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Churches, 1929

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Ireland's Victory of 1829 Our Catholic Balance Sheet

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 38

"Emancipation" is a word on all our lips just now; but it does not follow that we realise how much it means. Just a century has gone by since…

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Catholic Progress in Norway Truth Triumphs Over Slander

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 39

In the Catholic paper "Credo" Monsignor K. Kjelstrup has published a survey of Catholic life in Norway within the past year. In general it may be said…

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A Re-chosen Religion That Catholic Who Drifts

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 25

OUR colleges are turning out excellent young men, Christians, completely so, and thoroughly Catholic. But they are of these days…

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Cardinal Gasquet An Appreciation of a Great Catholic Historian

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 9

ON April 4, in the Eternal City, Francis Cardinal Gasquef, O.S.B., passed to his eternal reward. His death marks the close of the life of another…

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New South Wales Catholic Debating Societies' Union St. Brigid's, Marrickville

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 27

On Thursday, 30th inst., St. Brigid's L., S.& D. Society held the usual weekly meeting in Shrublands Hall, Marrickville. Mr. W. Kelly reported that by…

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Catholic Population of United States 20,112,000 According to Statistics

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 45

The Catholic population of the United States totals 20,112,758, according to the Official Catholic Directory for 1929, published by P. J. Kennedy and Sons,…

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In the Fullness of Time Catholic Responsibilities in the New Century

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 44

IT is a daring thing to correct Shakespeare, yet there is one familiar quotation from him which I always feel inclined to amend. When he makes…

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Cold Douche on Catholic Rejoicing Pope Replies to Duce Rome

The Sun · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 1

"Together they stand, together they fall, even if the Vatican City and the State should fall with them," declares the Pope,…

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Catholic Teachers Conference. How to Teach "Henry V." Paper. by Miss Le Plastrier. Ii. An English Epic

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 16

This play has been called an English epic, or, father, the English epic, if taken in conjunction with the two parts of "Henry IV." The hero—Shakespeare's ideal of…

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A Dramatic Moment in Catholic History The Emperor Valentinian and Ambrose of Milan "To God What Is God's and to Caesar What Is Caesar's."

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 36

AMBROSE, Bishop of Milan, listened respectfully as the officer from the court of the Emperor Valentinian II. and his mother, the Empress…

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Ladies' Church Aid At North Baulkham Hills

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 11

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Church Aid Society met in the North Baulkham Hills Methodist Church on Tuesday. In addition to the local society,…

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Wooden Structures "Menace to Public Safety" Church Street Prohibition

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 14

Some time ago, Parramatta Council decided to prohibit the erection of wooden structures in Church-street. Whether or not this prohibition should…

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Soldier Monks. Enlisted for the Church Militant

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 15

The Colonel held out his sword to the Crown Prince, his superior and friend. "I will have no more part in the barbarous work," he declared. This German Army…

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BalgowlaWs Needs. Archbishop to Lay Foundation-stone of First Church Next

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 25

Balgowlah, the new parish created last December from portion of the wide Manly district, has no Catholic buildings. It stands in need of them for the convenience…

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Ending War. Noted Theologian on Church's Viewpoint

The Catholic Press · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 42

The first analysis of the problem of Peace and War made by a Catholic theologian since 1914, cannot fail to be of exceptional interest to many. In "The…

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Silence of Washington Mexican Campaign Against Church Inner History

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 40

From a well-informed Mexican source "The Dublin Standard" has received a statement on events which led up to the present…

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Why Monsignor Seipel Resigned His Premiership Attacks on His Priestly Office and His Church Vienna, Anvil A

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 43

Monsignor lgnaz Seipel, Catholic Chancellor of the Austrian Republic, yesterday resigned his post. The priest statesman, who has controlled the…

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At the Church of England Homes, Carlingford

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 14

MISS ELAINE DE CHAIR TALKING TO THE CHILDREN…

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Church of England Homes

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 6 June 1929 · page 4

Miss Elaine de Chair, who is taking a prominent part in the production of "The Prince Who Was a Piper" at the Conservatorium on June 15, 17, and 18, yesterday…

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Catholic Schools' Rugby League

The Labor Daily · Friday 7 June 1929 · page 3

The metropolitan Catholic schools played a further round of Rugby League matches yesterday. Results:--…

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