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Churches, 1928

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

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

A meeting of the Executive Was held in the Catholic Women's Association Rooms on Friday last, 20th inst., when Mr. S. J. Mullumby general president,…

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Catholic Truth Society. Current Publications. "The Havoc of Drink." By an Australian Priest

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 42

These two stories from real life point out to us all the evils that arise from the beginnings of the drink' habit. In this booklet two girls of good family and education…

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The Church and Evolution. The Help of Huxley. (All Rights Reserved.) IX

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 4

Huxley called the Catholic Church "that vigorous and consistent enemy of tho highest intellectual, moral and social life of 'mankind," and I put this quotation first…

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St. Patrick's, Church Hill. Pictures of the Mass

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 19

At St. Patrick's, Church Hill, next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, the Rev. Father D. H. Hurley, S.M. (parish priest), will continue his lecture on the Mass with…

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Church Bells. Interesting Features

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 40

Having been present at the blessing of the bell at Haney (England), on February 12, it might be of interest to know the composition of the material as used in our…

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Cairns. New Church-school Opened

The Catholic Press · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 41

The new church-school at Parramatta was blessed and formally opened on Sunday, 15th inst., by his Lordship Right Rev. Dr. Heavey, O.S.A., and first Mass was…

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Rates on Church Properties Litigation over Exemption

Construction and Local Government Journal · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 16

Special leave was given to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney recently to apply to the High Court against the judgment of the Supreme Court that the Local Government…

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Cafe Chantant for Church Funds

Evening News · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 19

A CAFE chantant, in aid of St. Ann's Church, held at the Hotel Bondi, drew a large attendance. Duels by the Misses Ellis M'Donnell…

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Junior Cricket West. Subs. Churches

Evening News · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 2

The B Grade semi-finals of the western Suburbs Churches Cricket Union were completed on Saturday, the winners being Petersham Baptist B and St. Stephen's Hurlstone…

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"Few Enter Promised Land" Budget As Boat for Jordan Crossing "Public on Arid Bank" Ll. George Lashes Churchill London

Evening News · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 17

MR. CHURCHILL spoke of leaving the sterile plains and entering the Promised Land. But he is only taking with him the Federation of British Industries, the mineowners and the landowners. The majority of the…

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New Griffith Church Griffith

Evening News · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 15

The Bishop of Wagga Rt. Rev. Dr. Barry, assisted by Rev. Monsignor O'Connel, of Junee, and other clergy, will lay the foundation stone of the new Catholic…

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Church Built in Eight Days

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 34

The speed and efficiency of modern building construction and allied crafts (says a message from Peabody, Mass., U.S.A., dated Feb. 29) have made the…

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Church Collectors Entertained by Marist Fathers

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 27

After evening devotions last Sunday, the church collectors of St. Patrick's, Church Hill, were summoned to the presbytery, where the parish priest, Very…

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St. Patrick's Church Hill. Pictures of the Mass

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 27

At St. Patrick's, Church Hill, next Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, the Very Rev. Father D. H. Hurley (parish, priest) will continue his lecture on the Mass…

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Greece and the Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 33

The appointment of a new Catholic Bishop and the establishment of a new episcopal see at Salonika by the Vatican has been much discussed in the Greek…

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Mr. Churchill's Budget. Allowances for Children. Tax Imposed on Petrol. Relief of Industry and Agriculture

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 11

The principal points of the Budget Speech delivered by Mr. Churchill on Tuesday are in announcements relating to a tax on petrol of fourpence per gallon for the relief of rates in necessitons arcas and to allowances for children on…

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St. James Church. Impressive Services

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 14

Commencing at an early hour, and extending throughout the greater part of the day, a series of commemoration services was held in St. James' Church…

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United Service. Council of Churches

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 14

The [?] of war and the necessity for [?] [?]otogy against its re[?]urrence was the keynote of an address by the Rev F H [?]award at the united service…

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Church Reunion. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 6

Sir,—An intense desire exists for the union, harmony, and brotherhood of Christians. It is the impulse, the inspiration, of the present age, and increases in extent and energy…

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The Sun Stop-press Churchill Explains London

The Sun · Thursday 26 April 1928 · page 1

"Don't suppose I am going to do anything to cut oft England from her oil supplies," said the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Winston…

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