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Churches, 1918

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Catholic Federation Conference. the Problems of the Moment

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 27

There are malign influences threatening the Australian Commonwealth. "The Papal sword Hashes over the Commonwealth and State Governments. Roman Catholics…

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Holidays for Poor Children Sydney Mission Home at Cronulla

The Sun · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 2

A home at which 20 poor children of the districts controlled by the Sydney City Mission will in turn spend a fortnight's holiday has been built at Cronulla, and was opened…

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Catholic Federation The Annual Conference. Report of the Executive

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 12

The following report was submitted lu the delegates ut the annual conference of the Catholic Federation of New South Wales, which was held in the Southern…

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Our Young Men and Catholic Societies. a Word to Parents

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 24

At the annual Conference of the A.H.C. Guild on Saturday last Mr. T. E. Avery complained that many parents did nothing to encourage their children to join a…

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Catholic Federation. Education Conference. the Education Question. Parents and Citizens Meet

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 6

The meeting of the Catholic Federation on Tuesday night in the Southern Cross Hall, attended by delegates from the various branches in the State listened to some interesting The annual conference of the council of the Parents and Citizens Associations in New South Wales was opened in the Assembly Hall of the Education Buildings on Tuesday night…

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David Woulfe. a Papal Nuncio of Whom Limerick Was Proud. the Story of His Mission

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 45

David Waulfe, priest of the Society of Jesus and Papal Nuncio, was born in Limerick about the year 1520, and died at the close of 1578 or the beginning of…

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Catholics and the Wan Something Our Methodist Parsons Should Read. France's Roll of Honor

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 19

In the course of his anti-Catholic miaulings Chaplain James Green (Methodist parson) stated that Catholics were not proportionately represented in the war. The…

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Our Churches at Easter. St. Charles', Ryde

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 25

Masses were celebrated at St. Charles', Eyde, on Easter Sunday, at 7.30 and 10 a.m. A vast congregation attended the earlier Mass, the majority of which…

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Church of Mary Immaculate, Manly

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 25

At Manly the Holy Week ceremonies were conducted with special solemnity this year, large crowds of parishioners and country visitors attending the various celebrations…

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St. Patrtck's, Church Hill

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 37

St. Patrick's Old Boys' Association are holding a concert in aid of the new school building fund, to be held at the parochial hall on Wednesday evening next…

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Father Alphonsus' Memorial Church

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 32

A grand carnival in aid of the Father Alphonsus Memorial Church will be held in the grounds at " Shrublands," commencing on Saturday, 13th inst. The Very Rev…

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New Church - School at Bethungra. Blessed by Bishop Gallagher

The Catholic Press · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 19

Palm Sunday, the 24th ult., was the occasion of the blessing and laying of the foundation stone of the church-school at Bethungra, by the Right Rev. Dr…

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Lady Randolph Churchill on Dublin's Renaissance: Old Time Glories Compared with the New

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 3

Dear dirty Dublin! so full of old-world charm and atmosphere, Revisiting it after many years, its fascinations came over me as of old. I do not believe there is another…

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The Blue Mountain Churches

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 17

The following order of Masses and devotions will bo observed in the Blue Mountain churches. When very wet the evening before or morning of the appointed Mass…

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Holy Week in the Churches. Ceremonies at St. Mary's Cathedral

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 23

The Holy Week ceremonies at St. Mary's Cathedral were attended by large congregations during the week. On Good Friday mo Archbishop of Sydney celebrated the Mass…

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Bethungra. Foundation of New School-church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 22

Palm Sunday (24th ult.) was the occasion of the blessing and laying of the foundation-Stone of the Church-school at Bethungra by the Right Rev. Dr. Gallagher (Bishop of…

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NO. 2. Jury Court. (Before Mr. Justice Ferguson and jury.) CROMARTY v Commonwealth, and Church v SAME

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 4 April 1918 · page 4

This resumption case, now in its third day, was interrupted by the indisposition of Mr. Shand, K.C., senior counsel for the plaintiffs. The hearing will be resumed on [?] date to be…

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Catholic Federation Conference

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 5 April 1918 · page 9

The final session of delegates to the annual conference of the Catholic Federation in the Southern Cross Hall was presided over by Mr. P. S. Cleary, president…

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Long-range Gun. Another Shell Falls in Church. PARIS

Evening News · Friday 5 April 1918 · page 1

The newspapers are criticising the authorities for encouraging the people to make light of the bombardment by long range guns. It has been revealed that another…

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Rozelle Methodist Mission a Review

The Methodist · Saturday 6 April 1918 · page 11

During the last three years the work in the Rozelle Mission has been prosecuted with considerable vigour, with harmony, and with no small measure of success. It…

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