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Churches, 1932

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Catholic Club Notes

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 22

The annual meeting of the Catholic Club will be held in the lounge oh Monday, 22nd February, at 8 p.m. The following gentleman have nominated for the…

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Catholic Club. Forthcoming Events

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 22

The annual meeting of the Catholic Club will take place in the club room, 197 Castlereagh-street, on Monday, 22nd inst., at 8 p.m. Admittance to the annual…

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Anglican Creed Factory. a New Formulary

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 20

One cannot but admire the persistency with which the Established Church of England endeavours to formulate a creed that will lift it out of the isolation in which…

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Catholic Children "Should Attend Church Schools" Move at Lidcombe

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 3

The desirability of Catholic children attending schools of their own church was stressed at the annual meeting of the St…

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Scouts' Camp: 3rd Parramatta Catholic Section

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 29

The Scouts of 3rd Parramatta Catholic Section spent an enjoyable four days' camp at Thirroul and Austinmer. The camp was under the supervision of…

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Germany's National Socialists. Anti-catholic Propaganda

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 33

Are the German National Socialists, the followers of Herr Hitler, anti-Catholic? This is a question of interest and importance not only to the Catholic body in…

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Narromine Catholic Church Wrecked When the Tornado Raged Convent and Presbytery Also Damaged

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 18

The Catholic people of Narromine, in western New South Wales, are, spiritually speaking, homeless, as a result of the tornado that ravaged that town recently…

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Wollongong Catholic Literary and Debating Society

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 24

All the joys and sorrows of Ireland and its patriots were revived and discussed on Tuesday night, February 2nd, by the members of the above Society…

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The Equality of the Sexes. Catholic Doctrine

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 23

Mr. Justice McCardie of the British High Court, has been obtaining considerable publicity by his nonsensical remarks on the status of men and women in marriage…

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Under the Library Lamp. The Catholic Who's Who

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 6

The Catholic Who's Who and Year Book for 1932 comes from Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd., London. We are warned that it is compiled for the…

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News and Views in Catholic Circles. Chiefly Personal

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 14

The recent win of the Westmead Boys' Band in the D Grade competition against all comers in the band contest recalls, though only known to a…

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

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 25
Also in Freeman's Journal

The executive meeting was held on Friday. Mr. Scott Alexander, director of the Sydney Repertory Society, was present, and addressed the members relative to his society. It was with…

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The World's ... Catholic News From Rome to our Copy Desk. the "Fides" Service the Flooded Missions of China. a Catholic Story

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 8

Pekin (China).—The secretary of the Apostolic Delegation at Pekin, Dr. Antonutti, has just completed a long trip through the territories of China hit by…

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The Death of Father Campbell. Holbrook Loses a Beloved Pastor. Thirty-two Years Parish Priest

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 18

The death of the Very Rev. Father J. Campbell on the 4th inst. at the Presbytery, Holbrook, came as a great shock to his parishioners, relatives and friends…

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Mass of the Holy Ghost at Cathedral. Representative Attendance of Catholic Judges and Lawyers

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 7

LAST year the excellent suggestion was made that prior to the opening of the Law term the Mass of the Holy Ghost or the Red Mass should be…

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Looking Backwards Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Notes From Our Files of 1886

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 9

The Bishop of Bathurst, Dr. Byrne, had a busy few weeks during the month of March, as we find his Lordship visited Moorilda on the 7th instant and…

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W. J. Coogan, L.C., and His Catholic Friends. Practical Appreciation of His Work to Be Shown

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 15

The approaching Eucharistic Congress to be held in Dublimin June next afforded an opportunity to the many friends of Mr. W. J. Coogan, L.C., well known in…

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The Church in Many Lands International News Service How to Help the Missions

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 6

The beat way to assist all Catholic Missions is to be a regular member of the Propagation of the Faith, the Holy Father's own official Society for aiding Catholic Missions everywhere. Ordinary members pay 2s 2d a year. Special members contribute £1 1s 8d annually, and are entitled to enrol nine other Catholics, living or dead. Send subscriptions and enquiries…

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Narromine Catholics Homeless: Church Convent and Presbytery also Damaged

The Catholic Press · Thursday 11 February 1932 · page 15

Spiritually speaking, the Catholic people of Narromine, in western New South Wales, are homeless, and what, a few days ago, was a solidly-built brick church…

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