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Churches, 1929

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All Nations Mission From Iceland to India and Africa

The Labor Daily · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 7

At a meeting of the executive committee of the All Nations Missionary Union, the secretary reported that there was in band £18334 for various missions. It was…

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St. Vincent's, Redfern Annual Parish Communion Splendid Tributes to Clergy and Teachers

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 29

SUCCESS attended the efforts of the committee responsible for the 4th annual Communion Breakfast of St. Vincent de Paul parish, Redfern,…

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

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 35

The president, Mr. P. J. Gaffney, presided over a meeting of the executive of the Union, held on Friday evening, the 7th inst., in the Catholic Women's Association Rooms. Those present were…

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Catholic Club Notes. Lecture by Father Diamond, S.C.

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 21

All members of the club are invited to attend the lecture to be given in the club lounge room on Monday next, at 8 p.m. sharp. The lecturer is the Rev. Father P. J…

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Founder of International Law. Did He Die a Catholic?

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 7

The author of "De Jure Belli et Pacis," a book considered by many as the basis of international law, Hugo Grotius, was admittedly a profound and enlightened…

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

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 14

The president, Mr. P. J. Gaffney, presided over a meeting of the Executive of the Union held on Friday evening last, 7th June, in the Catholic Women's…

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Protestants Honor Catholic Bishop Jew in Bodyguard at His Consecration

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 44

An Episcopal (Anglican) Bishop, Episcopal clergy, Jewish rabbis, the head of the Salvation Army in the city, and other non-Catholics attended by…

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Debutantes Presented to His Grace the Archbishop at the Catholic Ball

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 21

MISS DOREEN HYNES. MISS EILEEN HALLINAN. MISS D. BUTT. MISS PATSY SCARVELL…

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Catholic Education Conference Paper: "A Tale of Two Cities" INTRODUCTORY. The Class

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 18

The first thing the English teacher does on meeting her class for the first time is to study the members of it. The children are before her, the syllabus has already…

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An Old Californian Mission Story of Santa Barbara the Days of the Friars

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 10

A PART of the beauty of Santa Barbara Mission is in its setting; but the peculiar charm that lingers about the old Californian mission edifices…

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A Catholic Reply to Hoover "Who Shall Obey the Law?" Dr. Ryan of the Catholic University of U.S.A. Deals Frankly with Prohibition. New York, April 3

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 36

THOSE who choose, to buy liquor may "feel assured that they are violating no civil law," and if they make and keep it for their own use "they need…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Another "Escaoed" Girl from a Convent

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 16

In our last issue we published the statement made by the Rev. George Tregear, head of the Orange Society in Melbourne, concerning an alleged escape…

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Another Sale Church Street Property £253 Per Foot

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 12

Last week Mr. W. F. Jago sold 54 feet of land in Church-street, Parramatta, for £13,702/10/-. The price works out at more than £253…

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First Wedding in New Church Best—macdonald

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 19

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at Wentworthville, was the scene of a memorable occasion on Saturday, 1st inst., when Rev. Barelay solemnised the first…

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Scouts' Service 300 at Auburn Church

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 6

Fully 300 scouts, cubs and revers from the Cumberland district attended the annual "Scours' Own Service" in St. Philip's Church of England, Auburn, on Sunday…

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St. Vincent's Church, Redfern. Fourth Annual Communion Breakfast

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 33

A large and enthusiastic gathering of parishioners assembled in the local schoolroom on Sunday morning last, the occasion being the annual Communion breakfast…

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Balgowlah's Start First Church Building Begun. Splendid Initial Collection

The Catholic Press · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 22

After chafing for several weeks at the delay caused by a sequence of wet Sundays, Rev. Father E. Bond, pastor of the newly-formed parish of Balgowlah, defied the…

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Tory Defeat Churchill's Review Feeble Slogan London

Evening News · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 1

"Was the slogan 'Safety First' well chosen?" is the question asked by the former Chancellor of the Ex-chequer, Mr. winston Churchill, in…

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3d for Church Rand Gets 1/-

Evening News · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 5

THAT many professing Christians are living only for the fleeting pleasures of the senses is the assertion of Rev. R. A. Pollard, of St…

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Raffles Banned for Church Funds Newcastle

Evening News · Thursday 13 June 1929 · page 13

THE Anglican Synod decided this afternoon that money for church purposes must not be raised by taffies, games of chance, or "other unworthy means."…

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