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Churches, 1934

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Catholic Club. Election of Officers, 1934

The Catholic Press · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 25

The election of officers on the committee of management of the Catholic Club for the year 1934 was completed on the 13th inst.; and the result was officially…

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Circuit Farewell Methodist Minister Retiring Shortly

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 2

Granville will shortly lose the Rev. S. C. Roberts, Methodist minister, who is retiring from the ministry. With Mrs…

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Annual Banquet Methodist Order of Knights

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 4

On Saturday lost, Parramatta North O.K's. celebrated their 15th anniversary with a banquet held in the church hall. The attendance was very large, there…

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Catholic Institute for Seamen. Annual Re-union

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 27

We remind our many readers that the annual reunion in connection with that very deserving but little thought of charity, namely, the Catholic Institute…

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A Mason's Catholic Burial. "R.K.," Marrickville

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 6

I have heard you say that a Catholic may not become a member of a Masonic lodge. That is so. the Catholic Church forbids her own subjects to join the…

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The King's Christmas Broadcast. a Catholic Quotation

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 29

A homo exchange calls attention to the fuel, that His Majesty, King George V. of Sngland, used the Catholic and not the Protestant, version of the New…

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Our Catholic Schools and St. Patrick's Day

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 20

IT was generally admitted by those who enjoyed the brilliant programme at the Agricultural Grounds on St. Patrick's Day that golden honors went to the…

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Catholic Club. How the Election Was Conducted

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 26

The ballot for election of officers for the ensuing year closed on the 13th last. On the 14th inst,, at a well-attended meeting of members, the returning…

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N.S.W. Catholic Debating Societies' Union

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 18
Also in The Catholic Press

For all information as to Formation of New Branches, Affiliations, Syllabus Items, Meetings…

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News and Views in Catholic Circles. Chiefly Personal

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 14

Rev. D. P. O'Rourke, of Brisbane, is on. a visit to Melbourne, and has been staying at St. Columban's. North Essendon. A Requiem Mass for the late Mother…

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SPORT N.S.W. Catholic Lawn Tennis Association

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 24

The final figures in regard to the competition disclose record entries both as regards clubs and teams. Thirty-niffe clubs are represented as against 29…

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The Catholic Women's Association. Talk on the Missions

The Catholic Press · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 24

Rev. Father Tomlinson, M.S.C., will give a "Talk on Australian Missions in the Islands" at the Catholic Women's Association Rooms on Monday, 26th inst., at 8 p.m…

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Catholic Women's Section The Woman at Home As Between Friends

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 10

YOU may like to know the origin of some of our Good Friday customs. Take for example, "And when we burned incense to the Queen of Heaven and…

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His Successor Rev. F. R. Swynny and New Methodist Minister

The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 3

"A racy and fervent speaker, a genial and warm-hearted pastor and an indefatigable worker." That is how Rev. F. R. Swynny,…

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Scout News Come On Out/ Catholic Boy Scouts. Arrangements for the Easter Camp

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 33

General interest has been manifest in the Easter Camp to be held at Casula, when about 850 boys of the Catholic Scouts Section will compete in the Papal…

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Looking Backwards. Our Catholic Life of Long Ago. Notes From Our Files of 1890

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 9

In August the people of Coonamble took advantage of the visit of the Bishop, Dr. Byrne, to hold a meeting to take steps to build a new church. The Bishop…

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Another Catholic School Opened. His Grace the Archbishop at Punchbowl. Father Eris O'brien's New Work

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 28

Another evidence of the spread of Catholic education was given last Sunday when his Grace Archbishop Kelly received an enthusiastic greeting from…

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The Kellys Lead Amongst the English Clergy. Many Interesting Facts Discovered in the English Catholic Directory

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 4

Sometimes a work of reference is not. as "dead" as it is supposed to be or appears to be. A lot depends on how we look through reference books—so…

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Rev. Dr Rumble M.S.C. and Ais Radio Talks to the Unseen World Catholic Problems Solved (Copyright throughout Australia.) Saturday or Sunday. H. H. Nicholson, Otago, N.Z., asks

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 22 March 1934 · page 6

How can your church justify the from Saturday to Sunday? The Catholic Church has the authority of God given her by Christ to control…

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