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The Record Newspaper 30 June 1955

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lronT-atholics May Investigate Church

Non -Catholics may hear what Catholics quesbelieve, see our form of worship, ask at hospitality our enjoy tions about us and George's a Day of Enquiry at C.B.C., St. ter., on Sunday, July 17. in

numerous Organised by the Legion is the most and why it preof Mary, the Day offers the membership obstacle greatest the sents enopportunity for friendly Communist domination quiry into the oldest Church to world. of the in Christendom. Tolerance, charity, respect Many must be curious as 1955 30, for those of other religious Church June Catholic the why IrRaegistiesrg, att), th.t. c; P to Thursday, Perth, as °a"NPeewspapeforr) opinions will be the preNo. 2,710 dominant note of the day. No obligation of any kind is attendance. by entailed Catholics wishing to attend must be accompanied by a non-Catholic. The Day commences at At 10.15 Mass is 10 a.m. offered and explained. Following morning tea at 11 musical afternoon in the a.m. an explanation will bea concrowded a given of what is seen in Twenty-two priests and Town Hall. Philbin, Binkow- Catholic church. gregation in St. Joseph's Church, Northam, skiFathers accompanMullins and offering a Solemn ied the guest of honour. An Four Explanations On June 22, Sister Mary Camillus of St. on June 22, joined in At 12.30 p.m. the first of the sacerdo- illuminated addresswithwasa simple her to occasion the on passed Mass High talk is given. After Joseph's Orphanage, Subiaco, read and together T. Mgr. Rev. V. pretwo similar talks folthe of was lunch spiritual bouquet tal silver jubilee reward at the age of 79 years. low. Then after afternoon sented to the jubilarian. who pass- Lenihan, P.P., V.F., of Northam. the concluding explanaSister came to Australia needy little ones Frederick con- tea nurseries Brother her through ed seven of child in tion is given. The Day cona in 1883 as celebrated was on Mass Lenihan Mgr. months gratulated few a cludes with Benediction of with her parents, Lawrence until within the presence of His Grace attaining his jubilee and the Blessed Sacrament at and Mary O'Mahoney, and of her death. Archbishop and the conveyed to him the good 4.20 p.m. Remarkable amongst the read. attended St. Joseph's School, was blessing wishes of the Religious Sister's many virtues was Papal No financial obligation is Victoria-sq. Lenihan was Orders and the children of entailed in the provision of her exemplary practice of Monsignor M. Later she entered the holy poverty-and it is in the celebrant, the Rev. the parish. the meals. Sisters of Mercy and had this spirit of poverty, pray- Philbin deacon and sub In a few well chosen Those intending to be been a professed religious er and kindness that she Rev. J. J. O'Dwyer Mgr. Lenihan thank- present on July 17 are rewords Phelan T. deacon. The Rev. for 55 years at the time of will be remembered. children and their quested to advise the Caththe ed master of ceremonies. She w a s her decease. teachers for the afternoon's olic Missions Office, 81 St. For almost 35 years she was Later the visiting clergy amongst the pioneer band was assisted in her care of celebrations. George's-ter., by 5 p.m. on who made the foundation of the little people by her own were entertained at dinner On Sunday evening after Wednesday, July 13. Phone parishioners and BF1889. the community of Sisters of sister-Sister M. Gerard -f by the Sisters of St. Josenh devotions, His 257 of the Apparition. Mercy at Midland Junction who died in 1952. numbering friends where she remained until gathered in the Lesser Hall parish their to 1914. to pay tribute this community When Presentations on priest. Pence again became part of Vicbehalf of the laity, the The annual Peter's toria-sq. convent, Sister Women's League, Catholic Camillus worked for a few the Polish people and the Pence collection will were people years at York and Toodyay. Ukrainian be taken up in all made. transferIn 1917 she was churches of the ArchThe speakers of the evenred to the newly established diocese on Sunday, Kevin Messrs. ing were Foundling Vincent's St. July 3. AnJack (Northam), there Walsh and at Subiaco Home A new series of explanatory talks on the tonio (Southern Brook), Pat she served, quietly and O'Driscoll (Grass Valley) Nun Is Commander humbly, the hundreds of Catholic religion will commence at the Cenand Bill Bach (visitors). All Thurson p.m. 7.45 at "Commander of the BritLibrary enthusiastral Catholic like an Grace the Archbishop con- spoke in a very of the high es- ish Empire" sounds 21. gratulated the jubilarian tic manner July day, title for a quiet, dimodd Mgr. Leniwhich in the teem by Women Wanted The course comprises 18 The Sacraments. supported was Irishand by the people inutive, self-effacing Confirmation Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. Mc- han is held and talks delivered on consecu- Baptism Sister who has spent born surrounding Northam of Orders. McJ. Holy Rev. Mahon and the Thursdays at the same most of her 80 years in the districts. To Aid Castledare tive Confession and Indulgences. Cormack. cities of Africa. hour. Mgr. Lenihan thanked the jungles and M. Unction-Marriage. 16 marked the beJune Kevin, of the Mrs. H. E. Smith, of 313 The following is the pro- Extreme But Mother kindness of their for Commandments people Sin-The celebrations. the ginning of Missionary SisLeederville, gramme of talks: Oxford-st., of and good wishes. Musical Franciscan God. pupils the of Gosday that On by ters for Africa, was onetitle writes that the charitable God-Revelation-The Fourth and Fifth Command- St. Joseph's Convent and items were presented Auspels. those who received this New and work being done by the Christ parishioners ments. entertainCollege ResurPaul's St. was God-The on the Queen's birthday. Auxiliary at rection. Women's Sixth and Tenth Command- ed the Monsignor with a tralians. ments. Castledare Junior Orphan- Christ's Plan Which is t h e of Commandments age needs more helpers. Christ's Church? Church. "The prayers of the St. Peter-The Pope. Eucharist. Blessed The Brothers and their small The Bible-Heaven-Hell- The Mass. charges," she writes, "are Purgatory. Grace Our Lady-The Rosaryriches not to be passed over Creation-Sanctifying The Saints. -Actual Grace. lightly. These are your reit Together. ward for spending a little Original Sin-Redemption- Piercing of your leisure in the pleasant company of women in who share your aims and ing crowds to hear him problems. LONDON, June 21 (NC) -Doctor Wil- London, and was one of the the of "Let me tell you authoritative theologiliam Edwin Orchard, one of the most dis- most bright and cheery utility cal writers outside Cathoroom which has been conconverts to the Church in Eng- licism. tinguished verted to serve as a perIn his sincerity he turned land in modern times, has died in retire- more manent home for the and more towards the west the in AuxCastledare Women's Church, began to say 'Mass," by the ment at his home near Stroud world the throughout their of Organised recognition in iliary hear "confessions" and give age of 78. He became a importance to the commun- De La Salle Brothers, a Teacher Vocation of England at the But then his health broke "absolutions." ity. s time in the down, and he failed to fill heated centre of controversy "The making and mend- Day will be observed for the first conversion. his the place in public life that before ing of the small boys' cloth- Archdiocese of Perth on July 15. ordination Conditional has been forecast. ing under the approving of St. John Bapintercession the of Gregory Bro. given because his He eventually settled was Rev. eyes of Our Lady and St. De La Salle Training School, tist de la Salle (patron of down at Brownshill, out- original orders had been obVincent de Paul in these Castle Hill, N S.W., advises teachers) for numerous good side Stroud in Gloucester- tained from a schismatic pleasant surroundings make that full information is be- vocations for the Christian shire, a sick man surround- Eastern source and were a day pass all too quickly. youth. of education Cathoed by his books and acting possibly valid. sent by him to all by an out "Don't shelve this appeal ing pointed It was Archthe in He became famous in his as chaplain to a nearby is to you we are ap- lic schools recently authority at the invitation of eminent Dominican nursing home. latter days for his ability to of schools pealing. Ring B2616 and diocese Catholic the that adGrace the Archbishop. He was one of the greatest give successful personal Mrs. Falkiner will be only HisThe with spiriintention of Teacher Australia and New Zealand evangelical preachers of his vice to Catholics too pleased to welcome you. Vocation Day is to ask are greatly understaffed. At day, attracting overwhelm - tual worries. Make this your sloganthrough the least 2,500 more teachers I'll see you at Castledare." Almighty God, are needed right now for our 1,500 schools. By 1960, it is estimated th;.! TERTIARIES OF ST. FRANCIS Catholic schools will have over of attendance an 50 400,000 and will require more teachers. OBSERVE SILVER JUBILEE IN PERTH Mr. Austin Brennan, who died at St. 4.500 pupils and teachers Hence on Members of the Third Order of St. FranJohn's Hospital, on June 27, had served are requested to pray tint close to for increase will Cathedral cis will mark the silver jubilee of their vocations the altar of St. Mary's meet the urgent and pressfoundation in the Archdiocese on Sunday, Protestant century. a popular on half needs of our educational A treasurer of the ing Lonin Mayfair in m?nister 24. July Born in Perth, deceased a time as branch. system. At 12.25 there will be was educated at St. Pat- Cathedral The parent body, the Teacher Vocation Day was don, he created a a sensation offerwas Mass Requiem Catholic He became he when in School. will be jubilee profession and reAustralia rick's Boys' into Fraternity, Perth introduced Cathedral Mary's great in St. was all his life attached to ed His Eminence Car- 23 years ago. With his many host of the jubilee proceed- newal of profession. BeneJune 28 by the Rev. R. 1954 by diction of the Blessed Sacfollowing and learning the mail branch of the on priest of Pin- dinal Gilroy. parish him ing. Kelly, of expected were rament will be given at is things 15 July G.P.O. The occasion of who also read the ordinajarra, comThe observance will 12.45. after his conditional Married, with four chil- last prayers at the grave- organised on a parochial CatheWestminster at the celebration Luncheon will be served mence with basis and among the devo- tion three years later. dren (one of whom is Sister side. dral in the YCWA rooms, 81 St. St. in Mass High recommendof Solemn of M. Anastasia of St. John priests at the ob- tional practices of Mass, reOther best-sellers, He wrote two Mary's Cathedral at 11 a.m., George's-ter., at 1.15 p.m. God Convent, Subiaco), Mr. sequies were the Rev. J. ed are: offering "From Faith to Faith" and followed by the recital of and a social gathering will Brennan lived an exemplary O'Grady, the Rev. J. De- ception of Holy Communion, and follow. the Seraphic office. the Blessed Sacra- "The Inevitable Cross," Catholic life. piazzi and the Rev. M. Mc- visits to important lecture ment, decades of the Rosary made two States. United the of tours A member of the Holy Keon. and sacrifices. May he rest in peace. Name society, he served for

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