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Palmyra Procession On Oct 9 Will Recall Apparitions At Fatima
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Palmyra parishioners will conduct their annual devotions in honour of the Fatima apparitions on Sunday, October 9, at 3 p.m.
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The procession will leave the Church of Our Lady of W Fatima promptly at 3 o'clock and proceed along Foss, Italian Oblate Hammad and Harris-sts. to the church ground and thence to the shrine. Assist At will sodalities Parish in the following march order: Sacred Heart sodality Pickering Brook and women; Children of Mary and girls; school chilOctober 6, 1955 dren; Holy Name Society and other men; Sisters and clergy; statue and attendants. Hymns will be sung and the Rosary recited along the processional route. On arrival at the shrine the statue of Our Lady will be crowned. Following the occasional sermon preached by the Rev. Father Hilary, are too unfortunately also a O.D.C., Benediction of the thing of the past. So, too, Blessed Sacrament will oe inevitably and more for- imparted. tunately is the 1895 Act. Catholics from outside the Thus a little short of its are invited to par60th anniversary it has parish annual in this been debunked, discredited ticipate to the Mother of The Rev. Marco Papa, tribute and at last dethroned from God. 0.M.1., arrived in Fremantle its status as a kind of minisplane recently from by terial backstop to rubberRome. He will assist the stamp refusals to inconveniP. Abramo, 0.M.I., in ent requests from church Midland To Have Rev. the parish of Pickering
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Act Of 1895 No Longer Serves To Bar State Aid To Our School
schools. In between the 1871 Act and the 1895 Act in West Australia there was a period
2 -Week Mission
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Father Marco has been Mission teaching philosophy at the two-weeks' scholasticate near Oblate when State and church will be preached by the Turin during the past three schools shared an educa- Redemptorist Fathers in years. tional partnership and sub- Midland Junction parish Pickering Brook, which sidies were paid on an oc- towards the end of the also includes Karragullen casionally increased basis month. It will open in Herne Hill and Maids Vale, has an to church schools. a.m. on Sunday, Italian community of about It appears that the system at 9.30 and in Bellevue at 500 persons. was broken off in 1895 Oct. 23, Already the parish boasts largely through infiltration 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday, convent and school a of Eastern States sectarian- Oct. 26. proJunction Midland In church. Any parish deism stemming from Henry comwill exercises the per of to arrange Missions siring Parkes' disinheritance Oct. 30. for Italians may contact church schools in N.S.W. in mence on Sunday, will be Father Abramo at Pickering Masses day Week 1881. Lord Forrest in Western at 6 a.m. , 6.50and 9 o'clock . Brook. Australia appears only to EN ening devotions will be at 7.30 p.m. Continued on Page 13 A
National YCW Chaplain To Address Local Rally
N.C.G.M.
and Y.C.W. The Rev. K. Toomey, national chaplain of members wish Phon Barker Eileen Hooper every the Y.C.W., will address a rally of members and happiness and God's blessSunday on branches from all metropolitan ing when they marry on night, October 9, at Highgate Hall. The Saturday, Oct. 15. rally will commence immediately after devotions. Therries Arrange
Tape-recorded
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features of Y.C.W. work will Bishop Matthew Gibney also be played at the rally, next Thursday-an and films of general interest On October 12, 1895-just 60 years ago be shown. Act" re- willAnyone interested in the Act of Parliament called "The Assisted Schools Abolition effect and particularly with Y.C.W., ceived assent and became law in Western Australia friends of memand parents co-opera- bers, and members of the from January 1, 1896. It ended a long period of fruitful cordially in55 are over tion between Church and State in Western Australia kill active N.C.G.M., rally. the attend to vited time practically years of educational development. Christianity amongst the CENTRAL NOTES: Recollection
One -Act Tourney
A Therry Society one -act drama tourney is being December. for arranged Members interested in proasked to been ducing have submit a play and suggested cast by this Thursday and the council members will then approve of three or four which can go into production immediately. The council has asked for suggested casts only so they can divide the strongest players among all producers and not have them confined
A Day of to public mass of English peoples. It put an end to a well - ment contribution But towards the Children, the English boari will be held at St. Patrick's tried system of State sub- education. there on a strong school regulation ran, "could church, Havelock-st., sidies to church bodies to year 1870 have was Oct. 16. y only recoive Bible reading Sunday, enable them to educate West urge to made elemental The day will commence obligatory without note or comment." Australian children along education with the normal Mass at well -proved Christian lines. for all children. were only the 10.30 a.m., and all sessions offend to not So as schools It broke With the British Church for some of the Jewish conscience the read- will be conducted by Father tradition of the motherland providing Either the efforts ing was for the most part Toomey. to one play. Rev. Fr. K. Toomey which holds even today that children. to the Old TestaIt will conclude with church schools had confined The The winning play will be "the teaching of religion is of the helped Book of Kings Benediction at 5 p.m. Mem- Neil Rhatigan (capt.), Frank presented to the public at a more ment. on be to teaching." all of at the heart with one a favourite bring a to was Kevin asked and are Ingrund bers Les govand the or Our Lady of Fatima hall, generous scale (Hadow report, 1928.) cut lunch. A cup of tea will Felton. This will be follow- Palmyra. had to take younger children. So long as Australia, and ernment itself in supper. provided. and be ed by dancing Next Tuesday, Oct. 11, Inevitably Of Past with it Western Australia, an active hand in education. HIGHGATE: 1870 in Therry Society members are Accordingly was a colony education was In Western Australia the long awaited com- LEEDERVILLE: The West in with three other 1871 in combining and will England meeting Enggeneral The receiving bined social with three English in tradition. made church schools and a clubs in a presentation of lish education has never Australia moves were grants were called "assisted neighbouring branches will be held on Oct. 11will education plays in the -act four one folcompulsory for deserted the pre-Reformaand the 1871 Act be held on Monday night, combined meeting provision schools," them Bayswater Town Hall. The closely as Oct. 10, immediately after low on Oct. 16. tion tradition that the and for additional defined to "The Fareis play Assistance Therry elemenChurch is a principal part- of schools. "non -government well Supper." Friends and church schools was in- tary schools charging a fee devotions. ner in education. main the be will Dancing of the society are creased. of not more than 1/- a attraction, and each branch Children's Ball members invited. At the same time a new week." First Subsidy, 1840 to provide expected is introwas last week, the his talk school In school of kind public English The Jumping ahead a little to variety items. of P. McCudden spoke on tradition stems from such duced under the control the 1895 "Assisted Schools meet- At Cottesloe Hall Rev. combined next The school reading bad of Eton the dangers as undenominational monastic schools despite its ing will be held on Monday, school Abolition Act," The Star of the Sea literature. and Winchester. The rise boards. Both church besides claim to abolish, Oct. 17. After the meeting resounding AssdFriends' On Thursday, Oct. 13, of education of the masses and board school, that it did was to dis- a challenge table tennis Parents and State subsidies, all are holding their Harrold Walsh will continue at the beginning of the 19th their qualify "assisted schools match will be played against ciation children's and plain annual century was centred round charged school fees. government instruction on "Voice." his from receiving Victoria Park. fancy dress ball on Friday "Charity Schools," some grant-in-aid." It did not Unfortunately, the Therry The Y.C.W. team was week, Oct. 14, in the CotFatal Compromise to out set which all Catholic, after disqualify selected after the last geneThe tradition that chil- for ever nor 8 p.m. Society find it necessary to train children in "religious yet all church ral meeting and comprises tesloe parish hall at room dren in school were given schools, from Buses from Fremantle get another meeting aid. and industrious habits." receiving schools teaching continued via Stirling-hwy. and Mos- in the city, and would apIn the year 1839 these religious a pardisqualified only of suitable It Procession advice as preciate but Gwelup schools the board in opposite man Park stop right charity schools first received they were undenominational ticular kind of school from Perth premises. "Grant of Exchequer" sub- it was found difficult to tell receiving aid, namely "The In Saint's Honour the hall. Buses from However, until further feast via Nedlands, Hollywood the of sidy in England. Observance government non 1871 through these about anything pass advised children the also Karrakatta and Lisieux of Therese In West Australia subsidy St. of of fee a charging columns, the Therry Society God to which one or another schools be made at Gwelup on that way. Alight at Mc- will meet every Thursday was first paid by the will week." a 1/than more not not might sect to Protestant a pro- Neil-st. government colonial The elementary school is Sunday, Oct. 9, with honour object. The next meeting of the at 8 p.m. in room 16a Bacthe saint's church schools in 1840. solution a thing of the past and has cession in the England In country association will be held on ton House, Hay-st.byEnquiries mother both In 3.30 p.m. at primary by replaced been ringing one may be made remarkable the and colonies the subsidising was Morning Masses will be Monday, Oct. 10. persist for and secondary schools. Mr. F. Goodman at BL1831. church schools was which was to and 10.30. and of 8.30 at week a 1/of fees School that in originally the sole govern- nearly 60 years
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