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A Dialogue Mass at Midland Junction will be held at the first Mass on Sunday, April 29. A large attendance of members is expected.
Bishop Leaves able from the president, On Rome Visit N.C.G.M. uniform should be worn at the Mass. Fur-
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Wendy Brown, or any of the His Lordship, the Most other leaders. Rev. B. Gallagher, Bishop to Yanchep picnic The of Port Pirie, South Austraoutside the lia, left Fremantle on April will leave church at 10 a.m. on Sun- 16 for bis ad limina visit to day, April 22, and there is the Holy Father. During His Lordship's every indication that this will be a grand show. Now stay in Perth he was the 1956 been guest 19, the Y.C.W. has of His Grace the ArchApril that Thursday, Perth, re established members may bishop. look forward to many more social functions in the near New Norcia Boys future. Women The basketball teams will Country again participate in the
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local competition, and speHave Their Day cial arrangements ha v e The first Sunday in May been made for players to be considered for selection in will be observed throughout the Commonwealth as the basketnext N.C.G.M. the The first of a series of Women's Associathree competitive debates ball team to travel inter- Country tion Sunday. between St. Gertrude's and state. day Catholic On that, Colleges St. Ildephonsus' members are requested to took place on April 15. Collegians Beat on their ask God's blessing The adjudicators were the work.. Piawaning Team Rev. H. Russell, O.S.B., the The Victoria Plains footRev. J. M. Halloran, O.S.M., The ball season opened on April and Mrs. G. Clune. 15 when the St. Ildephontopic was "The Australian Calcutta, India, April 6.Natives are not fairly treat- sus' College team travelled to Prawaning to meet the The first prize in an exhibied." tion of arts and crafts sponlocal team. The senior convent team A strong wind and a cold sored by the Indian Posts was Andrea George, Geraldine Price and Pauline Rowe bleak rain militated against and Telegraphs Department and the senior college team combined play, but there has gone to a Catholic. He is F. X. Bastian, who was Lance Durack, Hugh was evidence of football ability that presages an ex- was judged the best entrant Ryan and Brian Hasson. in portrait painting and A packed hall listened to cellent season.' Final scores: St. Ilde- composition in Indian style. a well prepared and well phonsus College, 9 goals 12 Mr. Bastian received a gold delivered debate. Honours went to St. Il- behinds; Piawaning, 5 goals medal for the most beautiful landscape painting. 5 behinds. dephonsus' College trio.
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His Grace Will Open Hibernian Convention Official "I have been much impressed by the Catholic institutions of this State and St. Joseph's at Subiaco can be taken as an example in the care of girls which could not be surpassed."
Engagements
April 22: open Bless 3 p.m.: Santa Maria Chapel, Attadale. Confirmation and CanoniThis opinion was given by of Peace," Father Nichol Escapee programme or, fincal Visitation, Santa Clara, by the International the Rev. G. A. Nichol, B.A. told his audience that its ally, Park. loan Bentley Catholic Migration work of that the was director thesis (national assistant April 25 (Anzac Day): of the Federal Catholic Im- the Church among refugees fund. at Solemn RePreside sponThose interested in mrigration Committee) pic- was the greatest contribuquiem Mass, St. Mary's should contact tured above (left) with the tion it could make to world sorship Cathedral. Father McKeon, the local Rev. M. McKeon, diocesan peace. April 29: director of Catholic migradirector of migration. Sought Sponsorship Confirmation and Canonithe Catholic Centre, tion at the Father Nichol left on cal Visitation, St. Peter's, Australians could share in Victoria-sq. If applicants Orontes on Tuesday to rePark. offering Bedford work by the qualificagreat stated trade that turn to Sydney. During his homes to many thousands of tions and size of family they May 1: stay hete he visited migrant homeless people and that could help, Father McKeon 10 a.m.: Open Triennial children at Bindoon, ClonConvention of 'Hibernian done through a would be in a position to tarf, Castledare and Sub- could beof sponsorship. Society. contact such people. system iaco. Hibernian the of Directory National of the Members Immigration The Catholic Recommending w or k Society, now situated in this State, are (left to right): May 6: on Confirmation and Canoni"Works Of Peace" authorities had dossierswho Father among migrants, W. O'Brien (G. vice-pres.), V. Whitely (G. pres.), N. cal Visitation, St. Patrick's, On Sunday last Father individuals and families Nichol told the story of a J. pres.), C. Watson Fremantle. (Nat. Finnegan J. (Nat. sec.), Fernon unBut to migrate. wished Nichol showed a film at the man, a woman and a Baby (Nat. treas.) and J. W. Wall (G. sec.). 11.30 a.m.: Preside at Catholic Centre which illus- til sponsors who would who had to leave their home Solemn High Mass, St. accommo- as the result of a tyrannical trated the work being done guarantee initialemployment West Perth, Brigid's Church, and of the dation The 15th Triennial Convention ruler. by Catholic relief organisafeast of Our Lady of the tions among refugee people, were found, the refugees Benefit Catholic Australasian Hibernian Polish Crown. Help Of Brothers especially those who were could not be moved. AustraTheir passage to They were, of course, Society to be held in Perth from April 30 to May 13: escapees from the Iron Preside at annual Holy lia, said Father Nichol, was Jesus. Mary and Joseph. Curtain countries. opened by His Grace Name Rally in St. Mary's About 150 attended the covered by the Common- When the Baby grew up, He May 5/ will be officially Cathedral. Passage Assisted wealth to showTuesday, May on Prior once said: often as 10 a.m. "As you the Archbishop at screening. Bless and open new presing the film, entitled "Works scheme or by the American do it to one of these, my 1, at the Catholic Centre, Victoria-sq. bytery at Albany. least brethren, you do it May 20: also unto Me." Delegates from all States annual Hibernian Ball at Pentecost Sunday: Preside Each migrant, whether of the Commonwealth and the Cottesloe Civic Centre. at Solemn High Mass in St. Zea- The rest of the week will be Mary's Cathedral. New of Dominion the prospective actually with or South At Jubilee May Procession us, had a soul made in land will discuss matters of taken up with outings and May 24: God's image and likeness. importance for the future, sporting fixtures on the Reception cere3 p.m.: were His "least and devise ways and means week -end. mony, St. Brigid's Convent, Be Gratitude Token They The annual ball has been West Perth of furthering the progress brethren." Perth. arranged earlier this year to Annual meeting of the Father McKeon thanked of the society. On the first Sunday in May South Perth Catholic Women's League. The delegates will not enable it to take place durFather Nichol for his ading the Convention and it is May 25: a as procession will hold its 25th May dress and for screening the have many spare moments will all members hoped that the as stay their 10 a.m.: Preside at the He also thanked Bro. during thanksgiving to Our Lady for her many bless- film. endeavour to attend this Collopy who had put the committee have prepared an function and so make it an quarterly conference of the parishionand priests of the metropolitan ings on parish, priests, Sisters projector at their disposal itinerary of social functions outstanding success. area in the Chapter Hall, and Bros. Glynn and Cam- that will not allow very ers during those years. Victoria -square. relaxation. for time much Memorable Welcome eron for their valuable asare parishioners is This year blessing least the p.m.: Administer the Not 7 sistance. On Monday evening, April Since the reintroduction Sacrament of Confirmation the weekly novena to Our confident they shall mainBoard District W.A. the 30, the two years of ball ago, tain that record. adults in St. Mary's Lady of the Miraculous will tender the visitors an the numbers attending have to The neighbouring parishCathedral. Medal on every Thursday. grown, and the metropolitan May 27: es are co-operating most Women's League To official welcome. The attendance is mainly enthusiastically with the On Tuesday the Conven- social council members are Bless and open convent, family groups and the num- mother parish, and their Aid Orphan Kiddies tion will be officially open- looking forward to a much St. Emilie's Convalescent Members of the Catholic bers have been good during pastors, the V. Rev. A. E. Grace the Arch- larger gathering this year. ed by His Home, Kalamunda. winWomen's League the will hold and months the hot Johnston, t h e Rev. Reservations may be made Bless and open new T. executive meeting on bishop, and an invitation is ter evenings. Ahern, and the Rev. T. an Watson members ringing Bro. all by to extended at North Dandalup. church Thursday, April 26, at Many remarkable evi- Linnane are officiating in who possibly can to attend (Phone WM2142). June 3: 10.30 a.m. dences of Mary's pleasure the ceremonies. It is 18 years since the this function. Bless and open extensions A card party will be held at this weekly act of family Holy Angels and little At noon a civic reception National Directory was sit- to Aquinas College. devotion to her have re- flower-strewers are coming at the Catholic Centre on will be tendered by the uated in this State and it Confirmation and canoniwarded her clients. to add to the parish units. Thursday, April 26, at 2 p.m. Lord Mayor of Perth. On may be even longer before cal visitation, Gosnells. branch memShenton Park Tuesday evening the visitors it will again be in Perth. June 8: The South Perth May pro- A big contingent of Chil- bers will be hostesses. will be the guests of the It is the desire of the Feast of the Sacred Heart; cession is the oldest in the dren of Mary who will be The League, as usual, is National Directory at a com- National Directory and the Preside at Solemn High continue the guests of the parish to Archdiocese this conducting the afternoon tea plimentary dinner at which W.A. District that State Mass in St. Mary's Cathewithout a break for a quar- sodality is expected. And to all their friends stall at Clontarf Field Day all branches of the society show the visitors that they dral. ter of a century. ran really make their stay June 10: It has been extremely across the Narrows parish- on April 29, and members will be represented. Confirmation and Canonilucky not to have been ioners bid a warm and sin- are asked for their support On Wednesday evening here something to be recal Visitation, Northam. abandoned because of rain. cere welcome on May Day. in donations of cakes, etc. the visitors will attend the membered.
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