BISHOPS' ENGAGEMENTS

Bishop Casey Auxiliary of Westminster -Friday: Attends Requiem for late Parish Priest, St. Auxustine's Hammersmith, 8.00. Saturday: L'onsecrates altar and Concelebrates Mass, Our Lady & St. Joseph, Hanwell, 6.00. Sunday: Visit and Confirmation, St. Mary's. East Finchley. Monday: Continues Visit, East Finchley. Tuesday: Says Mass and presents Papal award, St. John's Wood, 6.00. Wednesday: Attends Council of Administration Meeting, Archbishop's House, 11,00. Blesses new Abbot and Concelebrates Mass, Ealing Abbey, 3.00. Thursday: Hospital of SS. John and Elizabeth, attends Hoard Meeting, 2,30. Presents Nurses' prizes, 4.00. Attends A.G.M. of Catholic Mothers, Cathedral Hall, 7.30.
Bishop Buller Auxiliary of Westminster -Tuesday: Addresses Ecumenical (hitherins Vs'alsingham House, Chingtord, 11,00.
Archbishop Cs'iwderoy of SouthwarkSunday: Mass at Meopharn, 11.15. Visit & Confirmation, Gravesend, 3.30. Tuesday: Visit & Confirmation, Modem 7.30. Wednesday: Mass for U.C.M. St. (icorge's Cathedral, 7.30. Thursday: Visit and Confirmation, Wimbledon Common. 7.30.
Bishop Cashman of Arundel and Brighton Sunday: Confirmation at Caterham Parish. Monday: Attends meeting of Voluntary Service Overseas Committee, Arundel Castle.
Bishop Rudderham of Clifton-Monday and Tuesday: In Rome for first meeting of the "Consilium Superius" of the Apostleship of the Sea.
RIsisop Foley of Lancaster-Sunday: Celebrates Mass for the Cathedral Anniversary, Lancaster, 10.30. Celebrates Mass fey Members of the Covenant Scheme and attends the A.G.M. of the Diocesan Scheme, Our Lady's High School. Lancaster, 3.0(1. Tuesday: Attends meeting of the School Inspectors. Lancaster. 3.00. Wednesday: Attends ceremony for signing contract for the Chaplaincy at the Lancaster University, 10.311. Blesses and opens the New Wing. Boarsibank Convalescent Home. Grange, 3.00.
Ribbon Wheeler of Leeds-Sunday: Visit and Confirmation, Earby (10.30), Barnoldsseick (3.110). Monday: Opening of St. George's High School. Bradford, 7.30. Tuesday. Speech Night. St. Mary's College. Leeds. 7.15. Wednesday: Union of Catholic Mothers Social Evening, St. Francis' Hall. Leeds 7.30. Thursday: Addresses Theological Society, Talley Hall, Leeds University, 8.00.
B ishop Harris Auxiliary of LiverpoolSunday: Visit and Confirmation, Sr. Columba's Hilyton Monday: Speaks to Newman Association at the Chaplaincy, 8.00. Tuesday: Leaves for Rome.
McClean of MiddlesbroughFrid▪ ay: Attends Vestment Guild Meeting, St. Charles, Hull, 3.00. Saturday: Concelebrates Macs for schoolchildren. Cathedral, 10.00. SUnday. Visit and Confirmation. Our Lady and St. Peter. Bridlington. Tuesday: Attends Meeting of Council of Priests, Station Hotel. York, 11,00.
Bishop ERR of Nottingham-Sunday: Visit and Confirmation, St. Peter's Grimsby. Monday; Visit and Confirmation, Cleethorpes, 6.30. Tuesday: Visit
Confirmation, Louth, 6.30.
Bishop Gnaw of Shrewsbury-Sunday: Visit and Confirmation, Christ the King. Bromborough. Monday: Visit continued, Christ the King. Tuesday: Chapter Meeting, St. Imbues, Liseard. Thursday: Presents prizes, St. Bede's School. Scunthorpe, Lines., 7.00.
APPOINTMENTS
PLYMOUTH Rt. Rev. Mgr. Canon J. Ryan parish Priest of St. Joseph's. Weymouth, and Very Rev. Canon A. Power, parish priest of Hovey Tracey. are both to retire from active duties.
Palish Priests: Very Rev. J. Weekes, parish priest of Dorchester is to be Dean of Dorset: Rt. Rev. Mgr, Provost P. J. 'Tobin, V.G., moves from Sacred Heart, Firmer to Hovey Tracey; Rev. J. Twohig from Sidmouth to St. Joseph's, Weymouth; Rev, F. Raiment from Heayitree to Sacred Heart, Exeter.
MIDDLESBROUGH FY. Anlhouy Biticersaffe has been appointed a Privy Cahmbcrlain with the title of Very Rev. Monsignor.
Cotton Nolan has been appointed a domestic prelate, with the title of Right Rev. Monsignor.
Mgr. James Collins, 44, of Mnyvaue. Co. Kerry, has become the first bishop to be consecrated in the Redemmorist Church at Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick City, Eire, the second consecration of a bishop in the city this year.
Priests urged to join Irish C.T.S.
SPEAKING at the first
annual meeting of the Catholic Truth Society of Ireland council since the new Communications Centre was opened in April, Archbishop Walsh of Tuam said the cost of the centre's upkeep could be put at about £12,000 a year. The chief source of income was members subscriptions. "In other words, we need at least 12,000 members who will subscribe £1 a year. . . .
"I feel bound to say that among the priesthood of Ireland we have a large number who do not show a sufficient interest in the C.T.S., and as a result the society suffers. Every priest ought to be a member, and by his example get many of his parishioners to join."
OBITUARY Mr. A. J. Paterson
Mr. A. J. Paterson, Chief Constable of Leeds, aged 57. Suffered a heart attack while speaking at an Interpol Conference in Japan. Born in Scotland he graduated M.A. and LI.B. at Aberdeen University while, serving in the Police. Appointed Chief Constable of Leeds in 1956 after holding a similar post in Salford. He leaves a widow, who was with him in Japan, a son who is a solicitor, and a married daughter. Mr. Paterson, who was a Catholic, was cremated in Kyoto by Church permission. A Requiem Mass was celebrated In Leeds Cathedral.
Conon C. Garvey
Canon Charles Garrey, former parish Priest of St. Aldan's. Basildon Yorks., has died in retirement in Dungannon. Co. Tyrone. He worked for 46 years in the Leeds Diocese, and was St. Aidan's first parish priest.