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Fields Debutantes Make Bow Acting on behalf of His Grace the Archbishop, the Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Sullivan (himself of Goldfields birth) received 12 debutants at the annual Catholic Ball at Kalgoorlie recently.
Father Phelan Loses Mother
Thanks For £750 Holy Land Gift
regret to record the His Grace the Archbishop has received the death in Ireland on June 29 at the age of 70 years of following letter from Rev. Fr. Gerard Bushell, Mrs. Catherine Phelan, of the Holy Land Commissariat, N.S.W.: mother of the Rev. T. Phe- Your Grace: I wish to all members of the Latin lan, administrator of Cot- acknowledge your cheque Church in the Near East tesloe parish. for £750 forwarded through surely feel towards them, if Deceased had been in Rev. P. Quinn, and repre- and when you announce the failing health for some time senting collections taken up results of this year's collecbut had the happiness of throughout the Archdiocese tions. seeing her son -priest within for the Holy Land in 1959. With renewed thanks to the past twelve months. On behalf of the whole of Your Grace, to your geneMrs. Phelan died at the missions in the Near rous clergy and faithful, Windsgap, Thomastown, Co. East, and particularly in the Sincerely yours in Christ, Kilkenny. She is survived name of my Franciscan conFr. GERARD BUSHELL, by her husband Richard, freres there, I express my O.F.M., S.T.D. four sons and a daughter. deep gratitude. May she rest in peace. There can be little doubt "The Record" extends sinthe next point of breakcere sympathy to Fr. Phelan that Director Asks through on the part of the and other members of the Communists is somewhere family. in the eastern Mediterranean sector. Our people in Sacrifices For Palestine are already prepared for the worst, and it Flower Girls: C. McGINTY, P. SMITH. Front row: D. MAGUIRE, R. MARTIENSON, R. COLLARD, R. KEZICH, A. BROWN, G. STARR. is quite possible that they Mission Needs B. GLASSON, D. CABLE, J. EVANS, K. DALY, G. ZAPPELLI, F. HODGINS, J. LARCOMBE, are about to face the most F. LARCOMBE. Back row: Y. BOTHWELL, B. WILLIAMS, J. EVANS, M. JOYCE, V. McCARTHY, H. STE1NHAUSER, grievous challenge that our The girls of the Home M. COOPER, P. RODGERS, F. VIRGIN, C. MITCHELL. known of Good Shepherd would missions gratefully welcome dona- throughout the past seven The young ladies presentSupper arrangements standing, particularly that tions of any disused vio- hundred years. For this reaed and their partners were: were in the capable hands of the young lasses, whose lins for their orchestra. son, they are constantly Yvonne Bothivell (Brian of Mesdames Hurley and lovely picture frocks gave They have players to fit grateful for the help affordCable (Bill Abud. A graceful ball a colourful atmos- the instruments. ed them from all parts of Glasson), Margaret Cooper tion of modern dancing was phere. The orchestra at the the Catholic world and, not (Pat Rodgers), Kay Daly given by English couple, The debutantes enjoyed a moment stands at 15 least, from the open-hearted (John Evans), Rosalie Mar- Mr. and Mrs. W. Daven- beautifully decorated cake, pieces more are willing of this country. the gift of Mrs. Cooper of to play than have' instru- Catholics tiensen (Aubrey Hickey), port. I would be grateful if you The frocking was out- Rhode-st. Valda McCarthy (Harry ments to play on. would inform your own Steinhauser), Gwenda Starr people of Perth of this per(Andrew Brown), Fay Virsonal sense of gratitude gin (Colin Mitchell), Jan which our missionaries, and Evans (Murray Joyce), Fay Hodgins (Gil Zapeli), Rosie Kezich (Ronald Collard) and Frances Larcombe (Jim Larcombe). Two flower girls, Paula Smith and Christine McOn Tuesday, July 14, a Ginty, preceded the debuThe feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Monastery, North Perth, very special evening will be tantes who were presented held for converts and other will preach the festive serwill be solemnly observed in the parish of mon. St. Patrick's choir, by Miss Noelle Cooper. "Let us do our part in seekers after information. At the Catholic Centre at the imperious duty of the The official party includ- Hilton Park on Sunday, July 19. Fremantle, will be present. 8 p.m., a lecture -cum -ques- Church to propagate the ed: Rt. Rev. Mgr. Sullivan; Pope Pius XII, of saintly votions, including The Carmelite Fathers tion -box will be conducted Gospel throughout the the Mayor and Mayoress of memory, did not take from sion of the Most a procesBlessed invite all religious and faith- in order to explain all sorts world. It can be affirmed Kalgoorlie, Mr. and Mrs. the Carmelite Order its cen- Sacrament, at 3 o'clock ful to in be present on Sunday of puzzling Catholic prac- that in nations Catholic R. G. Moore; the Mayor and turies' old privilege of com- the afternoon. afternoon, July 19, to make vitality is measured by the terminology. Mayoress of Boulder, Mr. memorating the feast of The V. Rev. K. Crowe, the function worthy of the tices and and Mrs. A. Gillespie; the Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Rector of the Redemptorist What is a novena? What sacrifices which it accepts Holy Mother of Carmel. chairman of the Road Board, with a solemn octave. are scapulars? These are for the missionary cause. Mr. A. Cruikshank, and some of the many questions The missionary spirit kinThus, the Carmelite Fathby the fire of charity, Mrs. Cruikshank; Inspector that could be asked. You dled Modernity Is Keynote Of and Mrs. G. E. Meyer; Mr. ers at Hilton Park have inmay have one about which is in a way the first response of our gratitude to:M. Harwood; Rev. Fathers stituted in the West their we have never heard. Buckley, McGrath, Hesse, venerable practice of transThe Catholic Faith is a wards God," from Pope Plus Completed Church Paul ferring, as they do in the Of St. XII. Byrne and McSweeney. many - splendoured thing Eastern States, the solemn and there are so many happy Recalling these words of Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. commemoration of the feast ways in which Catholics ex- the late Holy Father, the greeted who J. Pilkington, from the day itself, July 16, press their faith as they Rt. Rev. Mgr. A. R. Thomas, the official guests as they to the Sunday within the live it. Tuesday night, July national Missions director arrived at the ball. octave. 14, is your night for finding (pictured) expressed his Belle of the ball was out about the things that gratitude to the many CathMiss Janice Bailey. This affords greater opwho olics are constantly puzzle you. portunity to the faithful to generous to the missions. participate more fully in At the same time he said the annual commemoration that last year Catholics of the feast. Legacy Appeal throughout the world conNun Wins Credit The National Shrine of A request has been re- tributed only one -seventh of Our Lady of the Scapular ceived by Mr. A. Mackay the amount urgently needed of Mount Carmel is at the Dick, secretary of the en- on the mission fields. In beautiful Church of the The recent building development at St. Paul's rolment committee of Perth If the Church was to At the recent midwifery Carmelite Fathers, Middle Church, Mt. Lawley (above) has provided extra Legacy, that priests who emerge victorious in her examination held In this Park, Melbourne, Victoria. seating for over 100 officiate at the burial ser- struggle against communparishioners. State, candidates trained at The Masses at Hilton ex-servicemen ism, then, said Mgr. Thomas, of vice In addition the Church St. Anne's Nursing Home, Park at 7 a.m. and 9.30 Catholics must look out should contact him. Mt. Lawley, were all suc- a.m. on Sunday, July 19, now has a finished sancThe purpose of this re- past the boundaries of their cessful in passing. will be offered according to tuary and a very modern parishes, out past the shores Robes enable Legacy quest is to sacristy. Situated underSr. M. De Montfort the Carmelite Rite, which is neath members to contact widows of their own country and sacristy is a large Sheedy gained a credit also known as the "Rite of room the and children of deceased ex- redouble their efforts and which will provide the Church of the Holy pass. servicemen as soon as pos- to help a small army of dequate storage space. Sepulchre at Jerusalem." sible after their deaths so Christ who are fighting His In our issue of July 1 Two shrines or small There will be solemn de on the mission fields, it was stated that rnemthat advisers can be ap- battle chapels have been added to battle which began 2,000 hers of the legal profespointed for accepted depen- ayears the church. The altars are Christ's battle sion would attend the dants and the benefits of for theago.conquest of marble with terrazzo of the Red Mass at the CatheLegacy. paved floors. souls of all mankind. dral, on July 15, at 9 It is pointed out that legal "Now is the acceptable Clergy Day Of Recollection All the exterior brick a.m., would wear acaadvice, medical and educa- time to extend a helping work is pastel while the Priests are invited to participate in the usual demic dress. tional assistance and various hand interior is of pastel sand to the missions monthly day of recollection at the Redemptorist other facilities are available through support of the We are informed by lime brick. Monastery, North Perth, on Tuesday, July 14 at and that to them Legacy the organisers that acaThe general design of the Holy Father's own society 10 o'clock. additions is in line with the demic dress will not be services are often most ur- for the Propagation of the original building which in worn. gently needed at such a Faith tomorrow it may itself is quite modern. 4,84.4.04,1.4.4.0.0.04.4.0.0#4.04,411.44. time. be too late," he concluded. We
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