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aligns Honour St. Joseph, Worker
No. 2,747
(Registered at the G.P.O.. Perth. for transmission by post as a Newspaper)
Perth, Thursday, March 15, 1956
Archbishop Praises Work Of Father Ryan
Italian Girls
Corrigin Church Is Second Coming Here To To Open In Parish In Week Solve Problem
One of the major problems of migration has been the lack of women for the different national groups. Some dissatisfaction has been caused among men who have no opportunity of marrying girls of their own race. In an effort to solve this problem. the Catholic Migration Committee in association with the Federal authorities, is bringing out a group of 100 Italian girls. These girls will arrive at Fremantle on March 20 and will be available for domestic employment or work in hospitals. Persons wishing to avail themselves of their services should contact the Catholic and Migration office at BA3338.
Within the course of a week two churches were blessed * opened in the parish of Quairading. The new church at Tammin was dedicated by Bishop Rafferty on March 4 and the Church of Westralian Is St. Therese at Corrigin was officially blessed and opened by His Ordained As Grace the Archbishop on Sunday last.
Redemptorist
In honour of the newly -instituted feast of
St. Joseph the Worker, a procession will be held at St. Brigid's Church, West Perth, on
Sunday, March 18, at 3 p.m. At the inaugural function 4, Grace congratulated Members of various be celebrated in the preparishFather Ryan and the See societies, in regalia, will! sence of His Grace the Toners of Corrigin on the assemble behind their ban- Archbishop. fine achievement. Although the function has His Grace the Arch- Vatican City the follow ners in the church grounds The church, he said, was been arranged primarily for telegram: ing prior to 2.30 p.m. from has received bishop devotional and dignified At 10.30 a.m. on March Italians, all will be welcome worthy of the purpose for "His Holiness expresses sincere gratitude 18, Solemn High Mass will to participate. which it was erected, worthy of the commanding site, and devoted message, prayerful felicitations. worthy of the faith and Lovingly imparts Your Grace, clergy, relispirit of sacrifice of the gious, faithful Archdiocese paternal Apospeople. In building it they had Blessing. made, not only a practical tolic DELL'ACQUA, act of faith in Christianity, but an act of faith in the Substitute. future of Corrigin agriculturally. An interview with the director of the Irish If Australia was to mainConcertindicates that the standard National tain her prosperity, she would do so largely as a re- Schools Must Observe Conditions of last year's performance will be maintainsult of her agricultural pursuits. Economists had aded on Sunday, March 18, at His Majesty's vised that by far the great- Of Subsidy For Radios, Projectors Rev. Kevin hrenry Crock, lar and colourful yet pre Theatre. born at Maner part of Australia's C.SS.R.-1.s.Wyel sented. Recently the State Government decided jimup in national wealth was derived of Bun Four hundred seats will The concert promises to from primary production. to pay subsidy on projector and radio equip- bury, was ordained tc-iheikiest- be a feast of music, dance be kept for sale at the To help maintain that ment purchased for use in Catholic schools. hood on Sunday, March 11-tift and song in novel celtic set- theatre. production, and consequentSt. Mary's, Wendouree, Balla- tings, said Father McCudThe concert will be prethe But religious teachers should note that pay- rat, Victoria, by His Lordship den. ly that prosperity, sented in the presence of people of Corrigin were ment of subsidy is automatically refused the Bishop of Ballarat, the Most The concluding tableau, His Grace the Archbishop Rev. Dr. J. P. O'Collins. doing their duty nobly, self"Ireland of the Rosary," and His Lordship the AuxFather Crock is the son of should be the most spectacu- iliary Bishop. sacrificingly and patrioti- unless certain conditions are complied with. under difficulties Mr. George N. Crock and the cally, Before purchasing any should forward a cheque for late Mrs. Ethel Crock. Sister which could, and, he hoped, equipment which is subject 50% of the purchase cost to Margaret Mary of the Convent would soon be remedied. subsidy, schools are ad- the superintendent of gov- of Notre Dame des Missions, to Is To encourage them to refilms. Fremantle, is his sister. main on the land the Church vised to secure a copy of the ernment An order "Subfor the equipentitled pamphlet Father Crock was educated was providing spiritual and For sidies on Projectors and ment will then be placed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of cultural amenities. His Grace promised that Radios for Use in Private and it should be received the Apparition at Mary's Mount in the course Two separate programmes which is shortly afterwards. Schools," Efficient Boys' School, Kolomundo, and when the number of Catholic lifildren warranted a obtainable on request front' The subsidy for radios by the Christian Brothers, St. of sacred music for schools have again been be Department, will paid the followon Patrick's, Perth, and St. schocA and when a small the Education announced by the Rev. P. McCudden, dioceing basis: George's -terrace. staff of religious teachers Perth. Principal clauses of this He attended the Redemptorist san director of sacred music. Not more than one set for was available, they would are: pamphlet have a convent school at every two classrooms and Juvenate, St. Clement's College, Father McCudden said * The subsidy will not be not exceeding £50 in any Galong, N.S.W., and completed Corrigin. At a concert recently his studies for the priesthood that the first programme His Grace paid a very paid on equipment pur- one financial year. only schools which staged in the Perth Town concerns warm tribute to Father chased prior to the amendExtension speakers will at the Redemptorist House of have 20 pupils Hall more than in aid of the victims Act, Education Studies, Ballarat, to the Victoria. of meat in the space who, Ryan be supplied as required. Two other Redemptorist stu- in the fourth standard or of the Clontarf bus disaster, three years, had built a nor will it be paid unless Repairs and replacement prominent among the artists over. approval dents were ordained to the presbytery, convent, school, prior departmental of parts (including batterThese schools will pre- were the colleagues of the and two churches in the is obtained. ies) will be provided wheth- priesthood with Father Crock. pare injured the Requiem Mass and boysthe Clontarf The procedure to be er the radio was subsidised They were Rev. Frs. Edmond parish. If, His Grace said, Father adopted to obtain the pro - by the Department or not. Ryan, C.S.S.R., and Bernard the Libera Me which is sung boys' band and choir. at the Absolution. Clinton, C.SS.R. Ryan had done in 20 years jector subsidy is as folOther artists were: Tony Radio Purchasing Marcella and Norma Gregwhat he had succeeded so lows: For Less Than 20 in Applications for approval be selflessly procedure to and The capably Allmark, Keith Statue Of St. Peter The English hymns of the ory, JackBrian accomplishing in the brief to purchase should be ad - adopted to obtain the radio and Bobbie Professor Charles Cec- 1955 syllabus will be revis- Connolly, Woodcock', span of three years, even dressed to the superinten- subsidy is as follows: Phil Davidson, professor of Christian ed this year. then he would have per- dent of government films, Application should be chelli, Colleen Clifford, Roy Menat Rome Uni- Schools which have few- zels, Al Thompson, Bazaar -ter., Perth, accom- made to the Education liai- archaeology formed a herculean task. Norma versity, research and er than 20 children in the Miller and the Melville The Archbishop congratu- panied by a statement that son officer, c/o. Australian study, after claims that the fourth standard and over Ukranian group of dancers. lated the designer and con- the equipment is for school Broadcasting Commission, famous bronze statue of St. will prepare any Gregorian tractor, Mr. Stan Costello, use. The pianist for the evengiving information on Peter in the Vatican basilica, Benediction set. When approval to pur- Perth, and the tradesmen associating was Mrs. J. O'Brien and set required and the believed to date from the of type chase is received the school price, and accompanied ed with him. the whole show was Comby 15th century, is in fact 1600 pered by Mr. John Sullia statement that the radio years old. Nurses' Guild To van. is for school use. Professor Cecchelli disMet,March21 The organisers thank After purchase, a claim covered that a stone copy of Sisters Of Nazareth Seek Aged of everyone who in any way meeting The onthly 10 should be for- the statue exists at Charon form Nazareth House, now nearing completion at Hilton warded to the Department sadda, in India, which could the Cat olio Nurses' Guild help to make the function Park, will be officially opened on Sunday, August 26. for the amount of the sub- not have arrived in India will be held at the Florence a success. Initially the Sisters will care for aged men and sidy. This should be ac- later than the 10th century, Nightingale rooms, The sum of approx. £84 St. women. companied by receipts for but was probably brought George's -ter., on Wednes- was taken and a cheque will be presented to Brother should to be addressed at 8 p.m. admission March 21, the full amount paid to the there by Christian pilgrims day, Applications for Doyle shortly. in the 7th century. firm. the Wither Superior, Nazareth House, Geraldton. His
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