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Official Engagements 3 p.m.: Bless and open exa.m.: Preside at quar- tensions to the Church of terly conference of priests the Holy Cross, Cunderdin. of the metropolitan area. March 17: 7 p.m.: St. Mary's Cathe10 a.m.: St. Patrick's Day, dral, administer the Sacra- preside Solemn -High ment of Confirmation to Mass in at St. Mary's Catheadults.
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p.m.: Bless and open March 18: 10.30 a.m.: Preside at Hospice of St. Vincent. Feb. 28: Solemn High Mass, St. Profession ceremony, Con- Brigid's Church. West Perth, vent of Mercy, Leederville. on occasion of Italian obMarch 4: servance of St. Joseph's Bless and open feast. 3 p.m.: new church at Tammin. 3 p.m.: Bless and open 3 p.m.: Bless and open new church at Swanbourne. new school-church of St. 3 p.m.: Bless and open Laurence, Westminster. new presbytery at Como. March 11: p.m.: 8.45 St. Patrick's Bless and open 3 p.m.: 3
No. 2,744
(Rogistsrod at the G.P.o., Perth, for transmission by post as a Newspaper)
CCO
Perth, Thursday, February 23, 1956
Opening Classrooms, Church Additions
Bishop Rafferty States Carlisle To Be Of Age
Michael Costello
new church at Corritin.
Night concert.
Won Scholarship
Archbishop Lists Clerical Changes
Rev. F. E. Hope to be His Grace the Archbishop announces the following Parish Priest of Mandurah (new parish). clerical appointments: Rev. J. Lynch, B.A., to be Rev. L. Eivers to be locum On ODst Sunday, Feb. 19, the Most Rev. J. J. Rafferty, Auxiliary Parish Priest of Maylands. tenens of Quairading. new two opened and Rev. T. Ryan to be F. blessed Archbishop, Bishop to His Grace the Parish Priest of Inglewood Rev. R. Healy to be Administrator of Kalgoorlie. classrooms and extensions to the Church of the Holy Name, Car(new parish). Rev. W. Buckley to be Rev. J. P. McGillicuddy lisle, in the presence of the Priests of the metropolitan area, and to be Parish Priest of Pal- Priest -in -Charge of Bouldabout 300 people. er. myra. Rev. J. Dowling to be asRev. M. Philbin to be Rev. E. J. Power, P.P., in Parish Priest of Guildford. sistant at Leederville. introducing His Lordship, Rev. J. F. Russell to be Bishop J. to be Rev. P. Duffy said he welcomed Parish Priest of Beverley. assistant at Kensington. Rafferty because it was his Rev. A. Hesse to be asRev. J. Nolan to be Parish first visit to Carlisle since sistant at Kalgoorlie. Priest of Kellerberrin. he had been elevated to the Rev. D. M. Foley to be asRev. P. Farrelly to be sublime dignity of the episcopate. Parish Priest of Armadale. sistant at Leederville. Rev. J. O'Shea to be asRev. J. Leech to be Parish He assured His Lordship sistant at East Fremantle. that he had the prayers and Michael Costello (15), Priest of Cunderdin. priest Rev. J. O'Hara to be asthe be of Rev. O'Dwyer to J. good wishes pictured above, won a sistant at Maylands. and people of the parish Coombe Scholarship last Parish Priest of Toodyay. that Almighty God would week. him as Auxiliary spare He i:, now out of hospiBishop to His Grace for tal, recovered from an eye many a fruitful year, to ailment. guard, to guide and rule Michael received his primover the Church of God. ary education from the be to happy He was very Sisters of Mercy, Maylands. able to say, continued Father He has been two years Power, that whatever had at C.B.H.S., Highgate, and the in accomplished been will continue there to Leavparish in four years had ing standard. At a meeting of the trustees, held on Feb. been due entirely to the 17, the following applicants were chosen to magnificent co-operation of generous and loyal people. receive Lynn Scholarships for 1956/57:
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Lynn Scholarships Awarded To Three
Two Priests Are Bereaved
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with a certain amount of legitimate and pardonable pride that afternoon that the parish of Carlisle had
Word was received recently by the Rev. E. McKenna, assistant priest at Highgate Hill, that his father, James Joseph McKenna, had died suddenly in Ireland. Deceased, who was 67 years of age, died at his home Co. at Clogher, Tyrone.
come of age. They had the parish church which was once a school -church. Their church was sufficient for the time being to meet the needs of
Carlisle-Kewdale. They had the parish school to cater for the needs of the little ones, backed up by the fact that they had a claim on the regional school in East Victoria Park where their boys were train-
Mr. Jeremiah Lenihan, father of the Rev. D. Lenihan parish priest of Kondinin, also died in Ireland on Feb. 3 after a long illness.
A native of Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, deceased had ing. arriving is pictured at consolation of having the it Rafferty Bishop They realised fully that his priest -son present at his was their duty to instruct Frank Mastaglia P. Brian Dwyer death -bed. the little ones to love and. Carlisle accompanied by the V. Rev. To both priests and their serve Almighty God, to preTalty, C.Ss.R., who made the appeal. families "The Record" exDWYER, Brian John, 55 pare them so that when tends sincere sympathy. Princess -rd., Claremont (St. they left school they could the in Louis' Jesuit School). place and Mary moveand the youth take their opportunity of blessing world, to become good, God - opening the new classrooms ments. MASTAGLIA, Francis There was no aspect of loving citizens in the Com- and extensions to the church Louis, 293 Mell-rd., Spear parish life that had been Education monwealth. in Carlisle. wood (C.B.C., Fremantle). Directors of Catholic Father Power welcomed In a short space of time overlooked or neglected. All THOMPSON, Gerard, 104 his brother priests from all Father Power had done re- that had been achieved, of education from eight dioJoondanna over the metropolitan area, markable work, spiritually course, only with the loyal ceses are currently in con- Waterloo-st., Heights (C.B.C., Leeder-' especially the Marist Fath- and materially, in the and generous co-operation ference at St. Thomas ville). among the people of the come district. of ers Evidence of his parish. More College at Crawley. labour for the extraordinary z e a 1 and them The pastor had led and Gerard Thompson is the d glory of God energy was to be seen in the people had followed. The conference opened on son of Mr. and Mrs. A. honour and the salvation of souls. the fine parish plant which "It is my fervent prayer," Feb. 21 with a penetrating Thompson, one of six chilhad built up, His Lord- concluded His Lordship, address from His Grace dren. Remarkable Work he "that this grand spirit of the Archbishop. He received his primary ship said. He welcomed also the His Grace dwelt on the education at Sacred Heart co-operation of the Those latest additions to loyal major problems local Members of Parliafacing the their priest will people with Highgate and St. Convent, school would ensure that education system Kieran's, Osborne Park. ment, Mr. A. Griffiths, the child in the district continue. It has been the Catholic CommonM.L.C., and Mr. C. Jamie- every throughout the of abundant graces source One of four children of have the opportunover - crowding Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Dwyer, son, M.L.A., and in particu- would of a Catholic education, and blessings in the past wealth Gerard Thompson lar Cr. Hawthorn, the dis- ity and will be so in the and the lack of vocations. Brian Dwyer first went to the same time the at and The Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. the Brigidine Sisters, Subtrict's representative on the building, which had given future." who held a scholarship for McMahon, M.A., Ph.D., iaco. At St. Louis he beCity Council. and faithful service as Pastor's Thanks Father Power said the long H.Dip.Ed., is chairman and longs to the first XI and 1954/55, passed his Leaving a -school, could now church with 7 subjects and 3 disFather Power then called the conference has afternoon first XVIII. councillor's assistance and be used exclusively as a tinctions. co-operation had been won- church on the Members of Parlia- and morning sessions. is the Mastaglia very Frank a devotional Applicants for this year derful; he had been respon- and serviceable Those attending are the child of Mr. and Mrs. who wish their baptismal church, ment. Mr. Tom .Wright, chair- Rev. W. J. Gilby, of Wagga second sible for the parking area thanks to the extensive reHis early certificates L. Mastaglia. returned are property church the man of the parish commitWagga, Rev. N.S.W.; the F. outside modelling and renovations tee, proposed a vote of V. J. Walsh, of Port Pirie, education w a s received asked to apply to the Cathand for the footpaths. of St. olic Education Office, Caththat had done. Sisters from the been at parish thanks on behalf of the S.A.; the Rev. J. Keaney, of The Holy Name Father Power had well people of the parish, to His Melbourne; the Rev. J. Joseph of the Apparition at olic Centre, Victoria-sq., Carlisle "came of age" last Perth. Gleeson, of Adelaide; the Spearwood. Sunday when the Most Rev. said that the parish had now Lordship. Scholarships are valued at Father Power thanked in Rev. J. P. Kelly, B.A., of J. J. Rafferty, Auxiliary come of age, continued the two years, it was now fully a special way the V. Rev. P. Canberra - Goulburn; the £20 per year for Bishop, blessed and declar- Bishop to help ed open two new classrooms equipped. But Father Pow- Talty, C.Ss.R., who made Rt. Rev. K. Kelly, Towns- and aretheintended final two years had been satisfied the appeal and Messrs. E. T. ville, Queensland; the Rev. finance er not formto the extensions and The course. with material development Russell & Sons, the con- J. E. Bourke, B.A., of Perth; of the secondary er school -church. The executive of the The parish plant is now and equipment. tractors, who had done all the Rev. F. Fitzgerald, of scholarships were made posthe generosity of Catholic Women's League with separate complete, They had there a parish the work in the Carlisle Geraldton; and the Rev. T. sible by Mr. R. G. Lynn. the late will hold a meeting on WedO'Neill of Bunbury. school buildings and a re- as highly organised as any parish since its infancy. The V. Rev. Dean J. Camin the Archdiocese. There On the two new classJohn Kagi who received nesday, Feb. 29, at 10 a.m. modelled church. His Lordship thanked the were ample facilities for at- rooms and extensions to the eron, diocesan director of this scholarship for 1954/55 at the new Catholic Centre, parish priest, Father Power, tending Holy Mass and the church, Russell Bros. on schools in the Abbey Nul- passed 7 subjects with 5 dis- Victoria-sq. Only the president and for his very gracious words reception of the Sacraments; their quote total of £4,234, lius of New Norcia, was tinctions in Leaving, and of welcome, and expressed they had the societies and saved £356/2/6, the actual prevented by sickness from won a University Exhibi- secretary of each branch attending. his pleasure at having the sodalities, the Legion of cost being £3,877/17/6. tion. Bernard Sutherland, should attend.
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