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Below is a summary of the results of
cate from Catholic schools of the Archdiocese and New Norcia: Number entered for full certificate ...... Number passed Number failed Percentage
413 284 129
68.2%
pass
Distinctions
191
Of those who failed, a number may add requisite subjects at the matriculation examination in Februery, if they are planning to enter University; or in the examinations in
November, 1962. In terms of distinctions, the outstanding passes were: J.
HEWITT, St. Charles' Seminary
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tinctions. C. R.
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7
subjects, 7 dis-
7 subjects, 6 distinctions. BAGLEY, Aquinas College McLEAN, St. Ildephonsus' College, 7 subjects, 6 dis-
tinctions. R. COLE, Marist Brothers, Subiaco tinctions.
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7
subjects, 6 dis-
6 subjects, 5 distinctions. M. NIMMO, St. Louis' School In all, .115 students shared 191 distinctions. The number of distinctions (in descending order) were distributed among the subjects as follows: Maths A, 31; Music, 30; Maths B, 22; Chemistry, 17; English, 13; Physics, 12; Economics, Speech and Drama, 11 each; History, 9; Geography, 8; Latin, Art, 6 each; French, 4; Italian, Biology, 3 each; German, 2; each. Technical Drawing, Accountancy, Geology, The percentage pass in this examination in previous years is as follows: 1
ANTULOV,
Year
Father Leonard, who originally comes from Glasgow, spent 18 years in the Royal Navy and this is his fourth time in the Far East Station. He has been to Australia once before. Father Leonard will be returning to Singapore shortly to join up with other ships of has
the British Navy. His usual transport from ship to ship is by helicopter or pass -by-line ("an improvement and safer method than the bosun's chair"). Father Leonard received an O.B.E. in the recent New Year's Honours list.
The Town Hall Is opposite
LEAVING RESULTS ANALYSIS students entered for the full Leaving Certifi-
The Catholic on board HMS Bulwark, at present in Fremantle, is Reverend Father H. S. Leonard, R.N. Of the two Catholic Chaplains on the Far East Station, one remains at Singapore, the other is afloat on various ships all the time.
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The following 115 students received one or more distinctions. Listed are the subjects in which distinctions were gained and in parentheses the number of subjects passed. ADAM, P.: English, French (7).
ANDERTON, J.: Maths A,
Chemistry (7). ANGUS, M.: Maths A (7).
Lucy:
Music
(5). BAGLEY, C.: History, Economics, Maths A, Maths B, Physics, Chemistry (7). BALZAN, E,: Maths B (7). BARCLAY, Kathleen: Chemistry, Music (7). BEATON, Ann: Music (5). BECK, S.: Music (4). BEVERIDGE, P.: Maths A,
Maths B (6). BOWMAN, Barbara: Speech
and Drama (7). BOYLSON, B.: History (5). BRAYSHER, Janice: Music (6). BROPHY, J.: Art (4).
BURROWS, Marcel leine: English, Music (5). CARNEY, P.: Music (5). CAWLEY Sally: Economics (6). CHIERA) L.: Art (6). COCKS, E.: History, Economics (6). COLE, R.: Latip, Geography, Maths A, Maths
Execution Of Lay Leaders In Cuba By
B, Physics, Chemistry (7).
COLGAN, P.: Economics (7). CONNAUGHTON, Madge: Music (4). COOK, J.: English Economics (6). CROSSFIELD, Susan. Music (6). DEAN, Helen: Music (6). DELLA POLINA, I.: Economics (7). DE LONGIS, Eda: Music (3). DE ROSA, E.: English (4). DIFFEN, I.: Physics (7). DOHERTY, Elizabeth: French, History, Economics, Biology (7). DUANE, Kathleen: Music
Castro Regime Kingston, Jamaica: Two Catholic lay
22 -year-old
leaders have been executed by the regime of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, according to reports reaching here. Reports state that Norberto Camacho, president of the Catholic Action organisation in Remedios, and Luis Guevara, another Catholic Action leader in Santa Clara
province, were shot for organising "Catholic festivities."
(7). DUNN, J.: Economics (6). EGAN, Pamela: Music (7). EYLES, A,: Maths B (7).
FISHER, .: History (6). FITZGERALD, S.: English, Speech and Drama (7). FITZPATRICK, B.: Geography (7). FORMENTIN, M.: Italian (6). FLYNN, J. Art (3). GENOVESE, C.: Maths A, Maths B, Physics, Chem-
istry (7). GHERADI, J.: Maths B (6).
Maths A,
GODFREY, Jacque line : English, Biology (6). GOETZ, G.: German (1). GREEP, M.: Maths A, Maths B (6). GUIMELLI , P.: Maths B (7). GRAHAM, B.: Maths A, Maths B, Chemistry (7). HARTIGAN, M.: Maths A, Maths B, Chemistry (6). HARRIS, D.: Maths A, Maths B, Chemistry (7). Continued on Page 16
"No Comment" On Priest's Arrest Lisbon: Manuel Cardinal Goncalves Cere-
jeira, Patriarch of Lisbon, is withholding comment obout a Lisbon priest who has been reported arrested as an aftermath of the New
Bishop Rafferty's
Year's Day assault on the Beja army barracks. Father Jose Costa Pio lett Lisbon on January 2 and i_; not expected back for some time, according to persons at his Arroios parish
Solemn Pontifical
Requiem Mass On Friday last, the Archdiocese formally mourned the passing of the Most
Reverend John Joseph Rafferty, Bishop of Pharan and Auxiliary to His Grace the Archbishop. His Lordship died in Ireland on the eve of his return to the Archdiocese after six months with his relatives. The Pontifical Requiem Mass was presided at by His Grace the Archbishop and celebrated by the Most Reverend A. Gumme r, Bishop of Geraldton. The panegyric on the late Bishop Rafferty was preached by the Most Reverend L. J. Goody, Bishop of Bunbury. The Lord Abbot of New Norcia, the Most Reverend Gregory Gomez, O.S.B., was present in the sanctuary. His Grace was assisted by Right Reverend Monsignors E. Kennedy, assistant priest, E. Moss and E. Sullivan, assistants on the Throne, Ministers of the Mass were three priests from County Clare, the late .
Bishop's home county. They
church. But other sources here have said he is being held by the government because of his contacts with Manuel Serra, who has been arrested for complicity in the Beja attack Father Costa Pio, an assistant at the Arroios church for the past 25 years, has a city-wide reputation as a confessor and as a man who shares all his possessions with the needy. Last year the priest, who holds strong views on matters of social justice, joined 46 other Catholics, including six priests, in signing a letter to Prime Minister Antonio De Oliveira Salazar protesting police abuses. He and the other signers
were Right Rev. Monsignor J. T. McMahon, assistant priest, Rev. J. McGillicuddy, deacon, and Rev. T. Linnane, sub -deacon. Rev. W. Foley was roaster of cere-
.
monies.
Present in the sanctuary were right reverend and very reverend monsignors from the Archdiocese, the Diocese of Banbury and New Norcia. Over 170 priests were present, from all over the State, testifying to wide range of the late Bishop's memory with the priests of the ecclesiastical province. Representatives of all religious orders were present at the Requiem Mass. The rest of the space in the Cathedral was taken up by members of the laity who were able to get to the
NOTICE
lent him the bail money. He and the other persons were amnestied before they came to trial. In February, 1960, Manuel Serra, a member of the Portuguese Catholic Action movement, was arrested for alleged complicity in an abortive uprising in March, 1959. He escaped from a Lisbon hospital disguised as a priest. It was alleged that the cassock he wore came from Father Costa Pio. Serra sought political asylum in the Cuban legation and then left the country for Brazil. But now, having returned to Portugal clandestinely, he has been arrested in connection with the Beja assault.
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Mass.
The
Pontifical Requiem Mass was chanted by the clergy. At the conclusion of the Mass, His Lordship Bishop Gummer gave an absolution over the catafalque.
TO
ere charged with defamation and required to post 190 hail pending trial. Fr. -Costa Pio would have gone to prison except that a friend vs
The casket containing the body of the late Bishop J. Rafferty lays before the altar of the parish church of Kilialoe. On top of the coffin the late Bishop's mitre and biretta have been laid.
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