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Churches, 1924

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Church's Jubilee Methodists at Mudgee MUDGEE

The Sun · Tuesday 1 April 1924 · page 9

The Methodist Church here celebrated its 60th birthday yesterday, its foundation stone dating May 26, 1863. At the opening ceremony the special…

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Church Music Society

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 1 April 1924 · page 3

Under the auspices of the Church Music Society of Australia, lovers of sacred music will be given an opportunity of hearing the first rendering in Sydney of…

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News in Picture Sydney of Yesterday and Today. Olympic Swimming Test. Sneak thief Elephant. Memorial Church

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 1 April 1924 · page 12

THE MARTIN PLACE THAT IS NO LONGER.--"What will Sydney be like forty years ahead?" One way of getting an answer is to reflect what Sydney was like forty years ago, and measure that up with what it is today, Martin Place was then a dreary place, with the northern side a painful void. AN OLMPIC TEST.--Competitors in the 200 metres test race at the Domain Baths yesterday to guide the…

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Catholic Young Men

Evening News · Wednesday 2 April 1924 · page 3

Another appreciative crowed watched the second day's play in the final between [?]ry Hills and Mr. Carmel. The latter carried their score of [?]…

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Biederwolf Mission Campaign Closes

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 2 April 1924 · page 5

The finel series of meetings in connection with the Biederwolf mission was held in the Town Hall yesterday. Dr. J. Graham Campbell presided at…

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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION How Sydney is Extending Tenders Called, Accepted, and Public Works New Church Killara Memorial Simple, but Dignified

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 2 April 1924 · page 3

The new Congregational Memorial Church at Killara, to be opened on Saturday next, is an interesting example of modern ecclesiastical…

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Cronulla-sutherland Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 50

Cronulla: Masses every Sunday at 7 and 8.15; devotions every Sunday night, 7.30. Sutherland: Mass, first, third, fourth and fifth Sundays at 9.30; second Sunday, 8 o'clock…

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Catholic Marriage

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 11

Very definitely, the Church tells her people that Catholics must be married by her priests. Moreover, she wants them to come before the altar. There…

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Catholic Immigration

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 17

"The work is very strenuous, begetting abundance of sympathy, but lacking encouragement, of the sort we are seeking from hundreds in a position to help…

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Catholic Girls' Schools

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 12

Tennis matches conducted by the Catholic girls' schools on Tuesday resulted:- Rose Bay beat Loreto, 35-10; Parramatta beat Kincoppal, 35-10; Vincent's beat St. Thomas', 25-20;…

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Croydon Parish. Arrangements for Mass

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 32

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

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Catholic Sports Association

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 34

The newly-formed Catholic Sports Association (late A.H.C. Guild Sports Association) held its first meeting on the 26th ult. It was decided to run a football…

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Endowment of Catholic Schools

Watchman · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 2

Sir,—I read with disgust a letter appearing in the issue of the "Maryborough Chronicle" of 22nd inst., and signed by someone calling himself…

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Hornsby District Catholic Tennis Club

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 29

The club's third grade team journeyed to Turramurra on Saturday last just to try their hand against the Turramurra Club's thirds. Though defeated…

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Catholic Immigration. Need of Helpers

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 21

"The work is very strennous, begetting abundance of sympathy, but lacking encouragement of the sort we are seeking from hundreds in a position to help this…

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Our Catholic Girls' Ex-Students' Unions

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 3

MISS MILLIE LOUGHMAN Who, with Miss Kathleen Kelly, shares duties of honorary secretary of the Ex-Students' Union of St. Mary's College, Batharst…

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Boggabri Made a New Parish. Farewell to the Priests

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 37

A representative gathering of citizens joined with the Catholic community on Tuesday evening', 11th ult., in the Alexandria Hall to bid farewell to Rev. Father Keane…

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Catholic Priests and Workingmen Why the Church is Democratic. the Humblest boy may be Pope

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 17

It is the most natural thing in the world that Catholic priests should be sympathetic with the masses of the working men of the world. If the matter…

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Manly Catholic Literary, Debating and Social Society

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 April 1924 · page 34

The subject for the meeting of the above Society, held in the school—hall on the 25th ult., was a debate, "That State lotteries should be introduced for charities." The…

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