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Churches, 1918

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Bulli Parish. MASSES

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 33

Mass is celebrated in St. Joseph's Church, Bulli, on the first and third Sunday of each month at 8.30 a.m.; evening devotions on these two days at 7.30. On the second…

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The Catholic World

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 5

A movement is on foot in Ireland to hold a national novena of prayers for peace. It has been started by the Confraternity of the Sacred Heart, the leading members of which…

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The Catholic Women's Association

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 21

A successful monthly euchre party was held at the Catholic Women's Association rooms on Monday evening last, Mrs. Gwynn (president of the social committee)…

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The Catholic Federation. Campaign Notes

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 12

Any secretary who has not yet received membership tickets and campaign dodgers for distribution should apply to the general secretary at once. Remember that we must DO…

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Catholic Federation Notes. Membership Campaign

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 12

Any secretary who has not yet received membership tickets and campaign dodders for distribution should apply to the General Secretary at once. Remember, that we…

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The Catholic Honor Roll Heroes of the Battlefield

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 39

Private P. M'Ilveen, particulars of whoso death are to hand, was born at Moonbi in 1895, and was the sixth son of Mrs. E. C. M'Ilveen (postmistress of Moonbi) and the…

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Chinese Morrison's Library. Catholic Influence in Eastern Literature

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 21

In Saturday's [?]S.M. Herald" Mr. M[?]chacl Meagher, who recently returned from China, has an article on Dr. Morrison's famous library, which has lately been sold to…

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Some Catholic Notes From London. an Interesting Relic of the Past. December 6, 1917. Large Legacies to Catholic Charities

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 11

Catholic charities benefit to something like £25,000 by the will of the late Mr. J. Shaw, of Kilburn. Ho leaves the sum of £10,000 to Cardinal Bourne, to be divided between…

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An "Escaped Monk" and the Salvation Army. a Very Creditable Attitude. "There Must Be No Attack on the Catholic Church."

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 13

Eli Eriksen, a Danish adventurer, posed in Scotland and England a few years ago in the favourite role of an "Escaped Monk." He had this much claim to the title, that…

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Mr. James' Souperism. the Penalty for Attending Catholic Schools

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 24

If the Holman Cabinet wants to drive the Catholic community holus bolus into the ranks of political Labour it should enthusiastically endorse the policy of Mr. James,…

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Postmen and the Rolls. [?] Rejoinder. "System Has Fulfilled Its Mission."

Evening News · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 3

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Catholic Debating Societies' Union of N.S.W. Annual Meeting

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 30

The third annual meeting of the Catholic Debating Societies' Union of New South Wales took place on Friday evening last at the Catholic Club, when there was a…

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New School at Bondi. Rev. Father O'reilly's Splendid Work. a Well-equipped Parish

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 20

The blessing and opening of the new school at Holy Cross parish, Bondi, by the Archbishop of Sydney on Sunday, completed as fine an array of parochial buildings as one…

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The Truancy Act in the Country. an Injustice to Catholic Schools

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 23

Officers of the Catholic Federation, accompanied, by the Rev. Father J. Meany, Archdiocesan Inspector of Schools, interviewed the Minister for Education (Mr…

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Cyclone and Flood in Queensland. Catholic Properties Damaged. a Trying Week

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 26

Australia has been stirred by the terrible devastation which has been wrought by the recent cyclone in one of the most prosperous parts of Queensland, embracing Mackay and…

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Who Is Von Hertling? a Personal Sketch. Germany's New Catholic Chancellor

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 10

Within a week the pilotage of two great Governments changed hands. The von Hertling Chancellorship has succeeded that of Michaelis in Germany, after a brief…

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The Leakage. Men Who Fall Away From the Church

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 8

The "Queen's Work" quotes an finny chaplain is saying: "I made a census of the young men in my regiment. Out of 700, 150 stated frankly that they…

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Eastern Churches. The Pope's Action. the Holy Father Hopes for a Reconciliation

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 5

It is particularly interesting at the present time to learn that the Holy Father fixed for November 1 last the commencement of the work of the new…

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Blue Mountain Churches

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 37

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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New School for Church Hill. Preliminary Meeting

The Catholic Press · Thursday 31 January 1918 · page 25

For two full years, from May 8, J818, to May 9, 1820, the Blessed Sacrament was wonderfully preserved in a little cottage on Church Hill, Sydney, where the historic…

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