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Perth, Thursday, Sept. 2, 1954
Nedlands Will See Two Of Its Sons Ordained
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In happy mood after taking morning tea with His Grace the Archbishop and the Auxiliary Bishop are the members of the
Rev. M. Toop and will Victorian Catholic Women's basketball former students of the be ordained with him. Two young men from Nedlands, both Italy, is the State team pictured above. brother Genoa, older An from State this to The team arrived in Perth With them (from left, St. Charles' Seminary, will return Brother Kevin of and the Rev. William Rev. L. on Aug. 29, and were taken back) are the Rev. Boys' Town, Clontarf. to -day. They are the Rev. Maurice Toop see the final match in the to Preston, West of O'Rourke, in the Church of the The new priest will also Melbourne, chaplain; the N.C.G.M. basketball comFoley who will be ordained to the priesthood offer his first Mass at '7 a.m. 12, September petition, Sunday, the which was won by on Sept. 7, in the Church Rev. T. Phelan, and Holy Rosary, Nedlands at 9.30 a.m., on Floreat Park. diocesan Depiazzi, J. Rev. Ned of the Holy Rosary, On Aug. 30 a match bedirector of Catholic Action. by the Most Rev. L.J. Goody. lands.
The Rev. Maurice Toop is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Toop of 77 Merriwa-street, Nedlands. He received his primary education from the Loreto Sisters at St. Theresa's school, Nedlands whence he was awarded a Christian Brothers scholarship. In 1943 he entered St. Charles' Seminary where he secured the Junior and Leaving certificates, with three distinctions in languages in the latter. After the completion of his philosophy course he
tween the visitors and the State N.C.G.M. team resulted in a win for the visitors,
Mission Head Dies in Rome
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Broadcasts Sunday
The Rev. W. Foley The Rev. M. Toop On Sunday, Sept. 12, the V. Rev. Austin Kelly, left for Genoa in 1950 M. Toop at St. Theresa's S.J.. provincial of the where, at the College of parochial school, Nedlands. Jesuits in Australia, and Brignole-Sale, he read theo- He is the son of Mr. andMrs. M. Foley of 51 Stanley foundation rector of St. logy. The Rev. M. Toop will street, Nedlands. Louis school, Claremont, Junhis He secured at Ned Mass will broadcast a talk en- offer his first *. at examination 13, when ior titled, "Australian Jesuits lands on September St. GeorC.B.C., re- Malachy's will brother young his in India." ceive his first Holy Com- ge's -terrace, and studied The address may be munion at his hands at 7 for the Leaving at St. heard from Station 6WN a.m. Charles Seminary, where at 3.15 p.m. The Rev. William Foley he also read philosophy.with He studied at Genoa was a classmate of the Rev.
Chaplains, Country Members Attended At Legion Congress
He Consecrated Our Archbishop
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In the evening they were entertained at dinner by the local girls. Miss Judy Bourke, secretary of the N.C.G.M. Basketball association, welcomed the Victorian girls, and was supported by Father Depiazzi. Miss Jeanette Barker, captain of the Victorian team, and Father O'Rourke replied. Later on they attended a party given at the
home of Miss Bobbie White, Nanson-street, Wembley. On Tuesday morning, after a courtesy call on His Grace and Bishop Goody, the visitors were taken on a trip to the hills. They visited Marian lodge, Kala-
munda, where they met some holidaying Loreto nuns. In the evening they again played the local team, the West Australians proving their superior, 16-13. His Lordship Bishop Goody watched the game with interest. Matches are scheduled for Sept. 1, 2, and 3. The Victorians will return home next week.
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Military Chaplain The Rev. F. Dillon has been appointed regular army chaplain to the National Service Training Battalion in W.A. He succeeded the Rev. F. Rodgers, who has completed three years' service, and is now a part-time chaplain. Father Dillon has been
A three-day congress of the Legion of Mary, under the patronage of His Grace the Arch bishop, was held from Aug. 27-29 country and attended by representatives of all praesidia, including Photo Service -Record chaplains. centres, and their
assistant priest at KalgoorHe lie and West Perth. acted as locum tenens in the latter parish until the appointment of the V. Rev. E. Sullivan as parish priest. Father Rodgers is attachWest ed temporarily to Perth.
the Pontifical Commission for the Codification of Canon Law and secretary the pre't A to his famed uncle, sident of the Commission. In 1914 he was assigned to Washington, U.S.A. as The death in Rome of the Most Rev. assistant professor of Canon The congress opened at sessions from Bunbury, Kalgoorlie, Filippo Bernardini, D.D., J.U.D., secretary Law in the Catholic UniSaturday The the Christian Brothers' col- were taken up by discus- Boulder and Jarrandale. versity of America. Later he lege, Perth, on Aug. 27, with sions of these papers. The Rev. F. Chapman, of the Sacred Congregation Propaganda became full professor and an address by the Rev. C. is a Columban missionwho ABC dean of the faculty. the by 29 Aug. on Legionaries attended the ary in the Philippines, on Fidei was reported Stinson, in the absence He served also as legal in St. holiday here, was the guest consecrated prelate late The through illness of the V. 10 o'clock Mass and service. news adviser to the Apostolic Delater Cathedral, Mary's spispeaker. Rev. P. Nolan, O.S.M., on Oct. 22, 1933, legation in Washington. He At 5 p.m. His Grace the His Grace the Archbishop ritual director of Comitium. attended sessions at the colwas made a Privy ChamArchbishop addressed the on his arrival as Apostolic Delegate. The theme of the con- lege. berlain in 1917 and a DoCathedral the in directors spiritual delegates the Twelve gress centred about Dr. Bernardini, in that guished Papal Secretary of mestic Prelate in 1929. Pontifical Coralof imparted and guests the were third part of the Legion's Archbishop Berner dini succeeded Archbishop State. Standing Instruction. Ad- tium at lunch, during which Benediction of the Blessed year, He read his ecclesiastical spent only two years in as the Pope's reCattaneo welcomed Sacrament. Nolan Father dresses on various applicain Rome and from Australia, leaving to beIn congratulating Legion- presentative in Australia course tions of the theme were them and country delethe Roman Seminary re- come Papal Nuncio to Switaries on the success of the and New Zealand and was given by the Rev. J. O'Brien gates. of that ceived the double doctorate zerland. From thence he and Messrs. K. McKenna The chaplains present were Congress His Grace urged the third occupant was appointed to the high of divinity and canon law. the V. Rev. E. Sullivan, the them on to greater heights office. in Ussita, Italy in and H. J. Gollop. After ordination in 1911 office of directing the misBorn Other addresses were Rev. H. Kearin, the Rev. J. in their love of God and semision work of the entire successively deceased prelate he was given by Mr. C. V. Honner, O'Brien, the Rev. P. O'- His Blessed Mother, in the 1884, the nephew of the late nary professor, secretary to Catholic world. May he rest on the history of the Mara, the Rev. H. Walsh, work for Mary and in their was the Gasparri, distinin peace. (Cent. next column) Cardinal Legion; Mr. N. Mulligan on the Rev. C. Stinson, the Rev. own sanctification.
C.M., the It was the third congress the founder of the Legion, R.J. McDonald, Depiazzi, the Rev. held since the establishment Mr. F. Duff; the Rev. P. Rev.J. J.Power, Rev. T. the of the Legion of Mary in O'Mara on personal sancti- E. the Archdiocese in 1940, and fication and the Rev. J. Ahern, the Rev. J. Challis was organised in honour of Challis on De Montfort's and the Rev. T. Phelan. "True Devotion". the Marian Year. Country delegates were