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Pope Grateful For Children's Prayers His Grace the Archbishop has received from His Excellency the Apostolic Delegate the following acknowledgment: 40
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Opening £21,500 Extensions To
Northam Church and School
Archbishop Asks Premier: What Of The 18,000 In Our Schools? nuns
and Brothers
The of what was described had been put out of their There was criticism by several speakers and the same rooms schools in the failure of the Government were being used to indocas a great injustice to Catholics by attended function a at trinate Communism. to provide finance for Catholic schools, and additions The nuns in compounds recently, when several hundred people at Northam nearby were listening to and two new classrooms at the *what Church Joseph's was going on; they St. to renovations officially opened by His listened to the Communists adjoining convent school were blessed and Christianity and denying Talty, P. The V. Rev. doctrine Grace the Archbishop C.Ss.R., appealed to those drumming false of little chilSt. ears of present to donate generous- into the Welcoming the Arch- ing-the Sisters
Edward Street, North Sydney, N.S.W. September 8th, 1955.
Your Grace: letter of 5th I acknowledge receipt of your Spiritual inst., and I thank you sincerely for the Bouquet made by the children of the Archdiocese of Perth on the occasion of the Holy Father's Feast Day this year. This lovely tribute of the children's affectionate Pontiff will and devoted loyalty to the Supreme See, and be forwarded immediately to the Holy paternal will, I am sure, give true joy to his heart. With kind regards and good wishes, I beg to remain, Cordially yours in Christ, ROMOLO CARBONI, Apostolic Delegate. bouquet made
The following comprise the spiritual
by the school children of the Archdiocese: Rosaries . . No. of Children 12,162 Spiritual 67,785 Masses heard . Communions Holy Communions Novenas 34,093 received .
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Visits to Blessed .
112,855
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18,305
Sacrament Stations of the Cross
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Mortifications Aspirations Other Prayers and Acts
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93,505
67,295 3,730 522,710 4,736,610 .
421,280
Seven October Days To Foster Vocations
fund dren. bishop, whom, he said, they Joseph. work the nuns did ly toward the building an going The for the Northam church and This w a s entire saw all too infrequently in counand work throughout the wonderful a was school. LeniMonsignor Northam, What happened in to see that the "This is the best building try. han said that it was His it was good of Northam were in Northam," he said. "It is Russia was now happening Grace's judgment that had people The pattern was China. Cathea in nuns. for to the grand enough been mainly responsible for grateful that the dral. I would like to see a the same the world over. His Grace the Archbishop has ordered the buildings that he was Large Expenditure are not throughout Catholics Mon"But we with observed here be diocese new October of to week officially first being asked taken in; that is why we If their church with signor the bishop." Week. open that afternoon. the Archdiocese as Vocations be 200 for our hands in our pockets accommodation on this topic and 2 will Oct. Father Talty said that put on He confessed publicly t3 people had been sermons All oversaid. he Church," the for to remember the imperaasked being wrong in opposing crowded with worshippers, the people were not being are faithful the education the to Referring during the idea of renovations and they should be grateful for told what was happening in tive need of vocations in their prayers had been raised, additions. With others he the spadework done in the China, where the Catholic issue that said that it the week. missions were being taken Father Talty on had favoured the building schools by the nuns. Page 4 Continued of a new church, but the them the Church over. Archbishop had been right. in Without hold not would Australia He had taken the view place for very long. Fine that those who had gone its too, had been done before had built soundly work, the Marist Brothers. It and well and that their by on was gratifying, therefore, The results of the essay competition that extensions to the Noravailable made been tham church had been prohave Ozanam Frederic vided. as under: by the Vincentian Fathers and are He believed the right H. Kagi, course had been followed. John 1st prize, £15/15/-: If they had decided to build £5/5/-: prize, 2nd a new church to accommoCollege; Aquinas date 500 people it would School. Louis' St. Michael F. Quinlan, have cost £35,000. That would have meant Josephine M. Dunphy, have not would that they Loreto College; Joy M. St. Therese's Feast had their new classrooms. Rijavec, St. Brigid's, Lesmurdie; and Eric S. Chid Day At Gwelup The extensions to the low, St. Charles' Seminary, church had cost £20,500 The feast of St. £7,000 commended. were and they had spent Therese will be solemnSixty essays were subon the school, the Archised on Sunday, October mitted and the adjudicators bishop said. He congratuhad difficulty in selecting 9, at Gwelup. lated Monsignor Lenihan on the winners as the general his leadership and felt sure high. standard was the people would continue to support him. Future generations would have further reason to hold in benediction the members of the present generation. The question would be asked, why spend all this money when it could be V. Rev. Mgr. T. Lenihan more profitably applied in poor, the aged work should be perpetuated helping the When His Excellency the Apostolic Delewith additions to meet and the orphans? gate, the Most Rev. R. Carboni, consecrates present demands. Looking For Aid He welcomed the Premier had question the Most Rev. J. J. Rafferty as Auxiliary same The in a two-fold way, Mon- been asked in Perth regardnotable First Bishop on Wednesday, Oct. 26, a signor Lenihan said. the building of a church ing cerethe and attend State the will of head the as gathering of prelates by another denomination. also because he was his The the occasional was not new; preach will question tennis the mony. on friendly rival sermon. it had been asked for 2,000 court. His Excellency will be the The Coadjutor Archbishop CoHe hoped Mr. Hawke years., prelate. simply would of Melbourne, the Most consecrating In reply, he would note the educational say that people who wers will be the Rev. J. Simmonds and the consecrators work they were doing at prepared to build such a Most Rev. A. J. Gummer, Bishop of Wagga Wagga, their school. They now had church as theirs would not Bishop of Geraldton, and the Most Rev. F. Henschke coat per 45 episcopal and the of children symbolism 450 Heraldic the Most Rev. L. J. Goody, will also be present. unmindful of their oblicent. of them were New be the to or Bishop Bishop of Bunbury. The will also be present together the Auxiliary by to the poor gations chosen arms of Australians. Most Rev. B. Gallagher, with the Rt. Rev. G. Gomez, or the orphans. has Rafferty, J. John Rev. "I would like to remind old,That Most acelect, the Bishop of Port Pirie, S.A., 0.S.B., Lord Abbot of New building was an the Premier of how much and town Norcia. the to features. interesting some money we are saving the quisition Premier, On October 9 His Grace Rafferty's Monsignor the presence of the Dr. at verrocks government," divided is for shield The the Archbishop will induct who was the member Lenihan said. partitions. native land, in gold and three into Mayor tically Auxiliary Bishop -elect the the and Northam, panel depicts sable upon silver. as parish prigst of Highgate showed that they recognised The central Tribute To Nuns The lower section of the Miraculous the of Lady Our Hill. He also extended a warm the fact. Six weeks may seem a and silver on panel symbolises the coun"I hope the Premier will Medal in gold adop- long way off but the early welcome to the Mayor of Mon- a field of azure, the whole try and State of his what heart to take James). are already B. R. kangaroo (Mr. gold Northam preparations has said superimposed on a sable tion with aa green field. The Archbishop said that signor Lenihan the paw upon well advanced for the fete Non -Slop Dance Archbackground. education," the about have he was delighted to The coat of arms was de- in Mr. Carpene's beautiful bishop said. "If we closed The appropriateness of signed and executed in this garden at Kalamunda on opportunity of expressing tomorrow, under Lady schools Our his congratulations on the o u r children would have selecting in an Archdiocese State by a Sister of St. Sunday, Nov. 13. At Tuart title Busy hands are making wonderful extensions to the 18,000 Joseph of the Sacred Heart. govern- this The usual monthly dance stall; consecrated to the Immacufancy the for goods church and on the acquisi- to be taught by the no Above the shield are the Denis' Hall, have parts set aside held in St.Tuart tion of the two new class- ment. hope the day is not late Conception needs usual symbols of the epis- pantries Hill, on "We emphasis. for jams and preserves des- Orchid-st., rooms at the school. the mitre, will office-the copal 4, will be justice Oct. incorporwhen Tuesday, The left panel tined for the produce stall; a gala one. The school had been quite far distant crozier. the that cross get and will "charges" we and heraldic for the prevail ates seedlings with their inadequate to cope justice from the family coat -of The motto chosen by the gardens Two orchestras have been Mr. and recognition a n d enrolment growing to Thy the flower stall; while plan engaged and non-stop dancwhich has been denied- arms of the Bishop-elect's Bishop, "We Fly sons his and Carpene something had to be done; from derived I do not use too family-the lion rampant in Patronage" is ing will be a feature of the they had done it in fine and I hope Marian prayer to have their home looking evening. A floor show and strong a word-so shame- gold upon green and the the oldest the style. It a real picture. Church. to known present. silver. upon the novelties, together with a to in gold up date sword fully the So tick off They now had a school in either the for that delectable supper will en"We look forward to that The upper section of the has its originfourth Sunday, Nov. 13 worthy of Northam, worthy century. the or third no shamschools, the a grand night's enterhas private run up to Kalamunda. It's sure of the children, and worthy -for allby what denomina- right panel tainment. too good to miss. of the wonderful women matter responsible for the teach- tion they are conducted."
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Bishop -Elect Has Unusual Blazon
John Kagi Wins Valuable Prize For Fine Essay About Ozanam
Eight Prelates To Be At Consecration
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