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Churches, 1918

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Maclean Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 23

The following arrangements have been made for the celebration of Mass and evening devotions in the Maclean parish: January 13, Iluka, 9.30; Yamba, 11.30…

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Penshurst Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 31

Masses will be celebrated at Penshurst every Sunday at 7.15 and 9.15 o'clock, instead of 8.15 and 10.15. Sutherland every Sunday at 9.30 o'clock. Confessions will…

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The Catholic World

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 4

It is related that some fifty years age a Franciscan Father who lived in Constantinople was summoned in the middle of the night on an urgent sick call. He was…

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Catholic Women's Association

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 26

The committee of the Catholic Women's Association entertained the boarders of the Hostel, resident and visiting, at dinner at the clubrooms on Sunday, the Feast of the…

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Catholic Federation Prize Essays

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 11

The State Council of the Catholic Federation has decided to offer three prizes of £5, £3, and £2, for essays on the subject, "The Church and the Toilers, Viewed in the…

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The Catholic Women's Association. Boarders Entertained

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 21

The committee of the Catholic Women's Association entertained the boarders of the Hostel, resident and visiting, at dinner at the club rooms on Sunday, the Feast of the…

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The Beauty of Old Age. Its Mission

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 10

There is rarely a sight which excites more human veneration than the kindly old man or the tender old matron. The grey hair that wreaths their brows bespeaks the trials…

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The Catholic Honor Roll Heroes of the Battlefield

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 11

The Military Medal has been awarded to Signaller David T. M'Evoy, 13th Batt., son of Mrs. B. M'Evoy, "Kelmour," Prospect-street, Waverley, and formerly of Grafton…

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The Catholic Federation. Notes and News. Lecture on January 23

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 16

The members of the State Council are notified that the Rev. Father Forrest, M.S.H., has consented, to lecture in the Federation rooms to all State Council…

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The Apostolic Delegate. Pinner at St. Mary's. Representatives of Catholic Societies Honoured

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 27

His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney entertained his Excellency the Apostolic Delegate at dinner at the Cathedral on Sunday last, also the following representatives of the…

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Twenty Millions of Helpless Children. Rescued in China. What a Catholic Society Has Done

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 45

Sir,—We are every day reminded of war in the Western world. Do we ever think of the equally destructive wax that is being waged, not against strong men, but against…

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P. Thornton (Next St. Peter's Church), Surry Hills

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 42

This is an age when householders are the most exacting of beings. They require the greatest possible attention paid to all details regarding the conducting of the…

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Blue Mountain Churches

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 37
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The following order of Masses and devotions will be observed in the Blue Mountain churches. When very wet the evening or morning before the appointed Mass and…

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Australian Military Church What Is Done Overseas

Evening News · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 8

Chaplain the Rev. W. H. [?]. formerly of South Australia, writes from the Australian Base in France:—"Notice the heading of this paper. The Australian Military Church (C. of E.) with…

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Church and Physical Force. Important Pronouncement by the Bishop of Clonfert

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 7

A Sinn Fen meeting, addressed by Mr. De Valera, in Loughrea, County Galway, on Thursday, was preceded by an important announcement against physical force in Ireland…

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Blue Mountain Churches. Order of Masses

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 34

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

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Narrabeen's New Church. a Historic Function

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 32

A most interesting ceremony was performed by the Archbishop of Sydney when he recently blessed the new Church of St. Joseph at Narrabeen, in charge of the Rev…

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Scone Bazaar and Cattle Sale. a Highly Successful Function. £1082 Raised for Catholc Church Funds

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 January 1918 · page 23

A bazaar and. cattle sale took place in the Oddfellows' Ball on the 4th, 5th,—6th, and 7th of December, and it was opened by his Lordship Dr. Dwyer, Bishop of Maitland…

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German Dyes British Mission's Success Whole Range of Recipes Obtained Tremendous Enemy Monopoly Ended 161st Day of the Fourth Year of the War LONDON, Thursday Night

The Sun · Friday 11 January 1918 · page 1

The "Daily Mail" states that after two years of persistent effort a group of British textile-workers, headed by John Leyland and Richard Baldry, with the assistance…

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