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Churches, 1921

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Twice at the Church Two Wives in Court Judge Grants Nullity Decrees

The Sun · Wednesday 17 August 1921 · page 2

Myra Louisa McClung (falsely called Richards) petitioned Mr. Justice Gordon, in the Divorce Court to-day, for a decree for nullity of marriage…

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Lady Randolph Churchill's Estate

The Sun · Wednesday 17 August 1921 · page 9

Lady Randolph Churchill, who died intestate, left unsettled property of the gross value of £38,097, and a net personalty of…

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Penshurst. Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 37

Masses: Penshurst, 7.15 and 9.15. Cronulla, 8 o'clock. Sutherland, 9.30 o'clock. Evening devotions, Penshurst, 7.30 o'clock…

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Catholic Women's Association

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 27

The annual election of office-bearers of the Association will take place early in September, and, as often pointed out before, this Catholic Girls' Hostel…

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Irish Catholic Women

Watchman · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 8

Much capital is made in interested quarters of the low rate of illegitimacy in Ireland. It varies from 3.4 in Orange Ulster to 0.7 per cent, in…

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Mission at St. James's, Forest Lodge

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 30

On Sunday last a mission was opened at St. James's Church, Forest Lodge, by the Vincentian Fathers, of Ashfield—Rev. Fathers A. Moynihan, C.M., L. Kinsella, C.M.,…

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Parliament pi Ulster Doomed. Presbyterian Ministers Pessimistic

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 33

Dublin, June 20.—At the Presbyterian General Assembly, held in Belfast, Rev. Mr Armour declared the Northern Parliament was a…

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The Catholic Women's Association. the Week's Events

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 32

The annual election of office-bearers of the association will take place the first week in September, and—as often pointed out before, this Catholic girls' hostel should…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 30

The August meeting of the above Union was held in its rooms on Friday evening last. The president, Mr. Tom Egan, presided over a large,…

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Australasian Catholic Assurance Co., Ltd. Remarkable Progress

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 25

This Company commenced business operations on the 16th May last, and has up to date established a remarkable record in both Ordinary and…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union. the August Meeting

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 38

The August meeting of the N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union was held in its rooms on the 12th inst. The president, Mr. T. Egan (Ashfield) presided over…

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The Catholic Federation a Letter From His Excellency the Apostolic Delegate

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 26

Apostolic Delegation, 40 Edward Street, North Sydney, N.S.W., 8th August, 1921. Dear x Mr. Cleary,—I take this opportunity to express my…

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

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 16

Wentworth Cafe, 8 p.m. Aug. 22.—Mater Misericordial Hospital Ball, Aug. 29.—H.A.C.B. Euchre Party and Dance (Hibernian Stall), St. George's…

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Catholic Federation. The Membership Campaign. A Letter from the Apostolic Delegate. (Copy.)

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 9

Apostolic Delegation, 40 Edward-street, North Sydney, August 8, 1921. Dear Mr. Cleary,—... I take this opportunity to express my earnest desire that…

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The Condition of Ireland. Non-Catholic Message to America. Ulster Unionist Peer Signs

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 8

The following message to the American people, which is sure to have a powerful effect in the United States, has been signed by 1000 Protestants and other non-Catholics…

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A Lot For a Little. What Is a Catholic Paper a Contemporary Deals with Some Critics

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 31

God bless the old-time old-fashioned Catholics who gave their full approval to anyone who wrote in defence of the Faith provided he made no serious…

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The Catholic Press In The Shadow Of Guilt. (COPYRIGHT). Published by arrangement with Cassell and Co., Ltd. Chapter Viii. (Continued.)

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 45

Christmas Day was heralded by heavy rains and piercing wind. Everard Egerton arrived at Brackley Hall in the teeth of the storm. When he entered the drawing-room…

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Blue Mountain Churches. These Six Masses ONLY Next

The Catholic Press · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 38

Katoomba, 7 and 10: Blackheath 8: Mount Victoria, 10: Wentworth Fails, 10; Leura, 8. The following order of Masses and devotions will be observed in the Blue Mountain churches unless otherwise…

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Greenland and the Church. a Striking Anniversary

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 6

During the year there [?] anniversary, [?]…

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Blue Mountain Churches

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 18 August 1921 · page 34

These six Masses only next Sunday; Katoomba, 7 and 10; Blackheath, 8; Mt. Victoria, 10; Wentworth Falls, 10; Leura, 8…

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