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Family Comes For A Son's Ordination An Irish family group has just arrived in Australia after what must have been one to see of the longest journeys undertaken who had lived in Australia a priest ordained. for 40 years, died only two
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox, months ago. Glasnevin, Dublin, arrived A number of relatives and in Perth this morning, friends of Brother Maurus accompanied by their son living in Australia will atJoseph and daughter Eithne. tend the ordination. They are on their way to The youngest of seven Melbourne to see their son boys-he has three sistersBrother Brother Maurus was edu(now Kevin (Registered ai!,ythposteGL.0..74Pergi 4or, Perth, Thursday, December 29, 1955 Dominic, O.C.R.), who will cated in St. Brendan's No. 2,736 be ordained in St. Patrick's secondary school, Birr. Cathedral on January 18. He has three brothers Mission Office Rev. Brother M. Maurus priests, Rev. C. Kearns, tit. Kearns, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.Ss.R., Rector of Michael Kearns, Birr, Monastery, Roil, Finalises Year Offaly, will be ordained at Clement's T. Rev. Islands; Philippine the same time. Kearns, O.M.I. JohannesFather McKeon, diocesan Both axe pioneers in Aus- burg, South Africa, and Rev. director of the Propagation tralia's Cistercian first O.C.R., Benedict, of the Faith, wishes to re- Abbey, Notre Dame, on the Father Mount St. Joseph Abbey, mind all benefactors of the Upper Yarra River, near Roscrea. missions that the books Melbourne, which was openHis eldest sister, Sister M. close on Dec. 31, 1955. ed some years ago. is Mistress of It would be appreciated They are the first monks Assumpta, Schools at the Mercy Conif all contributions were of the new foundation to be vent, Nenagh. forwarded to his office on or ordained in Australia, and before that date. Brother Maurus was the The address of the office first Cistercian to be solemnis: ly professed there. Catholic Missions Office, Mr. and Mrs. Cox are Third Floor, taking with them as a gift Ottawa.- All types of 62 St. George's-tce., for their son a chalice workers, with their depenPerth, W.A. which was blessed by the dants, are now included in Abbot of Roscrea, Rt. Rev. the Canadian Government's Claffey, plan for passage-loans to Camillus Dom Griffin Cardinal O.C.R. immigrants. Co. European provisions of the is from who Cox, Mr. Under Shows Improvement Longford, has retired from was initiated in which His Eminence the Customs and Excise in plan London. interest1951, Bernard Cardinal Griffin, which he had spent 48 years, February, loans for the trans Archbishop of Westminster, having been for 18 years free providwere trip Atlantic who had a heart attack on Chief Preventive Officer for ed especially to certain November 29, was reported Dublin District. needed immigrants types of continuing to make good During their stay in Auswork in Canada. Farm progress towards recovery. tralia the Cox family will for workers and domestics were Archbishop's House, where visit a son of Mr. Cox':;, in demand. the Cardinal is resting under Brendan, who is in the DeImmigration Minister stopped partment of Education in Pickersgill has announced treatment, h a s issuing daily bulletins to the Sydney. the loans will be made that A brother of Mr. Cox's, to "all immigrants who are press about his condition. Sydney, Cox, Kwolyin Thomas Mr. an d Conception, 56. is Immaculate desirable the Cardinal The suitable, Church of adaptable and who would finto otherwise be unable An appeal that agriculture be given its ance the journey to Canwas life national proper place in Australia's ada." A departmental °Aicial said this applies to all made by His Grace the Archbishop when European immigrants. Sunon in Brookton "Loans are being extendopening a new church ed to dependents to bring find so many leaving the day, December 18. about an earlier reunion of land for the city. If it confamilies in cases where the Pointing out that six tinued, it boded ill for head of the family has prechurches were being at future of the nation. ceded his dependents to present erected in the rural He appealed to them to Archdiocese, the Canada and to assist in of districts give agriculture its proper bringing new immigrants as ins Grace noted that the place in Australia's national cona family unit," the anChurch thereby was life, to stay on the land, and nouncement said. tributing in no small way in hand it down to their chil"In the case of workers, encouraging people to re- dren. The farmer was the it has been found that there main on the land. backbone of Church and His Grace thanked Father State. are a number of potential immigrants who could find a Nolan to whose initiative The Archbishop congratuuseful place in the Canadand leadership they were lated Mr. Stan Costello on indebted for the provision this dignified and devotional ian economy who are unable to finance their journey the church. of new The workmanship the design. here and who did not qualcongratulated He And standard. a of high was ify for assisted passage people of Brookton on the the cost was more than under the previous regulafine spirit that actuated reasonable. tions," the announcement them to build the church. was made by appeal The continued. It was their thanks-offerV. Rev. Dr. Giles (NarImmigrants now in Canttig to God for the favours the a former parish ada may apply at once for and graces He had bestowed rogin), priest of Beverley. passage to bring bountiful assisted the for them, on The church is dedicated their dependents to this. prosperity He had bestowed to Our Lady of the Rosary. church country. on their district. The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Brookton Designed and built by Mr. The passage of 31,817 perwould tell future generasons has been paid through tions that the faith was Stan Costello at a cost of of church is £3120, the the of loans. warm in the hearts tapestry brick and tile. Normally the loans are people who built it. Refuses repaid over a maximum of Future generations of Features are the brick dado, Imprisoned Cardinal two years by monthly inCatholics w h o attended stained glass windows and The period of Holy Mass there would hold a beautiful hand carved Compromise Despite Persecution Bochum.-German Catho- stalments. may now be extheir memory in benedic- altar. lic soldiers recently freed repayment circumstances when The walls above the dado tended 'on because of the sacrifices persecution and of spite London.-In build will Russians the by green, pastel warrant it. they had made and the are tinted in a church here in thanksIt is expected that the traditions of faith, devotion while the sanctuary is Communist efforts to bribe him, His Emin- giving for their liberation. latest decision of the Imand self-sacrifice they had finished in a very soft blue. ence Stephen Cardinal Wyszynski, Primate to The church, dedicated Department will migration established. Holy Family, is to of Poland, has shown himself a "clear mind- the help to bolster immigration, The provision of spiritual Rethe honour particularly which has fallen off in refacilities in rural areas (at strong willed man" who steadfastly re- turn from Egypt. cent years. present six churches were To Attend ed, JaegLorenz Archbishop fuses to compromise with the Reds. being erected in the country er of Paderborn went to districts of the Archdiocese) This statement was made to the Church. He has Camp Friedland to greet was a contribution on the Congress Meet "The Catholic Times" simply been taken out of the most recent group of dart of the Church to en- Cologne.-At least 1,000,- in repatriated prisoners of war. here in an article by Capt. harm's way." courage people to remain on 000 people are expected to Hugh Delargy, Catholic He was also told, he Camp Friedland is a prothe land. Tokyo.-The Mission Sisin the Katho- member of parliament who wrote, that Church -State cessing centre. Notwithstanding the pros- participate (Catholic Con- recently returned from a problems must be viewed in Cardinal, however, told the ters of St. Francis Xavier, perity being enjoyed in the likentag community established a gress) which will be held trip to Poland to attend the "correct historical perspec"Gentlemen, I nine years ago, have sent country, it was appalling to here next summer, accord- 10th anniversary celebra- tive," and reminded that Communists, will pray for you here." their first group of Sisters English ago an 800 years pro country's that of tion Lemmens, ing to Dr. Franz author said that at to open a mission in Japan. Thomas oneThe anniversary St. chairman of the local com- regime "progressive Catho- prelate, meeting there are only Although in murdered was a'Becket mittee in charge of arrange- lic" movement. Boleslaw Piasecki, leader of six professed Sisters and Capt. Delargy reported his cathedral. ments. Catholics" the "progressive in the Order one novice Both of these "answers," His Eminence Josef Car- that when he asked "proauthor of a book con- founded by His Eminence about the Car- he said, were given so often and of See, Miss Marjorie Wyndham dinal Frings, Archbishop in- gressives" the Holy demned by Mooney, Cardinal dinal, who has been under and expressed so frequently reported that the Cardinal bishop of Detroit, Archwill formally West Perth, has been Cologne, arrest for more than two in the same words, that he has been moved to a convent Sisters have arrived inthree augurate year's activities the University the by notified this following was convinced they were Music Examinations Board when he sings a Pontifical years, he got the in Sanuk in south-eastern country to begin a year's rehearsed statements. in the cathedral here answers: allowed to before that five of her pupils have Mass and was Japanese Poland of study simple the Far from being In person "No responsible the Feast of the been awarded Letters of on taking up permanently their the deten- creature described by the have visitors. for out- Epiphany, Jan. 6. Twenty Poland regards Commendation But the truth, Capt. De- work in Kochi. DeCapt. of the Cardinal as a "progressive" work will tion sub -committees viz.: They will spend their standing results, declared, Cardinal largy stated, is that the We all know largy Tommy Stacy, first grade under the direction of Dr. major problem. has been in almost year of study with the he is a good man . Un- Wyszynski is the great man Cardinal piano, 91 marks; Joy Elliott, Lemmens. since of St. Joseph of confinement Sisters solitary has who Poland modern simof conven- fortunately his holy third grade theory, 98; Highlightsbe ofa the arrest. The only per- Wichita in Kyoto. Eucharistic plicity has been exploited resisted all efforts made his Elizabeth Liddell, fourth tion will those Reports from the mother are sees he sons unscrupulous against him. grade piano, 92; Judith procession down the Rhine by shrewd andthe The Reds tried to bribe chosen by the secret police, house indicate that several poor Cargrade and a mass meeting in front men so that Francisco, fourth a sick applications for admisalso new is He said. he fully him last summer, he wrote, Piano, 89; Pamela Golds- of the cathedral which by dinal, without being noted, sion have been received been made offering him freedom if he man, the article worthy, sixth grade piano, then will be completely re- aware of it,ofhasreaction group set of* the first and would leave Poland. The suffering from a serious since stored to its former splen- a symbol 92. for Japan. Continued next column. chest ailment. was becoming a danger even * dour.
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