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State Conference YCW Will tlergy to Code; Discuss Problems of Workers On September 17
The quarterly meeting of the clergy of the metropolitan area will be held in the Chapter Hall, Victoria Mary's, St. square, on Friday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. At 7 o'clock in the even ing of the same day, His -Record Photo Service Grace the Archbishop will administer the Sacrament Privileged to he the first to exchange vows in the of Confirmation to adults beautiful new church of Our Lady of Victories, Floein the Cathedral. outfrom Candidates At side the Cathedral parish eat Park, were the young couple pictured above. They are Dion Igin Meshould present a letter neghello of Carr Street, W. from their parish priest to Perth and Maria Carolina the Administrator of the Re of 71 Evandale-street. Cathedral prior to the The Rev. J. Brosnan officeremony. ciated. Priests of the Avou The newly-weds have just at St. completed the building of a Deanery will meet Norin Floreat Park. Joseph's presbytery, home new Gets tham, on Tuesday, Sept. 14, for their quarterly conFor under the preMissionary Will ference, sidency of the V. Rev. Mgr. T. Lenihan.
the Sacred at Delegates from country and metropolitan Heart Church. delegates will Workers' conference Christian the for assemble branches of the Young rally in Highgate hall. Movement will gather at Highgate on Friday president, diocesan The night, Sept. 24, for the opening of the sixth an- Brian Low. will give a summary of the conference and nual State Conference of the Movement. will then give and delegates Dan Callahan The highlight of the con- the conference, address on the spirit of then adjourn for a buffet an ference, which will continue will Y.C.W. the on Sunday, Sept. 26, will be tea. The rally will conclude with Following Benediction of the presence of Dan Callahan Sacrament Items and supper. of the Movement's National the Most Blessed Executive. The problem of the young worker and the future deSays First Mass velopment of the movement Father will provide the main theme of the conference and papers Return Home on these subjects will be given by two leaders. The paper on "The Problem" delivered by Leederville president. Neville branch Ward, will open the conference on Friday night, and delegates will discuss the paper. The evening will conclude with a summary after supper by Dan Callahan. On Saturday night the v.nnual conference carnival dance at Subiaco is expected to draw a large crowd of members from both youth movements. The conference resumes at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday, with the annual report from the diocesan secretary, and the diocesan treasurer. Following discussion of the the delegates, by report diocesan propagandist, John Bulbeck. will deliver the second paper on "The Future." Discussion and reports on the discussion will follow until 1 p.m.. when delegates will adjourn for lunch. The afternoon session will be devoted to the discussion of motions presented by branches of the diocesan executive. At 1.45 the diocesan chaplain, the Rev. J. Depiazzi. will give his impression of 7.30
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The Rev. F. Chapman. West Australian-born Diocesan priest, who had worked To Meet Soon for some years as a misThe Matrimonial Trisionary in the Philippine Islands, will address mem- bunal will meet at St. bers of the Catholic Nur- Mary's, Victoria Square, ses' guild at their meet- on Thursday, Sept. 16. the having Anyone ing on Wednesday, Sept. right to approach the 15. Meetings are held in Court should communithe Florence Nightingale cate with the Notary, St. Mary's Cathedral. Club rooms. a
The Rev. P. Quinn, D.C.L. (above) left Rome on Aug. 21 for Boston, U.S.A. where he will
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-Record Photo Service the Matrimonial Tribunal. Dr. Quinn is due to return Solemn Rites At Ordained in Rome for the Society of the to return to the Archdiocese the end of March next Apostolate, the Rev. Vincent Fin- atyear. Palmyra's Shrine Catholic negan, S.C.A. returned recently and cele- Advice has just been reevening, On Sunday on Sept. 4 ceived that the doctorate in Sept. 10, at 7.30, the feast brated his first Mass in Australia canon law was awarded Name of in the Church of the Immaculate Heart of him, "summa cum laude". of the Holy To merit this distinction a Mary will be solemnly Mary, Scarborough. candidate must obtain full observed at the Fatima pa- marks in the examination. and friends relations, is picFinnegan Father shrine, Palmyra. Rev. including after the Mass rishioners, The religious observ- tured above Br. O'Driscoll, a former and dominance, and noting aice will include an occa- with his proud parents, Mr. teacher of Fr. Finnegan. of "alarming deteriorof Finnegan James Mrs. and Father Finnegan's two signs sional sermon, the recital ation in things of the spirit" of the Marian Year pray- 110 Deanmore-road, Scar- brothers served the Mass in America, His Eminence and t h e newly -ordained called for an intensification er, the crowning of Our borough. The Mass was attended gave his blessing to all pre- of the nation's religious life. Lady's statue, a procesof sent. gathering a sizeable by sion, the consecration of "How," Cardinal Spellman asked, "can there be the parish to the Immacco -existence bepeaceful Benediculate Heart, and two parties if one of tion. Cardinal Spellman Says Prospect tween clawing continually is them Friends of Our Lady at the throat of the other, parish from outside the threatening, canReds Is Delusion continually Of Peace tinually committing actions will be made welcome. -Record Photo Service "Americans which are designed to deWASHINGTON (NC.) stroy life in the other party? must not be lulled into sleep by indifference "How does one peacefully About 800 people packed the Town who men nor be beguiled by the prospect of peaceful co -exist withof peace 5 when the Polish community while Hall on Sept. mouth words co-existence with communists," Francis waging treacherous war; gave a delighfful concert in homage to Our who wear the trappings Lady in the Marian Year. Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New men they civilisation while the of of national convention the Bishop Goody said he told York, Miss Huszczo is pictured in the techniques of indulge to People who wish barbarism? It is ignorance above giving the declama- hoped, that through the inshow their sympathy prac- American Legion here. and help of Our tercession Lady of Our honour which in tion kind a fatal of tically with the Hungar- Against the background reserve in defence against prompts the illusion that of Czestochowa. Lady, Poles in Australia the speakian nuns, who were ex - of a huge American flag, the Communism. On Catholics the would of be good feature coAnother spoke to thousands er's platform, the President free men can peacefully polled from China and Cardinal performance was the ren- and good citizens. and was stepped aside to shake Car- exist with Communists." here, legionaries of then was His Lordship 'have inaugurated a eon- greeted with a standing, ap- dinal Spellman's hand and As the Cardinal ended dition by a Polish choir, hs address, the thousands under the baton of Mrs. presented with a bouquet vent at 14 Heytesbury- plauding ovation. The ad- both exchanged greetings. a small girl dressed in road, Subiaco, will have dress was twice interrupted In his address to conven- of Legionnaires and their Ossolinski, of the Marian by rose to their feet with Sodality hymn, which was national costume. their opportunity on Sept. with thunderous applause tion delegates, the Cardinal wives featured concert the The for Pope the Naby chosen ovation. prolonged a 12. when His Eminence called warned that "the danger of tional Commander Arthur Marian Congress, now in choral items of exceptional On that day, commenc- for a programme of ''pre- another Pearl Harbour em- J. Messrs. lectures by quality, in Rome. Connell, of Connecticut, session ing at 2.30 p.m., a fete paration for preservation," bracing the whole AmeriDzieciol Z. Ossilinski, Kosiba, deThe Rev. W. pos- had prefaced Cardinal Spell can people definitely is he when time third a and for held, catering will be proceedings clamations and solo singing. the peaceful co -existence sible and possibly immin- man's address with a tri- opened Other artists participatall tastes. Metro buses (via called bute to the prelate's power- with addresses in English ent." "illusion." Miss Hardy, His Lord- were Mr. and Polish, and Karrakatta), West Su- anCardinal the towards contribution ful legionnaires Reminding Spellman's speech Mrs. Keller, KelmJ. Madra, L. biaco (Emu), and United directly followed an address that there is no guarantee spiritual strengthening of ship, the Most Rev. Passcott children, Danusia audihis astonished Goody buses (from Nedlands) by President Eisenhower, that America will continue America and his work in by speaking to the gath- achowicz and Mr. Relewiezpass within a few yards who pledged the mainten- to enjoy its present power alerting the nation against ence Ziembinsici. ering in their own tongue. ance of a strong military (Continued foot next CoL) Godless Communism.
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