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Churches, 1919

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Non-Catholic Religious Services. Catholics Cannot Take Part

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 8

We are confronted by a lengthy announcement in the daily papers of certain religious services to be held on a "civic organisation" to commemorate peace. At St…

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700 Protestant Clergymen. the Move Towards Acceptance of Catholic Doctrine

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 5

The "Church of Ireland Gazette" drawn attention to the fart that 700 clergy of the Church of England "have seen fit to form a Federation of Catholic Priests" for the…

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The Late Mr. H. Austin. a Fine Catholic Citizen Passes Away

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 29

A splendid type of Catholic citizen, Mr. Henry Austin, passed peacefully away in his 84th year at his residence, Roslyn Gardens, Darlinghurst, on…

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The Church is One. the Same Throughout the World

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 8

The true Church of Christ must be one, in that Christ founded but one. Church; but the Church, Catholic and Roman, is One because all her members are united in one…

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Convent Inspection. "Churchman's Magazine."

Watchman · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 7

England has lagged behind even Roman Catholic countries in the matter of setting bounds to the Convent menace. As a fact, we have no law…

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Church Attendance. to the Editor

Watchman · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 6

Sir,—The Romans are always bragging about their church attendance, and throwing mud at the Protestants over their poor muster. Rome always…

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Church Symbols. to the Editor

Watchman · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 6

Sir,—If what Jesus himself has said would be allowed to sink into the hearts and minds of the church people, especially the statement below, it…

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Church Union. to the Editor

Watchman · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 6

Sir,—I notice that your esteemed correspondents, John J. Willings and Chas. E. Williams, do not appreciate the references made by another…

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Father Robinson of Camberwell. Death of a Well Known Victorian Priest. the Builder of the Church of Our Lady of Victories

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 25

The death of one of the most popular priests in Australia, the Rev. Father George Augustus Robinson, Camberwell, Victoria, took place on…

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St. Peter's Church, Surry Hills

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 21

On Sunday, June 29, Feast of SS. Peter and Paul, the Forty Hours Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament was commenced in the above church…

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Manning Comes to the Church. Interesting Letter of Cardinal Wiseman. a Memory of 1851

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 July 1919 · page 40

A letter from Cardinal Wiseman, published in the new number of the "Dublin Review," giving particulars of Cardinal Manning at the time of…

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His Mission

The Sun · Friday 11 July 1919 · page 6

Cables published in Sydney to-day, relate that Senator Pearce, his wife and daughters, are visiting French battlefields…

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Distress in Sydney. (City Mission's Distressing Story

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 11 July 1919 · page 8

In consequence of the heavy demands that are being made upon the funds of the organisations to relieve distress arising out of the influenza epidemic, the secretary of the…

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The Needy in our Midst City Mission Appeal

Evening News · Friday 11 July 1919 · page 7

Mr. Edward moore general secretary of the sydney city [?] writs. the city missionaries [?] [?] to place before communety a [?] of the…

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Help for the Poor Sydney City Mission's Appeal Funds Exhausted

The Sun · Friday 11 July 1919 · page 5

The authorities of the Sydney City Mission wish to draw attention to the urgent needs of hundreds of poor people. Mr. Edward Moore, general…

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Peace and the Church Thanksgiving Services London, July 6

The Sun · Friday 11 July 1919 · page 1

A great thanksgiving service was held this afternoon in Trafalgarsquare, where the Bishop of London preached, and the Salvation Army's…

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Mission Study School (Cicely E. Eddy, N.S.W. Methodist Mission Study Officer.)

The Methodist · Saturday 12 July 1919 · page 8

Springood, Easter, 1919, merged, through force of circumstances, into Point Clare, June, 1919. Instead of going to the mountain heights, we remained on the…

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Methodist Church Union Bn England

The Methodist · Saturday 12 July 1919 · page 10

The United Committee of Representatives of the Wesleyan Methodist, United Methodist, and Primitive Methodist Conferences, appointed to consider the…

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Methodist Ministers' Association

The Methodist · Saturday 12 July 1919 · page 3

Despite the influenza conditions prevailing, there was a good attendance at the monthly meeting of the Methodist Ministers' Association on Monday, July 7th. The President of the Conference, the Rev. J. G. Wheen…

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At the C.m. Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 12 July 1919 · page 2

That great, social changes would follow peace was the hope expressed by the, Rev. Chapple, at one of the throe services held by the Central Methodist Mission at the Lyceum, Pitt Street. If was the hour…

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