Page 13, 7th June 1963
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The Conclave To Elect A New Pope Will Open On June 19
THE INTERREGNUM As the Cardinals travel to Rome . Pr F1F Church, and indeed the whole world . is plunged into sorrow at the death of Good Pope John. But the world does not stand......
Mass For Nalgo Delegates
r1ATHOLIC delegates at this year's Conference of NALGO (the National and Local Government Officers' Association), to be held at Bournemouth next week, will attend a special Mass......
Tribute To Work For Vocations
- LpisHoP BECK of Salford paid 1J1 tribute, last week, to the work being done by Manchester's Serra Club to foster vocations, when he spoke at the Club's annual dinner at the......
Welsh Lourdes Pilgrimage Expects 500
Catholic Herald Reporter A RCHBISHOP MURPHY of Cardiff and Bishop Petit of Menevia will be leading some 500 Welsh pilgrims to Lourdes in the Second Annual Welsh National......
Y.c.w.'s In Wales
Young Christian Workers in Wales. who started a branch in Carmarthen early this year, welcomed a delegation from Y.C.W. Headquarters in London to their Youth Centre last week.......
Ministry Says 'no'
The Minister of Education has refused to authorise plans for a Catholic Secondary school at Derby, where Primary school accommodation has been declared as "grossly overcrowded".......
Morals Council Slams 'glamour'
THE Public Morality Council, of which Bishop Craven, Vicar Capitular of Westminster, is a Vice-Chairman, states, in its 63rd Annual Report that a stricter application of the......
C.y.m.s. Rally Points Way For Action
From Fr. Bernard Basset, S.J. BUXTON, Sunday. HE Catholic Young Men's Society does things in style. Street signs point the way to their conference hall, the mayor of Buxton......
College Fees Go Up £21 P R Ior Park College, Bath,
faced with meeting an overdraft and loans totalling some £30,000, is to put up its school fees to 1336 a year—an increase of £21—beginning with the autumn term. A warning of......