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Original Tertiaries Mark Own Jubilees With Third Order's
Third More than 120 members of the Mary's St. in gathered Francis Order of St. Cathedral on July 24, at the 11 o'clock Mass the to thank God on the silver jubilee of Order's foundation here.
spiritual Twenty-five years ago, the livan was the first meeting was held on director. comthen Fraternity The July 23. The V. Rev. E. Sul- prised but three professed Perth, Thursday, July 28, 1955 Miss glngsiTsgrgnalt,,the late No. 2,714 members-the Elizabeth Furse, Mrs. Lewis (mother of two Jesuits and now in England), and Miss E. M. Baker, besides some novices. To Hea*r With His Grace the Archbishop in the sanctuary, the Auxiliary Bishop -elect (the Medical, Moral Most Rev. J. J. Rafferty) ad- offered the Mass. took also He venture. Brother Lunacy late to the A ngles Of The Rev. B. Harris was vantage of the opportunity More than a thousand people paid tribute the fine deacon and the Rev. P. The next meeting of the St. Vincent de Paul Society by their of thanking them fordoing of work the Th e and sub-deacon. Keaney in Paul O'Mara they were Guild of St. Luke (for was Morahan of Keaney House on Sunday after- work promoting the cause of Rev. M.of ceremonies Catholic doctors) will be attendance at the opening and master these senti- charity in our midst. held at St. Louis Jesuit noon. His Grace the Archbishop gave expression to O.F.M. Winnett, B. Rev. the the said on his, of words Claremont, No school, .spiritual director of the the social philosophy of he performed the ceremony. could adequate- Fraternity) preached the ocSunday, August 7. at 8 ments when Ozanam, founder Archbishop, his Frederic the of appreciation unfortunate the ly convey The Home, purchased by for casional sermon. p.m. of the society. self-sacrificing State. noble, that Paul of will de on the St. Vincent Dr. F. Prendergast Mr. J. Colbert spoke The V. Rev. J. P. Wilkin- behalf work and his admiration for Renewal Of Vows on Society at a cost of £6,200, of the society. address the meeting the rector of St. the men who gave their Following M a s s, two congratulated has been renovated and fur- son, C.M., Grace His "Mental Illness and makMrs. O'Meara Inter- nished for another £1,000. Charles' Seminary, in members de Paul So- leisure hours, their energy Vincent St the Pyscho - physical revealed own their appeal, the and very often and Miss Baker-celebrated action." at the corner ing of ciety on their admirable situated is facets It interesting some the silver jubilee of their The Rev. W. Logue, S.J., of Alma -rd. and Leake-st., profession by the renewal of will cater will indicate the theological and Perth, a North vows. Boys and pastoral attitude to for boys leaving institutions, Father Berard then presuch matters. irrespective of their creed. sented each with a crucifix the invitation to the The Minister for An and a candle. all North-West (Mr. Strickmeeting is extended to who All professed Tertiaries land), representing the Premembers of the clergy next made a renewal of mier, thanked the society may be interested. vows and all joined in the on his behalf for its work recitation of the Seraphic Office. After Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament had concluded the spiritual functions, luncheon was served at the Y.W.C.A. Tertiaries and representatives of various Catholic organisations attended, inat gather to cluding a pleasing number expected is crowd A large of priest -Tertiaries. fortnight,' Monday on A highlight of the lunSt. Mary's Cathedral PilgrimMarian cheon was the cutting of a annual the for 15, August two-tier cake by the Christian j ubilarians. age, organised by the Young of feast the Congratulatory messages honour Workers' Movement, to from the V. Rev. Joseph Mary. Virgin Blessed the of Gleeson, O.F.M., Australias the Assumption gan. O.F.M., of Midland Provincial of the Franciscan The organisers expect a Junction, will preach the Fathers, and from Mrs. crowd equal to last year's sermon. Lewis were read. 2,500. of figure musical programme The pilgrimage has also A orphans of been benefactor the has great recall to the interest for Keen been organised concluded a very happy Keaney House is named resources to help occasion. of the Family Rosary. shown in many parishes and ideal material of in some there is talktake those amongst us who, organising a bus to through no fault of their own, were less fortunate parishioners to the Cathedral. than we were. Carlisle Changes The Society sought no Devotions of the pilgrimexercised They p.m. 7.30 at publicity. start age will their wonderful apostolate Times For Mass with the recitation of the unostentatiously and quietly Rosary followed by a special As from the first Sunday with but nonetheless effectively. in August (7th) the Mass sermon and concluding Theirs was charity in the time-table in the Carlisle Benediction of the Blessed true sense of the word as parish will be altered. Sacrament. distinct from philanthropy. The Rev. Columba FlanaMasses will thenceforth In addition to their other be celebrated at Holy Name activities, the members of Church, Carlisle, at 7 a.m. the Society had interested and 9 a.m. each Sunday. themselves for some years The Church of the Little Schools Excel In past in the after -care of Flower at Kewdale will institutions, boys from have Mass at 8 a.m. assisting them whenever and Music Festival and pracpossible wherever held At the music festival ticable in the difficulties they at the Perth Town Hall last encountered on their intro- S.I.C. Close Win St. from choir a week, duction to society. Joseph's girls' school, VicBut they felt that that toria -square, won the primwork would be far more Over Mogumber ary school choir competieffective if they had the Cold, bleak weather and tion. facilities provided by a rain did not hostel. That had been their heavy soaking On July 19 in the boys' good football ambition and today that conduceSt. toIldephonsus' Colchoir competition, Christian ambition was realised and when met Mogumber on Brothers' College, Leederville, was placed second. people in great numbers had lege ground on July 24. come to congratulate them, their Among the high school Handling was extremely conto show their sympathy in ' choirs, St. Joachim's were doing difficult and there could be they work of the Sisters the of choir vent team work. Park, and to extend their best little real Mere y, Victoria award. St. Ildephonsus scrambled wishes. secured the winning 2 points; 5 goals by home the in home That was a Second place went to St. 5 goals 8. real sense of the word, and 10 to Mogumber's Joseph's girls' school, VicW. Laidman scorers: Goal instituanother merely not -square. toria Richard, Bro. Hartion, said His Grace. With 2, Bro. old and A. Maher each 1. Continued on Page 4
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Native Mission Needs Help
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Some of the native groups under the Mission. Sisters of Mary at the Wandering was essential to ensure the Xavier street appeal sueces of thegto The mission station of St. Francis
New Norcia Old Boy Gets Ph.D.
The University of W.A. has conferred the
August P. To raise funds for the for natives at Wandering Brook will conducton degree of Doctor of Philosophy on Dr. mission carry on. building of a new maternity 5. August Friday, on appeal street Anne's a St. the J. Coleman. wing to accom- Collectors Wanted After a year studying Founded by His Grace the building of suitable Nursing Home, conducted Patrick J. Coleman went The immediate need is for the native New in by the Sisters of Mercy at Archbishop in September, modation for proved They to St. Ildephonsus' College, palaeontology collectors. street a big more has Dr. Coleman was fete children Guinea, fullCona garden the care for the to Lawley, from 1944, Mt. followNew Norcia, the for required conare involving research Manji- appointed senior will be held there on Fri- blooded a n d half-caste undertaking, ing hours: 8-10 a.m.; 10 - vent of St. Joseph, outlay. fellow in palaeontology at day evening, Sept. 2, and natives of the southern por- siderable capital Sisters ca':e noon; noon -2 p.m.; 2-4 p.m. mup. and tion of the State, the mission At present the of the University of W.A. afternoon bachelor Saturday graduated assist He may people Young and girls half-caste 30 Since 1950 he has been is conducted by the Pallot- for evening, Sept. 3. luncheon period. science at the W.A. Uniand soon it is hoped to have during the 1947 and in 1948 lecturing in geology at the in versity should assist to able A special attraction will tine priests, Brothers Those 15University. He was of Mary of quarters ready to receive write to Father McKeon, received first-class honours Sydney be the First Communicants' the Sisters for 20 boys. Hackett scholarship awarded his doctorate rocks stall which will feature Schoenstatt. M. McKeon, City Mutual Buildings, 62 and a Rev. The on permian the of work his development fossmall The on frocks, veils, wreaths, chil- 9,600 acres classified as a diocesan director of Ponti- St. George's -tee., or ring for his work of W.A. sils in the Perth basin. dren's wear and fancy goods native reserve and the fictal Mission Aid, said it him at BF1889. of every description.