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No. 2848
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Bishop Rafferty Ordains Two To The Priesthood
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Perth, Thursday, March 6, 1958
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MEET The next meeting of Chaplains of youth movements will be held at the Catholic Centre on Wednesday, March 12, at 3 p.m.
Missions For
Cathedral With all the liturgical splendour appropriate to setting men Missions in the churches aside for the things of God the Sacrament of Holy Order was con- of the Cathedral parish will ferred by the Most Rev. J. J. Rafferty on the Rev. J. O'Reilly and be preached by the Redempthe Rev. L. Baccini in St. Mary's Cathedral on March 1. The new torist Fathers during March. 9-16, the From
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At the annual meeting of the members of the Hierarchy held recently in Sydney, under the presidency of His Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop, one of the matters brought forward for serious consideration was the decline in modesty and general good behaviour noticeable in the youth of today.
CHAPLAINS TO
priests are pictured above with the Bishop.
HA5SELLS
Bishops Call For Female Modesty
Exchange For Four boys will be admitted to St. Mary's Cathedral choir next week. Those accepted will receive scholarships into the Christian Brothers' College, St. Geo. Ter. Only those boys in fourth' grade this year and of above average intelligence will be considered. Auditions will be held on Monday evening, March 10, at 8 p.m., at the Christian Brothers' College.
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The Bishops felt especially concerned regarding the decline in modesty of dress among young women, for it marked a serious departure from the older fashions which maintained the dignity of Christian womanhood without in the least detracting from its physical grace and charm. The Bishops considered it was their sacred duty to call attention to this departure from the observance of Christian modesty which Christ meant to be a rule of life for youth and of which He Himself spoke so feelingly on many occasions. The Bishops felt that the training of true womanhood was of the utmost importance to Church and nation alike and that it should begin in the home. They therefore decided to appeal to parents, and especially mothers, to carry on such training in the homes. This training would be continued in the schools where our teaching Sisterhoods would give suitable lessons on womanly virtue and would encourage the practice of it among theii pupils. The Bishops added that newspapers and magazines that advertised fashions contrary to Christian modesty should be banned from Catholic
His Lordship was assisted in the next. Once a priest, We congratulate them on given concurrently at St. their entry into the ranks Patrick's, Havelock-st., and throughout the ceremony by always a priest. Today Fathers O'Reilly of Christ's priests and we at St. Francis Xavier's, the Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Sullivan and the V. Rev. J. P. and Baccini had been form- congratulate too, in a very East Perth. ed and fashioned, each one special way, the parents and Wilkinson, C.M. The mission at the Cathenear ones of Father O'Reilly dral will occupy a fortnight, The Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Ken- into "another Christ." homes. From now on they would and Father Baccini. nedy, V.G., acted as Archfrom March 16-30. "Mindful that our two deacon to vouch for the carry on the work of Christ. ordinandi. They would do the very new priests are specially A very large congregation things that Christ did. So chosen by God, appointed filled the Cathedral and intimately would they be by Him and sent forth to SPLENDOUR OF BYZANTINE MASS IMPRESSES about 40 priests were pre- associated with Christ in produce fruit, we too, pray those actions that Christ that their fruit should resent in the sanctuary. Students from St. Charles' would use their lips, their main and that God will Seminary assisted at the voices, their hands as His grant them whatever they own. ask in His name. And in cer"mony. beg of The Rev. Father Commins, They would say in the return we humbly C.M was chaplain to the Mass as Christ said at the them, Father O'Reilly and Rev. L. Baccini and the Last Supper, "This is My Father Baccini, a rememRev. J. McGillicuddy to the Body." They would not say b-ance where remembrance Rev. J. O'Reilly. at the altar where "This is Christ's Body," no, is best The music of the cere- but "This is My Body." they will offer with their mony was sung impressive- "This is the Chalice of My freshly anointed hands the ly by the Cathedral choir Blood" and Christ would Holy Sacrifice of the Mass." un4- the baton of the Rev. come down at their comP. McCudden. T"e Rev. P. McCrann mand.In so doing they would preached the occasional ser- make present again on our Dr. D. mon. the same sacrifice of After the ordination the altars but offered to God priests gave their Calvary new time in an unbloody Reaches His 94th blessing to their parents this manner. and to the large congregawould they Moreover 4 the sick of soul as Father O'Reilly offered heal His Grace the Archbishop did when they raised Christ his nrst Mass at St. Francis their hands in merciful Most Rev. Daniel Mannix, Xavier Church. Armadale, benediction and said: "I ab- was 94 on Tuesday last, at 1n a.m. on Sunday. solve thee from thy sins." March 4. Father Baccini celebrated Born at a farm, "Deer his orst Mass ^t Our Lady Priesthood's Dignity park,,, Charleville (now of r,-t;ma Church, Palmyra, Bap- Rathluirc), County Cork, And more besides at 10 a.m. on Sunday. tisms, Eucharist, Extreme Ireland, on that date, 1864, On the same day the Rev. Unction. Those Sacraments he was the son of Timothy B Dwye- was ordained by too, they would administer. Mannix and his wife, Ellen, community at Bishop Goody at St. Pat- They would bless the union nee Cagney. A large crowd of Ukrainian Catholics demptorist Perth. rick's Cathedral, Bunbury. of b~ide and groom in Holy After attending the local gathered at Perth Airport on the night of North In the ArchIn 'the course of his ser- Matrimony. the evening They would Brothers' School man, rather McCrann said or.anh and teach, guide and Christian bishop travelled to Northam he went on to St. Colman's Feb. 26 to greet their Exarch, the Most Rev. where he was welcomed by that His Lordship, the or- console. All things to all men! Oh, College, Fermoy, and thence M. Hermaniuk, C.Ss.R., noted churchman, fellow -countrymen daining prelate, had just at St. St. Patrick's College, laid his hands upon the the power of the priesthood, to Joseph's church. where he was scholar and scientist. heads of the ordinandi. the dignity, the glory, the Maynooth, 1 he dedicated On March afterwards n-ofessor and, His Grace, is Apostolic the Rev. L. Hansberry, the Ukrainian hall at NorThat action, together with responsibility of in 1963, President. Visitor to Ukrainian Catho- C.Ss.R. and the Rev. C. A. tham. the final words of the Pre- hood! He was appointed Coad- lies and their chaplains in Cahill, C.Ss.R. Today the joy of those face, constituted the essenReturning to Perth he was tial elemants in that won- two new priests knew no jutor to the late Archbishop Australia on behalf of the The Ukrainians, many of guest of honour that evende-ful sacrament of Holy bounds. But it did not stop Carr, of Melbourne, in 1912, Sacred Congregation of the them in national costume, ing at a concert staged at there. An ordination was a and arrived in Melbourne Eastern Churches. Order. presented the distinguished Perth Town hall. His The on March 23, 1913. He succeremony. The Holy Ghost had des- public Hermaniuk, prelate with the traditional Lordship the Most Rev. J. J. Archbishop cendeci upon them and there Church would have it so, ceeded to the See on May accompanied by the Rev. offerings of bread, sugar Rafferty attended and gave had been impressed upon when she added new mem- 6, 1917. Kotiakiwsky, and flowers. Speeches were an address. N ic h ol a s His Grace has thus been their souls a special charac- bers to her priesthood. officially made on both sides. was On Sunday at noon in ter- a spiritual indelible The Church herself re- Archbishop of Melbourne C.Ss.R., Grace the His greeted by On Friday, His Grace St. Mary's Cathedral, Archmark that conformed them Nees today. And we, the for 41 years. His name is Archhishop. bishop Hermaniuk celebratcalled on His Excellency to the likeness of Christ in members of that Mystical known throughout the world Also present at the air- the Governor and the Lord ed Pontifical High Mass in a remarkable way, and Body, each and every one as one of the greatest prethe Byzantine Rite. port were the Rev. J. De- Mayor. which would never be re- of us, rejoices with her and lates in tihe Church. Concluded on Page 13 He lunched with the Repiazzi, the Rev. P. O'Mara, Ad multos annos. moved either in this life or with them. ,
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