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Churches, 1921

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Anglican. Educational Rally

Watchman · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 8

The Archbishop of Sydney presided at an edueational rally meeting in the Chapter House recently. Dr. Radford, Bishop of Goulburn,…

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Hobart. Catholic Club

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 34

On the evening of the 29th ult., a smoke social was held in St. Peter's Hall, two rooms at the back of which now provide club accommodation, the object of such function…

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Catholic Women's Association

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 22

Regarding the election of office bearers of the C. W. A., which will take place shortly, members should fill in and return all papers received within…

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The Catholic Women's Association

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 23

Regarding the election of office-bearers of the Catholic Women's Association, which will take place shortly, members should fill in and return all papers received within…

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Dulwich Hill Catholic Club

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 35

Mr. Kevin Ryan, M.A., of Parramatta, delivered a very interesting lecture on "Spiritism," under the auspices of St. Paul's Catholic Club, at Dulwich Hill on…

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Catholic Federation. Organising Notes. Catholic Speakers' Platform in the Sydney Domain

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 9

On Sunday next, the 4th inst., the Rev. Father J. M. Cusack has been invited to lecture, and Mr. T. E. O'Donoghue will be the lay-speaker; on the 11th inst., Rev…

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St. Francis's Parish. New School. a Splendid Building

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 21

On Sunday afternoon his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney blessed and opened the magnificent new school which has been erected by Rev. Father J. M. Cusack, in…

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Lying and Mental Reservation. Catholic Teaching

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 31

In the case, "Partridge v. Dwyer," which recently came before Mr. Justice Ferguson, Mr. Shand, K.C., the leading counsel for the plaintiff, thought fit to…

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The Catholic Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Association

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 30

A very successful function was held last week at Miss Bishop's Hall, Elizabeth-street, when the Catholic Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Association held their first…

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Richard Crashaw. the Greatest English Catholic Poet

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 3

Again and again in anthologies of English verse, we meet the name of Richard Crashaw. He is specially well represented in the field of religious poetry, where he…

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THE CATHOLiC MOTHER. And Her Example

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 3

In her recent book, "Marriage and Motherhood," Lady Lovat gives this excellent advice to mothers who wish to know hot to bring up their children…

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Catholic Federation of N.S.W Notes and News. Catholic Speakers Platform in the Sydney Domain

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 11

On Sunday next, September 4, the Rev. Father J. M. Cusack has been invited to lecture, and Mr. T. E. O'Donoghue will be the lay speaker. On…

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Parramatta Parish. Bazaar Opened, in Aid of St. Mary's Centenary

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 23

A bazaar was opened in the school-hall, Parramatta, on Friday, in aid of the St. Mary's Cathedral Centenary, his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney officiating. With his…

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Catholic Laymen. Their Duties. Speech by Archbishop Duhig

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 13

The annual conference of the South Queensland district branches of the H.A.C.B. Society was opened in Charleville on Monday, 22nd ult., by his Grace the…

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For Our Catholic Seamen. a New Sailors' Home

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 17

An appeal being made by the St. Vincent de Paul Society to provide a comfortable meeting-place here in Sydney for the thousands of Catholic sailors who come to…

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Most Catholic Lourdes. Sensations and Thoughts Where Our Lady Appeared

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 6

In one way Lourdes is very like Rome. Every Catholic at once finds himself perfectly at home and feels that he has a right to be here, no…

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A Catholic Monarch. Indelible Pages in the History of Catholicism

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 6

In an allusion to the recent visit of the Spanish King to England, a Sunday paper referred to Don Alfonso as the most notable sportsman among…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union. Debates and Disputes Committee

The Catholic Press · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 35

Mr. Tom Warren (North Sydney), chairman of the debates and disputes committee, presided over a splendid meeting of delegates on Friday evening, 26th ult., in the…

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

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 16

Sept. 3—Juvenile Fancy Dross Ball (Bazaar Fund), Lavender Bay Hall, 8 p.m. Sept. 3—Mrs. Callachor's Party (in aid of…

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TOPICS "Slipping From the Church."

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 1 September 1921 · page 21

The "Daily Telegraph" reported the sermons of three parsons in its Monday issue. In the Congregational Church the preacher lamented that…

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