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The Executive Council on May 17 approved the appointment of the V. Rev. John Rolland Boylen, S.J., to the Senate of the University of Western Australia.
Kalgoorlie and studied at the Christian Brothers' College there. In 1924 Father Boylen went to the Dublin National University of Ireland where he secured a His PhilB.A. (Honours). osophy course was taken at Ignatiuskolleg, Valkenburg, in Germany, which college is affiliated with Gregorian University, Rome. The doctorate of philosophy was completed by Father Boylen in 1930. In 1934 he was at Louvain University, Belgium, where he obtained his licentiate of Sacred Theology.
Father Boylen was Rector
Xavier College, Melbourne in 1954-which position he held till 1959. During that time he served as of
and educational committees. They were the Headmasters' Association Public Schools: the Headmasters' Conference of Australia; the Headmasters' Australian College of Education; the Schools' Board of the University of French the Melbourne; of Committee Standing Schools' Board; the Public Examination Committee and the Joint Matriculation Committee.
The three ceremonies were combined and after the Ring, Veils and Cross had been blessed, Mass was celebrated. Prior to the reception of Holy Communion by the religious making their vows of Poverty, Chastity and Obedience, Sister Mary Julian Doolan took her final vows, followed by Sister Mary Helena Lavelle who took temporary vows. At the conclusion of Holy Mass three postulants received the They habit of the order. were Misses Bridie Quinn
(Sister Mary Anita), Letitia Power (Sister Mary Pacelli) and Theresa Duffy (Sister Mary Camille.) Sister M. Julian, who took the final vows comes from Swan Hill, Victoria. Present for her final profession were her sister Mrs. R. J. Livingston of Swan Hill; a cousin, Mr. T. Danaher, of East Ivanhoe and a friend Miss E. O'Brien of Ultimo. The other Sisters all came from Eire; Sister M. Lavelle from Ballynew, Castlebac
Death has taken yet another highly esteemed member of the community of the Sisters of Mercy at St. Brigid's, West Perth, in the person of Sr. M. Catherine Smyth, who died on May 8 at St. John of God Hospital, Subiaco, after a prolonged illness.
and spent almost sixty-four years in the religious life; her diamond jpbilee of profession would have been on August 11 of this year. She was proverbial for her kindly charity and her never failing thought for othersespecially the sick. Utter unselfishness was the keynote of all her activity. She has gone to her Master, her hands laden with good works in the interest of others. The late parish priest of Thebarton, South Australia-Father F. Smyth-was a brother of Sr. M. Catherine, and Canon Smyth of Adelaide, her uncle. It was through the friend-
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ship of the latter with Mgr. Anselm Bourke V.G., formerly of Perth, that Sister chose West Perth as the field of her religious zeal. Sr. M. Patricia of St. Mary's Convent, Leederville and Sr. M. Oliver of the Sisters of St. John of God, are cousins, as also is Rev. E. Smyth of Wilunga, South Australia, and Sisters M. Rose and M. Marcella Byrne of the Sisters of St. Joseph, S.A.
Requiem Mass for the repose of her soul was celebrated at St. Brigid's Church on May 10. His Lordship Bishop Rafferty presided. Right Rev. Monsignor E. Sullivan was the celebrant of the Mass, with Rev. D. Brunetti as Deacon and Rev. F. Dillon as' Subdeacon.
Masses in
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Sr. M. Catherine Dies, 64 Years A Nun
Of Irish parentage, born in Alma, South Australia, the late Sister entered St. Brigid's after leaving school,
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ter Devotions. Masses for the feast of the Ascension at St. Patrick's Church Fremantle will be celebrated at 7, 8, 9, 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
V. Rev. J. R. Boylen, S.J.
At St. John of God Convent, Subiaco, on Friday, May 13, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Kennedy, V.G., accepted the final vows, temporary vows and also received three postulants into the Order of St. John of God as novices.
Father Boylen is Rector of St. Thomas More College Crawley, which appointment he took over from Rev. P. Finn S.J. this year. He was born in 1906 in
Appeal For Kimberley Missions ?Ascension Mass
St. Mary's Cathedral on e Ascension Thursday (/ e May 26.
Nuns Take Temporary, Final Vows At St. John's In Treble Rite
Rt, Rev. Mgr. J. T. McMahon
602 HAY STREET
Perth, Thursday, May 19, 1960
The Town Hall is opposite.
Fr. Boylen Appointed To Senate Of University The Right Reverend Monsignor J. T. McMahon who served on the Senate for 25 years resigned on the 23rd March. Monsignor McMahon will remain a member of the St. Thomas More College Council.
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Sister M. Pacelli from Ballyfoyle, Kilkenny and Sister M. Camille from Charles tow'', Mayo. Present in the sanctuary for the ceremony were the Reverend C. Nolan (chap-
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On Wednesday, May 25, a Requiem Mass will he offered for the late Most Reverend
Patrick Joseph Clune, former Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Perth.
Nears Total Of Fifteen Hundred With the Kimberley Appeal still running in all States of the Commonwealth, there is still a long way to go to attain the minimum sum necessary as a measure to save the Kimberley
Mission.
So far, Perth Archdiocese has contributed £ 1,354/5/3 through the Catholic Mission Office. A separate list sent down by His Lordship Bishop Jobst, S.A.C., brings the total for the West to £1,445/19/9. £40,000 IS THE TARGET. Donations may be sent to the KIMBERLEY APPEAL, CATHOLIC CENTRE. VICTORIA SQUARE.
Acknowledged with thanks of His Lordship, Bishop Jobst, are the following donations sent direct to him: Dominican Priory, Dongara £ 10 10 6 Rev. T. Keogh, Riverstone .. .. .. .. 10 10 6 Convent of Mercy, Midland Junction .. 10 1 0 T. F. M. Devitt, Kalgoorlie .. .. .. .. 10 0 6 F. J. O'Dwyer, East Victoria Park .. .. 10 0 0 St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale .. 5 0 0 F. Kenny, Tammin .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 0 0 H. Nevin, Bunbury .. .. .. .. .. 5 0 0 J. J. Hynes, Waterloo .. .. .. 5 0 0 Mary P. Flynn, South Perth .. .. 3 .3 0 Margaret O'Connor, Como .. .. .. 2 0 0 S. D. Taylor, Bunbury .. .. .. 2 0 0 Anonymous .. .. .. .. .. 2 0 0 Mary Harkins, Riverton .. 1 10 0 Boulderite, Boulder .. .. .. .. .. I 0 0 Anonymous, Bicton .. .. .. . 1 0 0 H. Archer, Scarborough .. .. .. .. 1 0 0 E. M. Z. Baker, Perth .. .. . 1 0 0 Boulderite, Boulder .. .. , .. .. .. 1 0 0 J. Kelly, Perth .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 0 0 Anonymous, Perth .. 1 0 0 St. Joseph's Boys' Town, Bin.cloon. .. .. 1 0 0 Hawkins Family, Riverton .. .. .. .. 15 0 Anonymous, Perth .. .. .. .. .. 10 6 P. C. de Bruin, Highgate .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 0 A. McGuire, Kalamunda .. .. . 5 0 . .
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lain) J. Nolan, B. Maxwell (Victoria) F. Dillon and Father Albert O.D.C., who preached the occasional ser-
A meeting has been arranged at the hospital for the committee members and friends of St. Joseph's Hospital, Bicton, for Monday, May 30, at 8 p.m. The meeting is to discuss preparations for the annual Fete in All are welNovember,
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Debut Before Archbishop At Ball Twenty-two debutantes were presented to His Grace the Archbishop on Tues-
day night. The occasion was the annual Catholic Ball organised by the Y.C.W.
Girls' Movement. The Embassy Ballroom was tastefully decorated for the occasion, a feature being baskets of flowers profusely placed among the 600 people attending. As each of the debutantes was presented to His Grace by Miss Margaret Collopy, President of the Y.C.W. Girls, they curtsied before him and kissed his ring. After the presentation the debs and their partners performed the Pride of Erin dance before the audience of guests. Those who made their debut were: Misses Kathleen Eley, Diane Clarke, Veronica Dryden, Maria McGuire, Lynette, Duffy, Gay Pooley, Mary
Hallett, Franceine Jeffery, Margaret Jackson, Lynnore Nowotny, Ann Lynch, Maria Parlongo, Anne McDonald, Patricia Horner, Yvonne Scapin, Eileen Shanahan, Margaret Tracey, Wendy Buckenara, Carole Ochiltree, Margaret Dyson, Mary King and Sandra McKimmie. The official party included His Grace the Archbishop, Reverends E. McKenn,a and P. Quinn. As His Grace entered, the orchestra played Faith of Our Fathers and Miss Marie Adams, Vice-President of the Girls' Section of the Y.C.W., welcomed His Grace and everybody present. Miss Adams thanked His Grace for coming and also for his continued interest in support of the movement. Rev. J. P. O'Brien, chaplain to the Y.C.W., then presented Miss M. Collopy (Pres.), Miss M. Adams (Vice-Pres.) and Miss P. Watson (Sec.) to His Grace. A return Debutante Dance will be held at the Y.A.L. Ballroom, Irwin -street, Perth, on Saturday night, May 28. This dance will be held in conjunction with the regular Saturday night dance, and the proceeds of this night will aid the Miss Olympia Contest.
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Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. Bourke .. In Loving Memory of Ethel Bland .. "Yours Truly" .. Mrs. E. M. Mulligan .. Mary J. McCarthy .. Mr. and Mrs. P. Doherty .. R. and S. English .. Mr. W. J. Worner Anonymous .. Anonymous,' Kalgoorlie Miss Sheelah Summers .. Leaving and Commercial Classes, Ladies' Col. lege, Victoria-sq. Mr. and Mrs. Peterkin Mrs. Smith .. Miss G. Walsh .. Mr. J. O'Sullivan .. Anonymous .. In Memory of Annie Clarke (dec.) Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly .. Mrs. Shanley Mr. Bill Page .. Anonymous .. Mrs. Ruth Lester .. Mrs. C. M. Donovan .
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Reds Remove Leader After Riots Berlin,-The local secretary of the Communist party in Poland's "model" industrial city of Nowa Huta was removed from his post following clashes between police and Catholic demonstrators, it was reported here. The demonstrations took place April 27 and 28 in t the attempted removal of a cross marking the site earmarked for Nowa Huta's first church. Nowa Huta, site of the Lenin steelworks, the largest in Poland, was built near Cracow a decade ago has mire than 100,' 000 inhabitants. No provision
was made for a church, but following the ouster of the Stalinist regime in 1956, the government agreed to let a church be built. Land in focal point of the city was set aside for the purpose, and in 1957, Archbishop Eugeniusz Baziak, Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese -of Cracow, dedicated the cross marking the site. Permission for construction of the church was said to have been revoked by government officials last year on grounds that a new school was needed on the But it is understood site. that the cross still stands there.