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put into a friendship between young people of opposite sex, those gaged at 8 p.m. on Friday, June friendships would be less frustrating things than they often are, the 11, in the C.W.L. rooms, Photo Record" Nestle House, 188 St. Rev. P. Cunningham said last Sunday.
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both note after a slow start in George's -terrace. Father Cunningham, chap- which transformed Further conferences will lain of Highgate Y.C.W., egotism and the temptation the morning. Questions poured in when be held on Friday, June 18 Presentation Convent. "Iona," Mosman was addressing more than to have friends merely for resumed and June 25 at the same conference 150 members of the Y.C.W. what could be got out of the an impressive and inand N.C.G.M. at Victoria them and that penetration after lunch and again after time and in the same place. Park, was the scene of The conference will con- spiring ceremony, when, on May 13, two Park, in the first combined of God turned friendships the afternoon discussions. Victoria Park's chaplain, clude with a full day at the conference for 1954. (Pic- into the most perfect human Mother M. Paul imitation of God's friendship the Rev. J. O'Brien, answer- Convent of Mercy, Victoria - foundation members tured above.) all the queries and square, on Sunday, June 27. O'Halloran and Mother M. Columba MoyTheme of the conference for us. not that, after all, ed doubts raised when he sum- Any engaged person, Cath- nihan (below), of the Presentation comWas was "Modern Youth and the essence of the Catholic med up the conference after olic or non-Catholic may Friendship." attend the course. Intend- munity-celebrated the diamond jubilee of attitude to marriage, he the afternoon session. Since there was usually asked? The conference concluded ing participants should their holy profession. no immediate hope of marSt. The conference finished with Benediction of the enrol at DISCA, 81 were often on a lively and questioning Blessed Sacrament at 5 p.m. George's - terr., telephone riage, there B2546. doubts about whether the Provision has been made friendship should be carried for the asking of questions, lin and with what purpose in mind, and even whether Sister M. Columba, of South Perth, either publicly or privately, during the course. the friendship was wholesome in itself, he said. Celebrates Her Golden Jubilee The doubt should never Bishop B. Gallagher exist, he said, rather the Recently in the chapel of the Sisters of Visits Former Diocese friendship should be looked upon as a continually en- St. Joseph's convent, South Perth, a Missa His Lordship, the Most riching experience from a Rev. B. Gallagher, Bishop character formation point of Cantata, at which His Grace the Archbishop of Port Pixie, S.A. is at preview; if it had to be termin- presided, was celebrated, to give thanks to sent visiting his home ated for any reason, then State. He is the guest of the both parties could do so re- God for the golden jubilee of religious pro- Most Rev. L. J. Goody, luctantly, but assured they fession of Sister M. Columba, a well known Auxiliary Bishop. were the better for having Bishop Gallagher made a known each other so well. member of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the trip to Geraldton in which Heart. Sacred served as a diocese Genuine Agreement Sister Columba was born Deum. Benediction was a priest. Hehe will return to His Grace the Archbishop larians. In congratulating were Al] friendships to a me- South Australia at the presided at the Missa Can- them His Grace spoke feelNorthampton and enter- fitting conclusion either morally helpful or in day. morable week -end. Boulder in the convent ed tata which was celebrated ingly of the unselfish devoharmful, and to be helpful during Bishop Gibney's by the Rev. J. Murphy. The tion to duty which had they had to be based on episcopate. music of the Mass by Bor- characterised every underreal agreement-a genuine and Te Deum were taking of their religious life, consideration that oneself The celebrant was the Rt. Thirteen Hundred Pray for Converts donal beautifully rendered by the and wish& them length of T. McMahon. J. Mgr. Rev. might not be pleasing to days in which they would Sisters' choir. others and that a spirit of The school children were His Grace the Archbishop, continue to adorn the Preself-sacrifice might be need- congratulated by His Grace Nation's At Novena to Patroness Order. so Mass singing the for having imparted the Apos- sentationjubilarians ed. arrived The beautifully and the approBenediction, paid A record crowd of about 1,300, includ- tolic regarded priate "Veni Sponsa Christi". in Hay, N.S.W. from Ireland A friendship glowing tribute to the jubiin 1891. Shortly after their in that light helped to deHis Grace, in his address ing a sprinkling of non-Catholics, attended velop the personality of profession they came to after giving of the Papal the inauguration of the special Novena in Western Australia to found both parties, he said. pleahis expressed Blessing, Loses Father Cunningham sugat Southern Cross the first His Grace the being able to join the Cathedral on May 16. Presentation community in gested that the whole mat- sure at the Holy Father in Archbishop presided. each night with the relic of the Archdiocese. ter could be summed up with St. Catherine Laboure. M. Sister congratulating assisted was at His Grace The hardships of those under the virtue of charity, Columba on that memorable The newly - appointed early The Novena will conclude days may have been but he warned against mak- occasion and thanked her Pontifical Benediction by Apostolic Delegate to CanAs May 24. Monday, on the Rev. P. O'Mara and the the in God's Providence ing particular applications work she had Rev. ada, the Most G. Pangreat the for Our the feast of that day is The Rt. Rev. B. Harris. price had to pay for they were of the virtue which for the cause of Rev. Mgr. J. J. Rafferty, Lady, Help of Christians, ico, former Apostolic Dele- the flourishing condition of 'often false and nauseating done Catholic education . Adm., was present in the patroness of Australia, and gate in this country, has ar- the Presentation Order rather than stimulating. as the intention of the No- rived in Ottawa from Lima, which today must be the The Archbishop also ex- sanctuary. Charity included a preThe exercises were con- vena is the conversion of Peru, to assume the duties great joy and consolation of paredness to do for others pressed his pleasure at the sister, Sister's of those two valiant and noble ducted by Rev. J. Hogan, the country to the Faith, the of his new post. what we would do oursel- presence His mother, Mrs. Marina pioneers. 'Sr. M. Anthony, who travel- and the rector of St. Char- coincidence is a significant ves, he said. That may be their earthly Panico, died suddenly in To be seeking friends led from Brunswick Junc- les' seminary, the V. Rev. one. Wilkinson, On the feast day, Masses Trecase, Italy, a few days reward, but as His Grace C.M., and to be helping them to tion to be present. Mother J. P. be the "saints -in -formation" M. Patricia of the Present- preached the opening ser- will be offered at 6.45 a.m. before his arrival in Can- the Archbishop so sincerely It is antici- ada. During a visit to his prayed, "God will give them and at 8 a.m. that they should be trying ation Convent, Iona, also mon. Good crowds continued pated that a large number mother last fall, Archbishop their adequate reward as to be was an apostolic work, attended. he said. The religious ceremony with the devotions during will receive Holy Com- Panico found she was in He only adequately can." Ad Multos Annos, good health. It was the love of God concluded with the Te the week, and were blessed munion.
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