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Churches, 1928

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Proposed Anglican Constitution. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 25 January 1928 · page 9

Sir,—In your issue of Saturday, 21st instant, there is a letter from "Puzzled." If your correspondent has read the articles and letters in the "Herald" he really ought not to…

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Women's Mission to China. Investigation by League of Peace and Freedom

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 25 January 1928 · page 2

The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom began its life in a great adventure, the holding of an international congress at the Hague in the…

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Prayer Book. Church and State. English Opinions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 25 January 1928 · page 16

The latest mails from England have brought details of the comments on the rejection of the revised Prayer Book by the House of Commons, and the discussion which followed…

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The Prayer Book. Proposed Amendments. by Churchmen's Union. London, Jan. 3

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 25 January 1928 · page 15

The council of the Chairman's Union has written a letter to the Archbishops and Bishops, urging the following amendments to the deposited book before it is again…

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Churchmen's Prayer Book Alterations Bishop Is Opposed to Defiance of State and Acceptance of Vote Law for Worship London

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 25 January 1928 · page 4

The council of the Churchmen's Union has sent a letter to the archbishops and bishops urging that additional…

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Anglican Beliefs

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 6

"Churchman" wants to know: -- What do Church of England people really believe on the subject of Holy Communion and the nature of the…

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Mil[?]on and Conjola Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 35

Visitors to these famous South Coast resorts will please note that Holy Mass is celebrated. every Sunday at Milton at 8 a.m. and Conjoin at 10.30 a.m. Devotions at…

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A Catholic Novel

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 6

The hoped for has happened; a newcomer has taken her place beside Isabel Clarke in the field that she had made her own. It is delightful to welcome a…

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The Catholic Church and the High Churchmen

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 22

THE CONTROVERSY in England over the new Prayer Book has given the sensational press opportunities which it has not neglected, and certain lime-lighting gentlemen like Bishop Barnes have been quick to seize an opportunity of attaining a little cheap notoriety. As a result, the Catholic…

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Catholic Truth Society. Current Publications

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 40

"Who is the Christ?" By the Very Rev. Prior Hogan, O.P. This pamphlet is divided into two parts— (a) The Hope of Israel, (b) The Revelation…

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Manly Catholic L., D.. & S. Society

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 19

The usual weekly meeting of the Manly Catholic Literary, Debating and Social Society was held in the school hall on Tuesday, 17th instant…

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Catholic Notes. the Archbishop of Sydney's Engagements

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 26

Saturday, January 28.—His Grace will leave Sydney for Hamilton. Sunday, January 29.—The Archbishop will open the new District Boys School…

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A Catholic Attitude. Lone Witnesses to the Truth

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 38

THE drift of the world's belief to nothingness on the one hand and to Catholicism on the other has been going on, and noted, for a…

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Catholic Broadcasting Station. Official Opening. the Archbishop and Wireless

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 24

The Catholic Broadcastihg Station was begun under the happiest and most successful circumstances on Sunday morning last, when his Grace the Most…

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The Late Miss Susie Rowan. a Pine Catholic Type

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 22

The death occurred on Tuesday, 17th inst., of Miss Susie Rowan, a member of the well-known Randwick family. She was a native of Kilkee, County Clare…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union. the Union

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 38

The annual meeting of tho council of the Catholic Debating Societies' Union was held in the Catholic Women's Association's rooms on Friday evening, 13th inst., when Mr. D. G. Lee, general…

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The N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union. the Union

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 19

The annual meeting of the Council of the Catholic Debating Societies' Union was held in the Catholic Women's Association's Rooms on Friday evening,…

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Tales of Mission Life in the Philippines At the Marriage Feast

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 10

SO you want to hear some more from the Philippines! It is really very hot at present, and as I sit at my desk, I am bathed in perspiration…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Three weeks in a Buggy

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 16

We wonder will the revered Bishop of Armidale, Right Rev. Dr. O'Connor, recall any or many of his long bush…

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Catholic Customs and Symbols. The Doxologies. by Rt. Rev. H. T. HENRY, Litt.D

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 January 1928 · page 36

SONGS of praise (the Greek word "doxa" means glory, honor) occur frequently in the sacred liturgy. They are of various kinds…

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