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Churches, 1921

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News From Abroad. America Leads. the First Catholic Daily

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 7

Not the least important of the duties of the Catholic press is that of combating the misrepresentations— sometimes intentional, sometimes through…

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Returned Catholic, Soldiers and Sailors' League. Election of Officers

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 6

A general meeting of delegates of the above Association was held on Sunday, February 27, at the Southern Cross Hall, when Mr. H. W…

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A Catholic Footballer's Sacrifice. the Hero of Notre Dame

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 33

George Gipp, the most brilliant football hero of the season just closed, who lived long enough to realise that the highest honor that can come to a…

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A Catholic Nation. Republic of Colombia Consecrated to the Sacred Heart

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 18

By its recent solemn public consecration to the Sacred Heart the Republic of Colombia may claim the distinction of being the most professedly Catholic nation in the…

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New Church at Coogee. Sunday's Enthusiastic Gathering

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 32

On Sunday afternoon his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney blessed the magnificent new church at Coogee, in the presence of a large and enthusiastic gathering of…

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Armed Sentries at Church Doors. Feast of Epiphany Scenes at Cork Villages

The Catholic Press · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 32

Surprise was created in the Watergrass-hill, Glenville, Carrignavar, and Knockraha districts of Cork, on the Feast of the Epiphany, when large parties of uniformed…

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The Russian Church

Watchman · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 3

For many centuries Russia has been reckoned a Christian land. The Church bears ineffaceably the stamp of its Byzantine origin. While it has gloried in…

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Euggwra's New Church. Dr. O'farrell Lays Foundation Stone. £1,200 COLLECTED

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 31

The Right Rev. Dr O'Farrell, Bishop of Bathurst, laid the foundation of the new church here recently in the presence of a large gathering which…

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In the Eternal City. The Pope Among His Seminarists. Notes and News. Rome, January 20, 1921. the Socialists and the Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 4

In the Dutch Chamber recently, the Socialist deputies voted against the project making the Legation of Holland to the Holy See a permanent…

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Coogee Plans a Beautiful Church. The Archbishop Lays the Foundation-stone. Big Ideas and Generous Hearts

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 19

Situated on onE of Coogee's most picturesque eminences, with an unrivalled position, the new church of St. Brigid, now in, course of erection, will…

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The Church and the Renaissance. the Great Monk, Savonarola

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 10 March 1921 · page 26

A very large audience assembled at St. Mary's, North Sydney, to hear the interesting series of lectures given by the Rev. Father T. A. Walsh, S.J…

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Presbyterian Ladies' College Jersey Day at Croydon

Evening News · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 2

At the time when Lady Jersey was in Sydney the Presbyterian Ladies College inaugurated what [?] since been known as [?] in other words, the day…

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London Mission. Mr. Hughes' Silence. His Personal Rule

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Thursday.--"The Daily Telegraph" leader commenting on the apparent disinclination of Mr. Hughes to take the public into his confidence over the Imperial…

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Churchill in Egypt An Over-warm Welcome LONDON, Thursday Evening

Evening News · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 1

An Alexandria message says there were a few demonstrate which, were quickly dispersed in calm to signalise Mr. Winston Churchill's…

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A Matter of Chance Chocolate Wheels and Church Hurstville Carnival Barred

Evening News · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 6

From what I have seen of these [?] they are nothing but [?] of [?] declared [?] Council meeting…

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Dominion Guards Mr. Churchill's Project Abandoned by War Office LONDON, Thursday Evening

Evening News · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 5

A section of the Press is reviving Mr. [?]…

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"Down with Churchill" London, March 9

The Sun · Friday 11 March 1921 · page 1

A message from Alexandria states that Mr. Winston Churchill (Secretary of State for the Colonies) has arrived…

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New Community. Anglican Clergy. Goulburn

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 12 March 1921 · page 14

A community of the Anglican clergy is to be founded under the name of the Community of the Ascension to work in Australia for the benefit of the Church. In the first instance…

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"Venture of [?] Anglican Community Independent Institution GOULBURN

Evening News · Saturday 12 March 1921 · page 6

Old Bishopthorpe, about a mile or 20 out of Goulburn, is to be restored and used as the first home for a proposed community of Anglican clergy. This is to…

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Accident in Church Street

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Saturday 12 March 1921 · page 6

While driving with her son in a sulky through Church-street, Parramntta, on Wednesday morning, Mrs. Carne, of Guildford met with a nasty accident through…

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