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Churches, 1927

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Irish Rosary and Sermon at St. Benedict's Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 26

His Grace Archbishop Sheehan will give the Rosary and a sermon, in Irish at St. Benedict's Church, George-street West, on Low Sunday, April 24, at 7…

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Coolac's New Church. Opened by Bishop Barry. a Good Collection

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 31

At Coolac on Sunday week his Lordship the Right Rev. John Barry, Bishop of Goulburn, solemnly blessed and opened St. Peter's Church. The blessing…

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Blue Mountain Churches. Masses and Devotions

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 31

The following Masses will be celebrated next Sunday, April 17, Easter Sunday, nine Masses: Katoomba, 7. 8.30 and 10; Lawson, 8; Wentworth…

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Churches that Fail. Survey Advises Immediate Abandonment of 100,000

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 32

A survey of the church situation in communities throughout the United States, made by Frederick L. Collins for the Woman's Home Companion, has led…

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Dulwich Hill. St. Paul of the Cross Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 22

This year is the first in which it will be possible to carry out the devotions for Holy Week fully. The completion of the large church with its side altars…

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Chinese Problems and the Church. The British as "Foreign Devils."

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 35

THE reform movement in China, of which the Nationalist movement is an out-crop, is of no mushroom date. As long ago as the early eighties…

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Climbing Up the Golden Stairs Churchill's Feat Ll. Georges Sallies London

Evening News · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 14

RESUMING the Budget debate in the House of Commons to-night, a former Chancellor, Sir Robert Horne, congratulated Mr…

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The Budget. Labour's Criticism. Mr. Churchill's Taxes. LONDON, April 12

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 13

Opening the debate on the Budget in the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Phillp Snowden (Lab.) said that he could not withhold admiration for the audacity with which the Chancellor…

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Churches of Christ Annual Conference. Social Questions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 18

The 42nd annual conference of the New South Wales Churches of Christ was continued at the City Temple last night. The president. Mr. W. H. Hall, was in the chair…

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"Mr. Deficit" Britain's Big Burden' Churchill's Candid Critics Lashed by Lloyd George London, Wednesday Night

The Sun · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 1

Resuming the Budget debate in the House of Commons today, Sir Robert Home said that Labor was disappointed because It had not found a…

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Churchill's Juggling Relief on 'Change Heavy Tyre Tax Leads to Boom London

The Labor Daily · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 1

BOTH admirers and opponents describe Mr. Winston Churchill's Budget as a blend of audacity, [?]ion and…

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Good Friday in the Churches Impressive Ceremonies

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 14

Impressive ceremonies will mark the celebration of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday in St. Mary's Cathedral. Archbishop Kelly will officiate at…

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Churches of Christ Annual Conference

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 9

The 42nd annual conference of the New South Wales Churches of Christ was continued at the City Temple last night. The president, Mr. W. H…

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Budget Criticism Mr. Churchill "a Luxury" Attack on Empire Preference London

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 14 April 1927 · page 9

"It is beyond me to do justice to Mr. Churchill's genius; he is a combination of Mark Tapley and Micawber," said Mr. Philip Snowden (Chancellor in the Labor Government), who opened the debate on the…

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Methodist Church, Cronulla

The Cronulla-Sutherland Advocate · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 2

Easter services will be held in the above church next Sunday, when the Rev. J. C. Hill will preach at 11 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. on topics appropriate…

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Caringbah Methodist Church

The Cronulla-Sutherland Advocate · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 3

A social gathering took place in the Caringbah Methodist Hall on the 29th ult., by way of a “send off” to the Rev. L. Tredinneck, who has been appointed…

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Hurstville United Mission. The Closing Days

The Propeller · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 4

The united mission conducted by the Rev. W. P. Nicholson in St. George's Church of England, Hurstville, is now in its fourth and closing week, and…

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Industrial Mission's Tour. Hawahan Industries. Pineapples and Sugar

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 6

The members of the Australian Industrial Mission were in Honolulu for only a few hours, but at the request of Mr. M. P. Campbell, the Queensland employers' representative, the…

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The Churches. Special Services. Good Friday and Easter Day

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 6

Special services have been arranged for to-day and Sunday in all churches. At St, Andrew's Cathedral, the Rev. O. V. Abram will be the preacher at to-day's…

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Church Service

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 15 April 1927 · page 5

On Sunday, April 17. Easter Sunday, the service from the Liberal Catholic Church, Redfern, will be broadcast, through Station 2GB. On…

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