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Churches, 1924

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Mission "At Home"

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 2

The Methodist Conference now being held gave the president and central committee of the Women's Foreign Mission Auxiliary, the opportunity of…

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Methodist Church. Annual Conference. Union Proposals

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 10

The union of the Anglican and Methodist [?]ches as a first stop to widen union was suggested by Archdencon D'Arcy-Irvine in an address at an official luncheon yesterday, in…

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Church Union Methodist Conference Further Proceedings

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 8

Church union was advanced a further stage yesterday, when the Methodist Conference gave a luncheon to the heads of the Protestant Churches at the…

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Croydon Parish. Arrangements for Mass

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 35

Holy Mass will be celebrated every Sunday in the Palais Hall, Edwin-street, Croydon, at 8 o'clock…

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Catholic Colleges' Swimming Carnival

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 29

The programme for the Catholic Col-leges' Swimming Carnival, to be held at the Domain Baths on Thursday, March 20th. includes the following events, all…

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Catholic Immigration. More Nominations Needed

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 45

The Catholic Immigrants' Aid Association needs the assistance of very section of the Catholic community. The committee is prepared to accept and encourage…

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University Exhibitions. Catholic Schools Win 58

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 25

Sydney University has granted 199 exhibitions on the results of the Leaving Certificate Examination. These exhibitions entitle the holder to exemption…

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The Dixmude's Commander. a Practical Catholic

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 15

Many pathetic incidents have added to the emotion with which Parisians realised the loss of the Dixmude, the great airship that, only a few months…

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Our Catholic Girls Ex-Students' Unions

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 3

MISS EILEEN RYAN, Who, with Miss Peg Hogan, shares the duties of honorary secretary of the Ex-Students' Union of Loreto Convent, Kirribilli…

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Methodist Conference of New South Wales

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 10

REPRESENTATIVES NOW MEETING IN SYDNEY. INSET: MEMBERS OF THE CHOI[?]…

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University Exhibitions. Catholic Secondary Schools Complete List

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 33

The following is a complete list of the 199 Exhibitions awarded on the results of the Leaving Certificate Examination; 58 were won by pupils of Catholic schools…

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The Catholic Debating Societies' Union. Executive Meeting

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 21

At the lust executive meeting a litter was rereived from the Manly Debuting Club, asking for a visit from the union to endeavour to arouse fresh enthusiasm in the club. Messrs. Crick, Ryun…

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Manly Catholic Literary, Debating and Social Society

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 34

The above society held its first meeting in the school-hall on Tuesday, 26th February 1924. The president, Mr. A. Giffney, occupied the chair. Rev. Father M. Lynch, spiritual…

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The Parish Guild. General Communion and Breakfast. North Sydney Leads the Way

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 31

Wearing medals of the Sacred Heart, mounted on red rosettes; some three or four score young men—the advance guard of a coming great organisation—…

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Catholic Pioneers of Bathurst: How They Built the Cathedral

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 7

There are many things in which Bathurst is wonderful, but in nothing is it more wonderful than in its Cathedral of SS. Michael and John. For the cathedral stands…

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BOOKS and BOOKMEN The Ten Best Catholic Books. a Referendum

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 3

The New York weekly journal "America" has been holding a referendum to ascertain the ten best Catholic books. As "America" is a journal of high standing…

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Prime Minister Returns. Discusses His Mission Empire Unity and Development Results Achieved by Conferences

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 7

The results achieved during his mission abroad were detailed yesterday by the Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, on his arrival at Perth, where he was accorded an enthusiastic welcome…

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Debating Societies. Catholic Debating Societies' Union of N.S.W. New Branch at Manly

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 34

At the last executive meeting a letter was received from the Manly Debating Club, asking for a visit from the union to endeavour to arouse fresh enthusiasm in the club…

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What Cardinals and Bishops Say. The Catholic Paper Is Like Weekly Missionary Bleasing the Home

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 42

WHAT Cardinals and Bishops Say... Cardinal Maffi, of Pisa, in an address on the importance of the Catholic press, said to the priests: "You preach on…

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Ma-Jong Menace in China Blamed For Many Evils. Mission Priest Com-ments on Present Fad

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 March 1924 · page 9

"If you get the Ma-jong fever in China, you no longer can be trusted. The ban-dits who rob at night gamble at Ma-jong by day."…

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