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Churches, 1913

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Catholic Insurance Co. a Promising Outlook

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 41

The first ordinary general meeting of the Catholic Church Property Insurance Company of Australasia, Limited, was recently held in the Board Room, Sydney, the…

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A Grazier's Will. Late Mr. Ross, M.l.c. Legacy to the Presbyterian Church

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 7

Probate has been granted in the Will of the late Mr. Alexander-Ross, M.L.C., grazier,of Billabong Station, Germanton. The estate, for probate purposes, was valued at £69,409 8S 7d…

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Unmasking Alleged Priest. Anti-catholic Lecturer Exposed

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 37

A recent recruit to the ranks of anti-Catholic lecturers in England is a certain Theodore Von Huisen, or Von Husen, who calls himself Father Von Huisen, and…

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Redemptorist Mission in New Zealand. an Unveiling Ceremony

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 40

The mission which was conducted by the Redemptorist Fathers—McDermott and Lynch—at Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand, recently, was well attended, and…

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The U.s. Cabinet. Must Have a "Catholic."

Watchman · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 5

Before President, Wilson named his Cabinet there was a concerted effort on the part of Romanists in every part of the States to have a member of their Church…

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The Catholic World. Moran's Bread Is the Best

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 10

Within the last ten years 21 parishes in the vicinity of Paris have sprung into existence; four others have geen planned. Bishop Burt (Methodist) is reported to…

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Mr. Watt's Mission. London, Wednesday, 11.40 p.m

The Sun · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 7

Interviewed by the "Times" to-day, Mr. Watt, the Victorian Premier, explained that his mission to London was to arrange for the conversion of tho £4,000,000 loan, and to…

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Triumph Op Catholic Albania. the European Sensation of the Week

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 26

Austria has come to the rescue of the presented Albanian Catholics, who after centuries of struggle have, it seems, gained this week freedom of faith and national…

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The Children's Columns. For Boys and Girls Who Read the "Catholic Press." Essay Competition. The subject is: "The Book I Like Best, And What It Is About."

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 44

No better theme could be set, as it gives all an opportunity of taking part in the competition. Every child, even the youngest, reads books of some kind or other—I…

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New Church for Naremburn

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 34

His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney will play the foundation stone of the new church, Willoughby-road, Naremburn, on Sunday, April 6. The church will be a beautiful…

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Easter in the Churches: Wonderful' Scenes of Devotion How Catholics Celebrated Holy Week St. Mary's Cathedral

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 20

Thousands upon thousands knelt within the walls of St. Mary's Cathedral assisting at the ceremonies of Holy Week, which were curried out with great solemnity. It was…

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St. Patrick's, Church Hill

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 20

The Holy Week ceremonies were celebrated with great, solemnity at St. Patrick's, Church Hill. The morning devotions begun at 7 o'clock, and were attended by large…

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Church of Mary Immaculate, Manly

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 21

On Good Friday an exceptionally large congregation assembled in the Church of Mary Immaculate, Manly. After the Stations of the Cross, the Very Rev. Father…

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Church of Holy Name of Mary, Rydalmere

The Catholic Press · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 21

On Good Friday afternoon in the Church of the Holy Name of Mary, Rydahumere there was a large congregation to make the Way of the Cross and to hear the…

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Constantine the Great, Sixteenth Centenary of the Edict of Milan. Granting Freedom to the Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 33

The Supreme Pontiff has decreed that from Sunday next to the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8) the Church will observe a universal Jubilee in…

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Easter in the Churches

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 16

The influx of country visitors into the metropolis considerably augmented the congregations in the various churches at the ceremonies held during Holy Week. At…

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Two Houses of Peers. Church and Temperance

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 27 March 1913 · page 10

LONDON, Wednesday.--At the Good Templars' conference at Scarborough yesterday, several speakers condemned the action of the House of Lords in rejecting temperance…

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H.a.c.b. Conference. Dr. Kelly on Mitred Gentlemen. Bribing Catholic Children

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 28 March 1913 · page 7

The 33rd annual district meeting of the Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society was opened in St. [?]ry's Cathedral Chapter Hall yesterday morning by…

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The Navy. Mr. Churchill's Statement a Lucid Explanation. Folly of Rivalry. London, Thursday Evening

Evening News · Friday 28 March 1913 · page 8

Mr. [?] churchill first Lord of the Admiralty speaking in the [?] of Comons on naval matters said that the estimates would be substantially higher but for the congestion…

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Naval Rivalry. "Pitiful Folly." Mr. Churchill's Appeal. Improved German Relations. London, March 26

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 28 March 1913 · page 9

In the House of Commons this evening, Mr. Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, made a statement in regard to the Navy. He said he feared there was no prospect…

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