Pope Protests Russia and the Churches ROME, Sunday Evening
The Pope has written to Mr. Tchitcherin, Soviet Foreign Minister protesting against the imprisonment of Russian Bishops…
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City Mission
Upwards of six hundred children, representing twelve branches of the Sydney City Mission, took part in the Diamond Jubilee Festival at the Town Hall last night. Mr. William…
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Benator Bakhap, of Tasmania, passed through Brisbane to-day. en route south. after a visit to China. His visit to the East. be said, had been of an official nature on…
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A Calcutta extremist paper, which is bitterly hostile to Mr. Sastri's mission to Australia, says it was quite unnecessary. The money would have been…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Catholic Teachers' Conference. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Your correspondent. Mr. Crowley, asks me "if I have heard that on more than one occasion a professor of history had his views corrected by his class, and had apologised for…
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A message from Rome says the Pope has written to M. Tchitcherin protesting against the imprisonment of Russian bishops, and offering to buy Church treasures from the…
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The Rev. Bernard Upward, F.R.G.S., of the London Missionary Society, who for 25 years has been engaged in educational work in China, lately as Dean of the Teachers' Training…
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Enthusiastic over his wonderful reception in Australia, and confident that his mission will prove a success, Mr. Sastri to-day explained the purpose of his visit was to…
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An extremist paper hero in bitterly hostile to Mr. Sastri's mission, which, it says, is quite unnecessary, and that the money could be better spent where it is urgently needed,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Man for Galway Jack Munro's Important Mission Will Search America for Pugilists
The Stadium's stock of overseas boxers is almost depleted. It Is therefore necessary that steps should at once be taken to remedy the shortage. Agents in the United States and England have, at different times, been appointed to keep the supply going, but that…
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The first service in the now nearly completed R.C. Church was held on Sunday, Father Green being the preacher. It has been decided to hold the dedication…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Zealanders in Sport Australian Soccer Men Make Impression: Dominion Sculling Fiasco: Churchmen in Rugby Football
The Soccer team of Australians now in New Zealand made an excellent impression at Wollington despite their defect. They…
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A most successful ball was given by the Catholic community of Sydney in the Town Hall last evening, which was honored by the presence of Archbishop Kelly, who was…
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Sir,—Permit me to assure your estimable and worthy correspondent, "S.," that I do not deny anything, and l am not at all diplomatic…
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The secretary notifies that there are now a few vacancies in the dressmaking and millinery classes, and members desirous of joining same should attend at the rooms on Thursday evenings at 8…
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The Catholic Ball, organised by a committee of men, among whom were Dr. J. E. Deakin (president), Mr. P. L. Cantwell (hon. sec.), Mr. L. C. M'Ilveen (hon. treasurer), and Mr…
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The Catholic Ball on Tuesday last was an annual festivity, looked forward to with a great deal of pleasurable anticipation by dancers, as well as by those…
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Crimson and white cherry blossom formed almost a canopy above the dancers at the Paddington Town Hall on Tuesday, 13th instant, when St. Ignatius' Old Boys' Union…
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The secretary notifies that there are now a few vacancies in the dressmaking and millinery classes, and members desirous of joining same should attend at the rooms…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Dulwich Hill Catholic Club
Mr. E. Weber presided over the usual weekly meeting of St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Club, Dulwich Hill, on Thursday, 15th inst., 47 members being present…
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