Mission at Cathedral
The mission conducted by Rev. Fathers E. M'Loughlin, C.Ss.R., and J. Walsh, C.Ss.R., at Railway Town and South will conclude to-morrow. They…
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Churches, 1935
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Mission at Cathedral
The mission condueted by Rev. Fothers E. M'Loughlin, C.Ss.R., and J. Walsh, C.Ss.R., at Railway Town and South will conclude to-morrow. They…
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The service at the Sulphide-Blende Church on Sunday evening last will live lons in the memories of those privileged to attend. The spiritual…
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The Catholic Mission conducted by the Redemptorist Fathers opened last night at the Cathedral with an overflowing congregation. The chancel,…
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SYDNEY, Monday. Canon Jellicoe Rogers, of the Church of England at Denillquin, in a pastoral address definitely refuses to conduct the burial…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Congregational Church Visit of N.S.W. CHAIRMAN
The Key W. T. Hooker, chairman of the New South Wales Congregational Union, took both services at the Congregational Church yesterday. At…
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BRISBANK, Tuesday.-By the will of the late Mr.Charles Shepherd, was died at Proston, in the Wondai district, on June 7, the Anglican Church…
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His term of three months in Broken Hill having expired, Rev. Father Head will leave at the end of next week for Brisbane. Rev. Father…
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DARWIN, Wednesday.-Two laggers loaded with stores and timber set out from Darwin in charge of Father Docherty, of the Order of…
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The result of matches played on Saturday last under the auspices of the Church Association resulted:A Grade.- St. Andrew's defeated…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Catholic Mission; Second Week
The mission conducted so successfully, at the Cathedral enters on its second and last week to-morrow. A record in numbers receiving…
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The chairman of the district (Rev. Clemens W. G. Smith) has returned from his visit to Oiary and Cockburn. At Cockburn a successiul Sunday…
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The visit of the New South Wales chairman was concluded with a public meeting on Monday night. A very good musical programme was provided…
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The visit of the New South Wales chairman was concluded with a public meeting on Monday night. A very good musical programme was provided…
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The chairman of the district (Rev. Clement W. G. Smith) has returned from his visit to Olary and Cockburn. At Cockburn a successful Sunday…
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The anniversary celebrations in connection with the Thomas-street Methodist Sunday School were commenced yesterday. The church…
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Tenders for the erection of the new Oxide-street. Methodist Church will close oh Friday, and on Monday night consideration will be given to them…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Inspired by Book £2000 Donation For Inland Mission MELBOURNE
"Flynn of the Inland." the book by Ion Idriess, which deals with the work of the Australian Inland Mission and its pioneering. superintendent (the…
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A "Rainbow" Fair'in aid of the Gypsum-street Baptist Church was held in the church yesterday, the function being opened by Mr. V…
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The mission conducted at the Cathedral with such success during the past fortnight ends to-morrow with two great functions. First, the…
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