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                "value": "PAROW: The new Friary is just completed in Parow, and is a very fine building. Father Oliver supervised every detail of the construction, and has every reason to feel satisfied with his work. As a choir was blessed permission has been obtained to have an Oratory with the Blessed Sacrament in the Friary.",
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                "value": "The Good Shepherd nuns have decided to open a new foundation in the Parow parish. They are staring to build immediately and as they will need a Exx Chaplain from us, another priest could now be usefully stationed at Parow. It is arranged that Father Dominic should go there as soon as he arrives. It is hoped that in building their Church the Good Shepherd nuns will add a special wing for the parishioner; otherwise it would be necessary to provide a Chapel of ease in that area - it is about 1/2 miles from the Parow Church. It is approved on principle that Father Oliver should contribute something to the Exx building of this wing.",
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                "value": "Back from Parow town and in the direction of Parow Hill a new township is to be built later on called Parow Estate. A Chapel of Ease will probably be needed here in the future and ground space for this purpose has been bought.",
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                "value": "On the other side of the Railway line there is an area called Tiger Valley. Adding to this a section of the Matroosfontein parish I marked out an area which may possibly form a new parish (all within our present boundaries of course). A plot had been already bought down there and I have arranged for extra property to be bought to provide for the possibility of a school and convent there.",
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                "value": "MATROOSFONTEIN. The Shamrock Church will probably be demolished in the near future and there will be an immediate need for a School-Parish-Hall. A Hall today will cost at least £6000. The Dominican Sisters seem Exxx anxious to build the Hall, and in the event of their doing so it is proposed that the Capuchins should give them sufficient ground space for the purpose, and make an additional contribution up to perhaps £1000 - if it can be raised - to give the Capuchins a claim on the use of the Hall for Parochia purposes.",
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                "value": "ATHLONE. Of the 600 Exxxx or so children attending our school at Atlone about 500 are Catholics. But many children have to be turned away every year, and two additional classrooms could be filled. But the immediate need is for a School-Parish-Hall. The School needs it to serve as Assembly Hall, Drill Hall, Recreation Hall, Concert Hall etc. But for the priest in charge it is even more necessary. Efforts are being made to organize especially the youth of the Parish Clubs etc, and at present the classrooms have to be used for recreational purposes and for all kinds of Parish meetings. This is most unsatisfactory and is the cause of the Education Department in the Hall is built as a School Hall, the Education Department will pay 7per cent. interest annually on the cost as they do in the case of School buildings.",
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                "value": "Langa. The new Church and Friary at Langa are almost completed. Exxx But I have to announce that a tragic and disappointing situation has arisen. The Government has refused Fr. Christopher permission to reside at Langa. Apparently there was a law forbidding Europeans to live in Native Locations in S. Africa, but it was not strictly enforced. There is actually an English church minister residing at Langa. When we got the lease of this ground it was granted for the purpose of a church building and the residences of pastors and teachers. The Cape Town City intended to pass the plans of the Friary as a building specifically intended for Exxx a European resident, and no difficulty was foreseen. The new government have adopted a more strict policy of affairs segregation. We are still appealing to the Minister of Native Affairs, but there does not seem to be any great hope of success. Father Christopher can live there during the daytime but he must sleep in Athlone. If the appeal fails it seems that the best thing to do would be to cut off a certain section of the house for Fr. Christopher's use and \"let\" the remainder of the house to Native Catholic Teacher from the School.",
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