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Churches, 1922

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Catholic Religion Official. Maltese Assembly Makes Proclamation. London, Nov. 25

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 13

According to an announcement in the 'Osservatore Romano," the Legislative Assembly of Malta, on the occasion of its first meeting after the recent elections,…

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The Beagle Bay Mission. a Letter to the Archbishop of Sydney

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 29

His Grace the Archbishop has received the following letter:— Beagle Bay Mission, 16th Nov., 1921. Most Rev. Archbishop Kelly…

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A Soldier of God. Marshal Foch. Would Hero and Exemplary Catholic

The Catholic Press · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 19

In honouring Marshal Foch, the American people paid homage not only to a great general, but also to an exemplary Catholic. Those who have studied the career of…

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Catholic Federation. Education Act in England. Its Bearing on N.S.W. CONDITIONS

The Catholic Press · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 9

The text of the Amendment Bill to the Education Act in England is, according to Catholic writers' comments, so bad that its own crudities will destroy it. After…

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Women's Dress in Church. "A Sin and a Shame."

The Catholic Press · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 6

An intimation that the Sacrament might be refused to women who dressed immodestly was contained in notices recently posted on all the doors of the Church of…

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The Church of the Loving Creed

The Catholic Press · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 21

Mary Immaculate, it sings, And lifts as holy seed The tender and the simple things—The Church of the Loving Creed;…

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"Why the Church Is Hated." Humbug Scientists and the Men Who Made a Mess of Europe

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 12 January 1922 · page 4

Surrounded by the Bishops of Ireland, Timothy Healy, the renowned lawyer and publicist, stood before the Catholic Truth Conference at Dublin to tell "Why the…

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N.S.W. Catholic Y.M.A.

Arrow · Friday 13 January 1922 · page 11

In the seventh round, concluded on Saturday, the most exciting match was between I.N.F. and Newtown, the former winning by four runs…

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Western Suburbs Churches Most Games Won Easily

Arrow · Friday 13 January 1922 · page 11

After a lapse of three weeks the eighth bound was concluded on Saturday, when there were some good performances. All Saints', Petersham, strengthened…

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Baby Left at Church "Broken-hearted Mother"

The Sun · Friday 13 January 1922 · page 8

A female child about three weeks old was found lying on the stops of the Presbytery, St. Francis' Roman Catholic Church, Oxford-street,…

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Mortdale Baptist Church

The Propeller · Friday 13 January 1922 · page 2

The farewell to two members of the Baptist Church at Mortdale was on Wednesday last an occasion of unusual interest, as the church will now be…

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Church News Anglican

Evening News · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 7

Archbishop Wright will leave for Tasmania during the coming week, returning to Sydney during March. To-morrow His Grace preaches at Leura…

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Methodist Musings

The Methodist · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 19

Last month—to be exact, on Saturday, October 22nd, there was an article in the "Evening News" with scare line headings, "Our First Parson—What Was He?…

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Religious Methodist Hostels

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 6

The Methodist Church, through its Young People's Department, is showing great enterprise in the matter of providing hostels in city and country for Its young people attending high…

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A Methodist Wayback

The Methodist · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 6

It was in a far-away district in Queensland. The new vicar of the parish was visiting all and sundry in the parish, seeking to enlist candidates for confirmation. He was very earnest,…

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London Letter Picturesque Voyage on Moreton Bay Bi-centenary of Historic Church November 17

Evening News · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 3

In the times of to-day appears a long cable from Melbourne remainding Mr. Hughes' desire to obtain from the House of Representative an expression of…

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What Our Church Is Doing. HOMEBUSH—Now Parsonage Scheme

The Methodist · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 12

The trustees have decided to purchase "Finchley" as a temporary parsonage, pending the erection of a parsonage on the ground acquired for that purpose, next to the church…

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The Churches. "Can We Set the World in Order?"

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 7

Some time ago there appeared in these columns a short account of the well-known woman preacher Miss Maude Royden. It is reported that Miss Royden is having an…

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Secret History The Man Who Didn't Want to Help-- I.W.W. Still Going Strong-- When Vice Was Rewarded-- A Methodist, Not a C. of E.--Sport and the Pawnbroker --W.M.H as Complaints Officer --Crook Falls into His Own Trap

Smith's Weekly · Saturday 14 January 1922 · page 9

OF the twenty-six N.S.W. Labour members who were placed beyond the pale of the movement in 1916, consequent upon their, advocacy of…

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Cinema in Church

Sunday Times · Sunday 15 January 1922 · page 17

"Since I have been in Sydney,"' says I Cherie, the beautiful Mack Sennet girl at Fullers' New Theatre, "I have been asked over again if film people are as…

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