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Churches, 1927

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Catholic Schools in Edinburgh. Costs Public £26,000

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 22

The first Catholic school built in Edinburgh by the Education Authority since the transfer of the Catholic schools after ^he passing of the Education Act of 1918 was…

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Value of the Catechism. Duties of Catholic Parents

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 3

WHAT the illustrious Bossuet once " wrote for the instruction of the clergy and laity of his diocese seems opportune now, as perhaps, rarely in past…

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Mission to U.S.A. MR. McINNES'S Position. Adelaide

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 12

At a special meeting of the Boilermakers' Union Mr. A. MclnncB was congratulated upon his appointment as a member of tho industrial mission to the United States. It was…

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N.S.W. LOAN Underwriters' Profit Lord Chelmsford's Mission New York

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 5

It is understood that Lord Chelmsford (New South Wales Agent-General in London) is leaving for the United States…

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U.S.A. MISSION Full Itinerary Not an Idle Moment Melbourne

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 5

The itinerary drawn up for the industrial mission to the United States provides that on the night of arrival at Vancouver they…

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National Catholic Pilgrimage to Canberra Epic Event in the History of Australia

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 26

Aptly described by Right Rev. Dr. Barry, Bishop of Goulburn, as an epic event in the history of Australia, Canberra was the Mecca for thousands of Catholics last…

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Education in the Lismore Diocese. Bishop Carroll's Address. the Catholic Primary Schools Examinations

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 38

THE annual Education meeting of the Diocese of Lismore was held in St. Carthage's school-hall on Monday night, "January 24th ult. His…

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"Petrol" and "Free Air." The Catholic Position and Politicians. Archbishop Mannix's Address at Canberra

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 25

AT the blessing of the foundation-stone of the new Catholic building at Canberra on Sunday when history was made in the Federal…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. The A.H.C. Guild's Home Rule Meeting

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 16

The members of the A.H.C. Guild had a big demonstration at Botany in November in support of the Home Rule movement, when…

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The Church and Science. a Popular Delusion

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 24

It has been said, we think, by Newman, that no modern literature lost so much of the Catholic spirit as English literature. Whether the cause lay in the Penal Laws…

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Catholics and Science. Church Leads the Way

The Catholic Press · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 10

The eminent position held by Catholics and Catholic Universities in the field of science was illuminated from another angle in excerpts from a recent address by the…

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An Enigma. a Book High Churchmen will not like

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 6

One can imagine the joy with which the subtle mind of Father Ronald Knox must have encountered this ruthlessly outspoken onslaught upon the attitudes…

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Mr. J. L. Fleury's Studio. Art and the Church. (An Appreciation by a Visitor.)

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 7

A SHORT distance from Putney jetty, on one of the most beautiful points of the Parramatta River, opposite Thomas Walker's Convalescent…

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Reviews. Where the Church Leads. The Common-sense View

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 6

In this latest addition to, his library of popular apologetics, Father Scott assumes a very original and yet a very obvious viewpoint. A religion that merits…

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New War Book Mr. Winston Churchill "Best Written Yet" Series to Be in "The Sun"

The Sun · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 13

"The best matter yet written about the war," was the judgment of the editor of a leading paper of our Empire, after reading the proofs of Mr…

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On the Macpherson Range Greek Orthodox Church

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 10

This is one of the age-old beech trees, bearded with moss, which a party of Sydney naturalists saw on a recent visit to the Macpherson Range, on the border of New South Wales and Queensland. Laying the foundation stone of St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Cathedral at Paddington yesterday. Left to…

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Churches' Protest

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 12

The Council of Churches yesterday made a vigorous protest against the proposal before the Legislative Assembly to alter the hour of closing hotels from 6 to 9 o'clock. A…

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Child Endowment. Church's Attitude. Opposed to Sectional Scheme

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 3 February 1927 · page 12

At the monthly meeting of the Council of Churches yesterday the Child Endowment Bill now before Parliament was discussed. The 'opinion was unanimously expressed that it was…

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Rockdale Methodist Church

The St George Call · Friday 4 February 1927 · page 5

The 72nd Anniversary of the Rockdale Methodist Church will be celebrated on tho 20th March next, when the President of the Methodist General…

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Industrial Mission MELBOURNE

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 4 February 1927 · page 9

Although the Industrial mission to America is due to leave Sydney on Thursday next, it is probable that, following the arrival of the Prime…

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