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Churches, 1933

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Church Revival

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 April 1933 · page 7

Mr. A. Rayment, at St. James Hall last night, delivered the third of a series of lectures on Church revival in the 19th century. The subject of the lecture was "The…

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Baptist Church. Proposed Union With Churches of Christ. Committee's Report

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 April 1933 · page 14

At the half-yearly assembly of the Baptist Union of New South Wales, begun at the Bathurst-street Baptist Church yesterday the Rev. F. J. Dunkley read an interim report…

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Church Age. When a Boy Falls In Love

The Sun · Wednesday 19 April 1933 · page 17

WHEN should a boy or girl be admitted to church membership? was one of the questions debated to-day at the half-yearly…

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Springwood Parish

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 22

Mass at Springwood: First Sunday of month at 7.30 and 9 a.m. Other Sundays at 8.30 a.m. Mass at Glenbrook: First and Third…

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Katoomba Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 28

Katoomba: First Mass, 7 o'clock. Second Mass, 10 o'clock. Blackheath: 8 o'clock Mass every first and third Sunday. 10 o'clock Mass every…

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Catholic Society

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 22

Delegates from all the mainland States, at a convention at the Cathedral Hall, Fitzroy, Victoria, adopted proposals for the formation of a Federal…

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Milton and Conjola Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 30

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

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Masses in Camden Parish

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 28

Masses are celebrated at Camden first, and third Sundays at 8.30 a.m.; second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 10 a.m. At The Oaks: First and third Sundays…

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Catholic Club Notes

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 26

The attention of members is drawn to the following club fixtures, which will take place during the current month of April:—…

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Mission at St. Mel's, Campsie

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 22

Very Rev. Father A. Perkins, Provincial of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, and Rev. Father Len McCarthy, M.S.C., will commence a mission at St…

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Catholic Action. Its Meaning and Practice

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 7

The following address was delivered by Mr. T. J. Purcell, president of the Catholic Action movement, at the inauguration of a study circle at Bankstown on the 6th inst.:…

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Fourteen Months Since Narromine's Catholic Church Was Wrecked. OVER £2400 Collected for New Church

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 28
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For the benefit of readers who perhaps have missed some of our weekly letters, it is now 14 months since the Church of St. Augustine at Narromine…

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Catholic Club Notes. Welcome to Victorian Handballers

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 14

The executive of the N.S.W. Handball Association entertained the visiting Victorian Handballers at a luncheon, which was served in the dining-room of the…

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The Catholic Speakers. on the Street Corner

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 23

The Catholic Speakers are considerably augmenting their work by the distribution gratuitously of booklets, catechisms, and newspapers. At the conclusion of the…

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News and Views in Catholic Circles. Chiefly Personal

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 14

Birthday greetings were recently offered to his Grace Archbishop Redwood, S.M. On Saturday, April 8, his Grace entered on his 95th…

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Notes from the Mission Field. "De Profundis" Bell Tolls Nightly in India

The Catholic Press · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 32

Every night, about 8 o'clock, the "De Profundis" bell is tolled in every church of the diocese of Mangalore, India. It is known as the "Bell for the Dead," and is…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Notes From Our Files of 1888

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 9

In July of 1888 Rev. Father J. Walsh left Branxton, in the Maitland diocese, after five years' active work, and proceeded to Grafton. His place was taken…

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Catholic Action at Bankstown. Rev. Father Eris O'Brien Inaugurates Successful Movement. MR. T. Purcell's Instructive Address on the Lay Apostolate

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 7

Recently Rev. Father Eris O'Brien, of St. Felix's Church, Bankstown, inaugurated what promises to be a most successful Catholic Action movement…

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The World's .. Catholic News From Rome to our Copy Desk. the "Fides" Service What a Little Sister of the Lepers Inspired. a "Spontaneous Generation" of Catholics

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 20 April 1933 · page 8

In the very little island of Pukapuka, a tiny speck lost in the midst of the Pacific, we find, in recent events, another proof of the helpful action of…

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