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Churches, 1921

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Catholic Women's Association

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 18

The management has been very gratified of late by the number of inquiries being made about the Association's work, its aims and objects…

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Catholic Federation. Catholic Revival. Changed Attitude of Europe

The Catholic Press · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 9

The cabled statement that Italy is striving to come to an agreement with the Holy Father, gives point to a recent expression of opinion by Sir Philip Gibbs. Sir Philip…

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Quirindi the Catholic Dances

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 25

The annual Catholic ball was held on the 22nd, and a juvenile dance on the 23rd ult and were as usual most successful. The joint secretaries,…

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Catholic Federation of N.S.W. Notes and News. Catholic Speakers' Platform

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 23

The Catholic Speakers' Platform in the Sydney Domain is now drawing large audiences. On Sunday next, July 17, the Rev. Father H. E. Cook,…

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Catholic Progress at Daceyville. St. Michael's Church. Blessed by the Archbishop of Sydney

The Catholic Press · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 23

On Sunday afternoon, his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney blessed and opened a fine new church in the garden suburb of Daceyville. This is the first church of any…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union. Debating Tournament

The Catholic Press · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 31

The committee is satisfied with the results to date of the senior and junior divisions of the above tournament, as seen in a recent issue of the "Press." Now, we…

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In the Winter Garden: Social Chat and Catholic Doings. Social Calendar

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 16

July 13—Christian Brothers' (Waverley) Ball, Sydney Town Hall, 8 p.m. 18—Euchre Party and Dance, St. Vincent de Paul Society's Stall,…

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Convert Bishop Tells Experience. The Priest Who Silenced Cannon. Dr. Kinsman Speaks As a Catholic. Abbe Rousselot Rewarded

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 8

New York, May 2—Dr. Frederick J. Kinsman, formerly the Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Delaware, but for the last year and a half a Catholic— The services of the Abbe Rousselot to humanity have been great. Now, at the age of seventy-five, his country has rewarded the services which…

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The Precious Blood. What It Means to Be Within the One True Church

The Catholic Press · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 6

The greatest of all God's gifts is to be called to be a member of the One, Holy, Catholic Church, founded by Our Divine Lord Himself. When a person is baptised and…

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New Church at Lambton. Blessed and Opened by Bishop Dwyer

The Catholic Press · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 17

The new church of Mary Immaculate and St. John the Evangelist, Lambton, was blessed and opened on Sunday last by the Right Rev. Dr. Dwyer, Bishop of…

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Daceyville s New School-Church. First in the Model Suburb. the Archbishop's Congratulations

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 July 1921 · page 27

To the Rev. Father E. M'Auliffe and his parishioners belong the credit of erecting the first church in the model district of Daceyville…

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Sin of Disunion. Conference at Chapter House. Anglican Church's Attitude

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 15 July 1921 · page 6

The first of a series of conferences on Church Reunion, under the auspices of the Anglican Church, was held in the Chapter House last night. It was opened by Rev. G. A. Chambers…

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The Churches. Reunion Movement Anglicans' Efforts

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 July 1921 · page 10

In an address at the Chapter House last night the [?]. G. A. Chambers, M.A., de[?]d that the problem of [?] reunion of the Churches need not be legaraed as insoluble…

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Church Hostels. Sydney's Urgent Need

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 July 1921 · page 12

Dame Margaret Davidson presided at the annual meeting of the Church of England Hostel for Women Students at Stanmore yesterday afternoon, and in addressing the meeting,…

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Kogarah Congregational Church. 34th Anniversary

The St George Call · Friday 15 July 1921 · page 5

This Anniversary was observed on the 10th July, 1921. The Rev. J. W. Farr preached in the morning and Rev. N. J. Cocks, B.A., in the evening, each…

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Church News Anglican

Evening News · Saturday 16 July 1921 · page 8

Archbishop Donaldson, of Brisbane, has decided to leave for England by the R.M.S. Orvieto, times to leave Brisbane on November 6…

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Rozelle Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 16 July 1921 · page 8

As the anniversary of the Rozelle Mission takes place on Sunday next, we have once again to appeal to those generous friends who have helped us in…

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More Funds Needed. Mission to Seamen

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 16 July 1921 · page 7

"We send out an S.O.S. Financially we are on the beach," declared the chaplain of the Sydney Mission to Seamen, at the annual meeting, held at the Rawson Institute, George…

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My Trip to Samoa. Ii.—the Samoan Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 16 July 1921 · page 10

Short as was my stay, in the Islands, I was able, with the assistance of some records in my possession and the information I obtained, to piece together the story of the mission to…

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Mission to Seamen. 64,000 Visitors Last Year. the Governor's Praise

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 16 July 1921 · page 12

The attendance at the Rawson Institute for Seamen during the year totalled 64,000, which is a record. Speaking at the annual meeting of the…

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