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Churches, 1915

2,572 stories in Sydney's papers · page 64 of 129

St Stephen's Church

Nepean Times · Saturday 26 June 1915 · page 4

The note to be struck at the service at St.Stephen's Church on Sunday next will he (Encouragement in the Christian Life.") To add…

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Australasian Methodist Centenary. The Climax of a Century! Wanted, an Overflowing Outburst of Enthusiasm! £15,000 in Centenary Week! What Say You? Can We, Shall We Do It? Remember—" Methodism expects Every Man this day to do his duty."

The Methodist · Saturday 26 June 1915 · page 1

Dear Brother, Dear Sister,— A great responsibility has been placed upon me. I write to ask your immediate and enthusiastic help. At the earnest and unanimously expressed wish of the Executive of the Century Fund Committee,…

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Should We Pray for the Dead? Archbishop Versus Archbishop Divided Opinions Leading Churchmen's Views

Sunday Times · Sunday 27 June 1915 · page 10

A meeting of a section of Church of England members has been called for next week, to enter a protest against the introductions of prayers for the dead into the service of the…

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Church and the War

The Sun · Sunday 27 June 1915 · page 17

It might seem somewhat wrong to be building a new church while the war is on, but it should be remembered that this Church movement was started before the war commenced,…

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Dr. Dernburg. Mission a Failure. Copenhagen, June 27

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 28 June 1915 · page 8

Dr. Dernburg, interviewed at Christiania, gladly admitted that he was splendidly treated in British waters, and added smilingly, "They can be gentlemen over…

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Dr. Dernburg Home. His Mission a Failure. Copenragen

Evening News · Monday 28 June 1915 · page 4

Dr. Deraburg, interviewed at Christians glady admitted that he was splendidly treated in British waters, and added smilingly. "They can be gentlemen over there."…

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The Appeal of the Church

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 28 June 1915 · page 6

Referring to Archbishop Wright's letter, published on Saturday, Rev. S.. G. Fielding, at St. Matthias Church, Paddington, yesterday expressed the hope that the Archbishop's words…

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Western Suburbs Churches' Union

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 29 June 1915 · page 12

On Saturday St. Clement's defeated St. Enoch's 28-5. R. Gee and A. Gee each hit two home runs. All Saints' defeated Leichhardt Presbyterian, 2[?]-7…

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The Man with the Cane the Nameless Leader of a Bayonet Church. the Fight at Sedd-ul-bahr

The Farmer and Settler · Wednesday 30 June 1915 · page 1

When "Chinese" Gordon led his "Ever-victorious" army against the Tamping rebels,his only weanon was a Malacca cane, ana it is said that his foes were…

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The Churches Sermon for the Home

Australian Town and Country Journal · Wednesday 30 June 1915 · page 48

Under this heading sermons by eminent preachers are published in this widely-circulated paper, in order that in the remote interior, where there are no churches, and a clergyman is rarely seen, the…

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News of the Churches

Australian Town and Country Journal · Wednesday 30 June 1915 · page 49

The Rev. C. Stevens, of Lismore, has been appointed to the Church of Christ, Mosman. The Rev. P. W. Cairns, of West Australia, has accepted a call to the Ballarat East (Vic.)…

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Bulli Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 35

Mass is celebrated in St. Joseph'h Church. Bulli on the first and third Sundays of the month at. 8.30, and on the second and fourth Sundays at 11…

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Catholic Notes

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 24

Rev. P. Tighe, S.J., of St. Mary's, North Sydney, is leaving for the front at an early date.Rev. P. J. M'Carthy, S.J., been…

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Catholic Women's Association

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 25

An executive and general meeting of the Catholic Women's Association will be held in the rooms next Monday. Members are requested to attend, as a financial statement…

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The Catholic Club

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 32
Also in Freeman's Journal

A full meeting of the committee of the Catholic Club was held recently, with Mr. W. Hogan, acting vice-president, in the chair. An attractive leaflet, pointing out the aims…

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The Catholic World

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 11

Contrary to the conjectures of several journals, it is not probable that anyone will be created Cardinal at the coming Consistory…

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Roman Catholic Missions

Watchman · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 2

Missions are being held in various parts of the world. No one would deny to Catholics the right to hold as many missions as they li[?]e. They are good for business, and…

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Anglican Discord. the Kikuyu Controversy

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 39

Discord is nothing new in the Church of England. It is the normal condition of the Anglicans. But the Kikuyu controversy which has been revived is widening the…

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Mission of the Laity

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 July 1915 · page 38

When we contemplate the duty laid upon us that of bringing the world"- to a saving knowledge of Our Blessed Lord-we realise the magnitude of the task, and the necessity,…

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