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No. 2843
(Registered at the G.P.O., Perth, for transmission by post as a Newspaper)
Perth, Thursday, Oct. 9, 1958
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His Grace Launches "Save Our Wembley Man Is Priest Schools" Campaign At Cathedral Ordained lovely
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Inauguration of the Catholic School Fund from all pulpits of Southern Cross. the Archdiocese on Sunday last was underlined by the preaching "To you, young wagedo I particularly, of His Grace the Archbishop at the 11 a.m, and 5 p.m. Masses at earners, appeal to realise your re-
On Sept. 21, at Kildalton Abbey, Piltown, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, the Rev. John Cranley, 0.M.I., formerly of Wembley, was ordained to the priesthood.
His father, mother and sister visited Ireland to in the city and coun- sponsibilities. Do not leave St. Mary's Cathedral. licism and patriotism being them was performed by the even potentially at variance, try during the past 25 it entirely to your parents. attend the ceremony which Most Rev. Dr. Whelan, Archbishop of BloomfonHis Grace said that 79 the opposite was the case. years I am confident that years ago when the Gov- The better the Catholic, the you, too, will rise to the oc- They will do their duty as tein, South Africa: ernment of the day decided better the citizen. In other casion as your forefathers they always have done it. Fr. Cranley is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. M. (unjustly) to withdraw sup- words the State found in did; that you will meet this But as wage-earners, you Cranley of the Wembley Hotel. have a serious obligation to port from private schools, the the teaching of the Church challenge worthily and give in proportion to your He was educated by the Brigidine Sisters, SubHiearchy of Australia, face the surest support for all generously. iaco, and at St. Louis' Jesuit College. to face with a crisis, decided lawful "And our schools will weekly wage. claims, and the Twenty young Oblates of Mary Immaculate in their vision and wisdom Catholic found in the tenets press forward " &aye Our Schools' is our were ordained at the one time. with lay (which had since been of his religion the greatest teacher's helping the Reli- slogan. 'Save Our Schools' W.A. priests present were the V. Rev. W. Cagamply vindicated) that the incentive for yielding to gious teachers continuing I appeal to you with all the O.M.I. (Superior of Lourdes Monastery, LesCatholic school would con- loyalty and patriotism. their glorious mission to, the sincerity at my command. ney, and the Rev. D. Hughes, 0,M.I., who was tinue to function at all costs. Glory of God, for the ad- We owe it to posterity to murdie) He was encouraged last year. to give ordained Here in Western Austratransthe heritage pass on vancement of Christian eduFr. Hughes returned to this State on Oct. 1. lia, the late Bishop Gibney to Caesar what belonged cation, and the extension mitted to us at such cost to Caesar without ever deof saintly memory, appealed and expansion of Our Lord's and sacrifice by those who After a period in Melbourne, he will be stationed in Sydney. to the people for their moral nying to God what belonged spiritual Kingdom in this have gone before us." and financial support of the to God. The products of Catholic Education System Catholic schools stood (at which was to mean so much least in proportion) beside to the future of the Church their fellow Australians in
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his stirring words of appeal. the principles incalcated in Those words, and the words the Catholic School.
spoken by the other members of the Hier- Confidence In Flock archy throughout the counHis Grace said he hoped try did not fall on deaf that Governments, State and ears. would appreciate Federal, Though the Catholic com- our contribution to Ausmunity was few in number, tralian education and would and poor (they were still give us the recognition hewers of wood and the which we had been denied drawers of water), never- so long and so shamefully. theless they rose to the Now we face another occasion magnificently and crisis occasioned by the magnaninimously. of shortage They responded with a teachers to meet the inspontaneity, generosity and creasing enrolment. Unless spirit of sacrifice that were sufficient funds are available characteristic of their there is grave danger that ancient faith and charac- our school system will at teristic of the race from least deteriorate. which they werey most) "I ask you," his Grace sprung. As a result the Catholic continued, "will you stand School continued to func- listlessly by and watch that you who tion and that school, where deterioration the image of the Crucified have benefitted by the sacriSaviour was enthroned in fice of your parents and Will you every class-room, where the grand -parents. children lived and learned deny to the children of aye their religion every day of future generations the school year, was respon- 'many of them the children the sible for filling the churches of the working man throughout the length and benefits you have enjoyed Catholic a attending by breath of the land. school? No, you cannot, and, I know, you will not. Pride Of Place "Knowing the people as I In the intervening years, having moved amongst do, very largely as a result of the Catholic School, the Church had made great strides. Today, they had Catholic a body-virile, generous, enthusiastic and The Rev. R. Kelly, parish militant. No longer the priest of Nollamara, anhewers of wood and drawers nounces that Masses will be of water, but taking their celebrated at the Church of rightful place in Parliament, Our Lady of Lourdes, in the professions, in the Flinders-st., as follows: business life of the comSunday: 7 a.m., 8.30 a.m. munity: a body of Catholics Holy Days of Obligation: that would yield pride of 7 p.m. place to none for their piety, devotion, loyalty and spirit of self-sacrifice. It was sometimes said that the product of the Local News .. .. 2, 3, 13 Catholic School was not Revolt of the French .. 4 loyal or patriotic-that his Pope Advises Philosophers 5 allegiance was to Rome and That Hatreds May Cease 6 not to his country and Com- Overseas Newsfiashes 7, 11 monwealth. What nonsense! Dr. Rumble's Radio 8 That accusation dated back Replies .. nearly 400 years. It was St. Gerard, Patron of 9 Mothers deeply rooted in national prejudice and was amply Pope on Blood Diseases 10 .. 12 illustrated by the misread- Children's Corr 14 Of Interest to Women ing of history. So far in fact from Catho- Letters to the Editor .. 15
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On the same date as the ordinations 20 young men were ordained sub -deacons. Among them was Rev. Br. Jim Fitzpatrick, O.M.I., of Kalgoorlie, a former pupil of St. Louis Jesuit school, Claremont.
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Wedding Jubilee Oct. 3 was a happy anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lanigan of New Norcia and their family and their many friends. For exactly 25 years previously at the Sacred Heart Church, Highgate Hill, the late Fr. Crawley had celebated the Nuptial Mass and had blessed their marriage ceremony. On October 3, at their home, South View, New Norcia, a most representative gathering of friends had assembled including His Lordship, the Rt. Rev.
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As we go to press the sad tidings of the death of the Holy Father have been announced. The Catholics of the Archdiocese
will join their confreres throughout the world in praying for the repose of the soul of the great Pontiff.
A commemorative issue of "The Record" will be published next week. Details of the solemn obsequies at St. Mary's Cathedral will be announced later in the daily Press.
D.D., O.S.B., Rev. T. Hernandez, O.S.B. (parish
Gomez,
priest of New Norcia), Rev. Brother Oliver, Principal, and Rev. Brother Albertus
of S.I.C. Mrs. Nallion and her two
daughters, Nora and Maureen from Perth and the organisers-the four children of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lanigan-Robert and Joseph, Marie and Patricia who had so well organised the happy celebration. A handsome cutlery set and an equally handsome gold wristlet watch from the family were presented.