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Churches, 1910

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A Protestant Writer on the Catholic Church

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 7

These few words of Mr. William Allen Wright, the American Protestant writer, might be meditated upon with the greatest profit by our non-Catholic friends:…

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The Parish of Moss Vale: Diocesan Concursus

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 32

The parochial district, of Moss Vale having become vacant through the appointment of the Very Rev. Father John Carroll as Bishop of Lismore, his Eminence the Cardinal…

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The Catholic Club Smoke Concert

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 24

The Victorian visitors were entertained at a smoke concert by the members of the Catholic Club on Tuesday evening. The function took place at the Club rooms,…

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Catholic Trades Unions in Action

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 4

The Catholic spirit is strong in the north-western departments of France. Here Leon Harmel ha his model manufacturing establishment, and the farmers have brought…

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Molokai Leper Mission. Australian Sympathy Recognised

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 25

We are in receipt of a letter from the Rev. Father Maximo, in charge of the Leper station at Molokai, thanking us for remit­tance of money collected, and asking us to…

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The Catholic Church in the Philippines Apostolic Delegate Honoured Governor Forbes' Tribute to Monsignor Agius

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 13

A little over five years ago Dom Ambrose Agius, O.S.B., was about to start far the United States, as companion to his General, for the visitation of the houses of his…

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The Victorian Catholic Young Men. Cricket Team Visits Sydney, Entertaining the Visitors

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 22

On Thursday morning last, a cricket team representing the Catholic Young Men's Society of Victoria, arrived in Sydney by the Melbourne express. They came at the…

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London's Catholic Lord Mayor. His First Act. Attends the Meeting of the Guild of the Blessed Sacrament

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 11

President Toft's presence at various religious functions, Catholic as well as Protestant, is being favourably commented on in the American press. An incident of a…

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The Children's Columns For Boys and Girls Who Read the " Catholic Press" Edited by Playmate. How the Yellow Giraffe got his Long Neck

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 42

Once upon a time, when there were only animals in the world, the Great Elephant lived in tin shady forests of the earth with all the other animals. And all the other…

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A Family of Church Robbers

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 4

The coming of ago the other day of the Marquis of Tavistock, the only son and heir of the Duke of Bedford, has induced an English contemporary by way of historic interest…

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Why They Don't Co to Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 11

The September "American Magazine" prints the following from Thomas F. Wood-lock, formerly editor of the "Wall-street Journal," addressed to Ray. Stannard, Baker,…

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Floreat Subiaco. the New Church of the Benedictines. Opened by the Cardinal

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 25

It is now sixty-one years since the nuns of the Order of St. Benedict established their monastery at Subiaco, on the delightful banks, of the Parramatta River…

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New Church at Arncliffe

Watchman · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 12

On Saturday. 22nd ult., in the presence of a large gathering, his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney laid the foundation-stone of the new Church of St. David's, Arncliffe…

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Church Service at Smythesdale

Watchman · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 9

Members of the Loyal Wilson Lodge, No. 162, Scarsdale, mustered in full force on Sunday evening, when a church service, under the auspices of the lodge, was held…

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Church in the Cyclone

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 7

Among the losses sustained by the recent cyclone at Brewarrina the Church of England congregation have suffered heavily. This far western parish is under…

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The Churches. Bowraville

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1910 · page 4

The Rev. Mr. M'Alpine Presbyterian minister who has been transferred to Sydney was on Tuesday entertained by the people of the district and presented with a purse of…

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Another Baby Found. in a Petersham Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 4 February 1910 · page 6

The walling tones of an Infant surprised one of the reverend fathers on going into St. Thomas' Roman Catholic Church yesterday. Looking round, he saw an animated little…

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The Churches. Lawson

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 4 February 1910 · page 11

On Wednesday the foundation-stone of the new Emmanuel Church was laid by the Archbishop of Sydney (Dr. Wright). The weather was perfect, and a large lathering attended…

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Baby in a Church

The Star · Friday 4 February 1910 · page 1

Another healthy baby, well-dressed, and well-nourished, was found in a church last night. A lady entered St. Thomas's Roman Catholic Church at Lewisham, and was…

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Another Church "Baby."

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 4 February 1910 · page 9

Yesterday evening a lady who went to attend service at St. Thomas's R.C. Church, Lewisham heard a cry apparently coming from under an empty pew. She made a search, and came across…

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