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Churches, 1927

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Salacious Plays and Books and Catholic Women, Too

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 31

Lady Armstrong, wife of Sir Harvey Gloster Armstrong, the British Consul General in New York, in an address to Catholic women, showed what they…

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Solemn Honors Paid to St, Aloysius Gonzaga. Centenary Celebrations Held in Historic Church. Representatives of the Catholic Youth Salute Their Angelic Patron. Rome, January 20

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 30

THE Centenary celebration of the Canonisation of St. Aloysius, carried out with solemn pomp and fervor in the great Church of St…

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Reviews. the Middle Ages And Catholic Influence. Religion and This Rise of Capitalism

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 6

The period covered by this book really begins with the Middle Ages and runs on to the present times. A long chapter is devoted to what the author calls, "The…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Hibernian Annual Picnic of 1903

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 16

The Hibernians opened the year 1903 with a grand picnic held at the favorite grounds, Sir Joseph Banks, Bot:…

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The Protestant Bishop of London. and Church History

The Catholic Press · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 11

Sir,—Dr. Ingram (Bishop of London), now touring Australia on a "British Immigrant" stunt, must surely know he speaks an untruth when he told a Brisbane…

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Stage and Church

Evening News · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 15

Mr. Phillip Lytom, the well-known actor, and Paster R. E. Hare, who arirved in Sydney today by the Narkunda…

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The Church's Calendar. The Jewish and Roman Calendars

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 47

"We have our calendar," cried Tertullian (b. 160), with a small pride. What wonder that Christians should be proud of the Church's calendar, which…

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The Prayer Book. Church Meetings. London, Feb. 22

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 9

Despite many protests against secrecy. including one by Dr. Frodsham, formerly Bishop vocation Queensland, the lower house of convocation at York sat in camera…

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Jutland Again "Armchair Critics" Churchill Taken to Task London, Wednesday Night

The Sun · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 2

The Jutland controversy threatens to break out anew. Major-General Sir George Aston (chairman of the council of the…

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Fire Menaces Church Bathurst

The Labor Daily · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 8

Holy Trinity Church, Kelso. the offered church in the west. which is wonderfully preserved and beautifully furnished, was in danger of being burnt down a few days…

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A Woman to Women The Bush Church Aid Society Women Pioneers

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 1

THE Ladies' Motor Mission van, which was sent forth last May by the Bush Church Aid Society, with Sister Grace Syms and Miss de…

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The Bush Church Aid Society--Women Pioneers

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 24 February 1927 · page 4

SISTER GRACE AND MISS DELABILLIERE, THE PIONEERS OF TEE BUSH CHURCH AID SOCIETY, AT WORK. (1) A bush home. (2) Miss de Labilliere visiting. (3) Going home from one of the services, (4) Sister Grace visiting. (5) Their first washing-day. (6) The result of bush fires. (7) Mending a…

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Methodist Church. Annual Conference

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 12

The president of the Methodist Conference, the Rev. G. H. Hewitt, conducted the annual communion service when the conference reassembled yesterday morning. The…

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Amounis Is a Mystery What's His Mission? Perhaps the Doncaster Melbourne

The Labor Daily · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 2

THE mystery horse of the New market is Amounis. It is not that the Epsom winner's capabilities are not known,…

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"At Home" at Chapter House. Church of England Homes

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 4

To discuss the future development of the Church of England Homes for Children at Glebe Point and Carlingford, the executive committee held an "at home" and conference…

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In Chambers. (Before Mr. Justice Campbell.) Lighting a Church. Marsh v Newton

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 8

A proceeding on summons was recently brought by K. W. H. Marsh, electrical ongineer of the Sutherland Shire Council, against the Rev. William Rutledge Newton,…

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St. George Protestant Churches Assn

The St George Call · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 3

Draw for this Saturday:— Rockdale Presbyterian v. Kogarah St. Paul's (Banksia), Banksia F. C. v. Rockdale K. S. P. (Tempe), Rockdale…

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Lighting a Church. The Cronulla Case

The Propeller · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 4

An important question as to whether, in a prosecution for breach of an ordinance under the Local Government Act, it would be necessary for a municipal or…

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The Churches' Boycott

The Labor Daily · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 4

Sir,--Why is it that the Churches, which advertise their services in the, capitalist papers of Sydney and castle do not also advertise in the…

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New Schemes Church of England Homes Carlingford Site

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 25 February 1927 · page 10

A conference of the committees of the Church of England Homes at Glebe and Carlingford, to discuss the matter of raising money to defray expenses…

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