolic Delegate. T h e again on Sunday, May es. 15 a.m., hi St. Brigid's church, the last and for third, members. Both Pope, in blessing the Bro- St. Thomas' Broadcasting Commission. Final hymns. the ball seldom left West Perth, will mark the refers to his "appre- the home teams were vic- minutes Meanwhile he was engag- thers, Fremantle's penalty box. tenth anniversary of the margins small torious by of the accomciation work Although charity is ne- ing in tutoring in English plished for God and souls Scorers: Hunt, 2; Edge- hoisting of the Polisib flag con members he St. Anne's where University the it is at over the ruins of the monascessary for salvation, during the past 25 years." duct square dancing in the worth, 1. tery of Monte Cassino. not necessary to know that was known as an uncomTown Next fixture-May 22: In transmitting the docu- North Fremantle one has charity; rather it promising Catholic. The actual date of the hismore useful Is generally Prior to going abroad Mr. ment, the Apostolic Delegate Hall every Thursday night Shamrock Rovers v. Bal- toric battle's end is May 18. Beginners and moral, at Langley Park. Rogers submitted to the has expressed his personal at 8 p.m. not to know. K.o. 3.30 visitors are welcome. St. Thomas Aquinas University a thesis for his felicitations,
Parishioners from Queen's Park have arranged to visit the shrine on Sunday, May
Militant Univeriity Man
Abroad for Wider Experience
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