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Churches, 1937

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Church Notes Archbishop at Dawn Service

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 24 April 1937 · page 13

ARCHBISHOP MOWLL will attend the special dawn service in commemoration of Anzac at the Cenotaph tomorrow morning…

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"Bureau On Immorality" Sought By Church Paper

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 24 April 1937 · page 1

A BUREAU should be established where confidential information could be obtained about alleged immorality in certain business houses, says the Church Standard. It is contended that there are…

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Politics and Politicians Problems For Australia's Mission At Imperial Conference

The Sun · Sunday 25 April 1937 · page 19

Before proceeding with examination of issues which will face Australia's representatives at the…

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The VOICE of the Church "Blow Out, You Bugles...!"

The Sun · Sunday 25 April 1937 · page 47

"Blow out, you bugles, over the rich Dead! There's none of these so lonely and poor of old,…

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Roman Catholic Clerics. Honours from the Pope

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 26 April 1937 · page 8

Advice has been received by the Apostolic Delegate (Archbishop Panico) that Pope Plus XI. has conferred the dignity of Prothonotary Apostolic on the Right Rev. Monsignor T…

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Pastoral Letter From Archbishop Kelly. Catholic Action

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 26 April 1937 · page 8

A pastoral letter from Archbishop Kelly, commending the religious and social organisations of the Catholic Church, was read in city and suburban churches yesterday…

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Shell-torn Bible Used at Church Service

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 26 April 1937 · page 6

When a heavy shell burst near Private Thomas Webster, of the 18th Battalion, A.I.F., during a terrific German barrage on the Australian lines at Flers, in 1916, a Bible and a…

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Catholic Press Apologises Admits Distortion of Spanish News

The Workers' Weekly · Tuesday 27 April 1937 · page 1

LONDON, Apr. 2.—Once again the Catholic press has been forced to admit—this time in a court of law—the publication of untrue…

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Big Jobs for Churchmen

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 27 April 1937 · page 7

CHURCHMEN are keenly interested in the filling of important posts in three Sydney churches…

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Mr. Eden's Mission. Brussels, April 27

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 28 April 1937 · page 16

After Mr. Eden and M. van Zeeland had had an interview, M. Spaak (the Foreign Minister) issued a communique stating that their discussions had centred chiefly on the…

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Secret Rugby Mission Q. Objects To Clash Of Dates Sunderland on Way to Sydney

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 28 April 1937 · page 22

MR. HARRY SUNDERLAND, secretary of the Queensland Rugby League, is on a secret mission to Sydney…

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Church's Share Of Coal Royalties LONDON

The Sun · Wednesday 28 April 1937 · page 1

THE settlement of the question of the amount that the Government should pay to take over coal royalties has brought to light the fact that the largest drawers of royalties are the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, whose main function is the…

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Glimpses Of Our Catholic Our Catholic Mission Life UPS and DOWNS of Mission Life

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 3

WHAT is the daily life of the priest on the mission like? Having spent twelve…

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Oatley Methodist Church

The Propeller · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 3

Last Sunday evening a large congregation gathered at the Oatley Methodist Church for the special Anzac commemoration service. The…

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Children's Mission

The Propeller · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 4

Mr. Alfred Gibbs concludes this week a unique series of meetings in the Central Assembly Hall, Hurstville. He gives lantern talks to young folk…

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Catholic Symbolism

The Catholic Press · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 20

Nowadays, almost more than ever, are symbols coming into use as standards crystallising the ideas behind great popular movements. Most of the symbols come…

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Catholic Women's Association

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 22

The Hospital Visiting Committee are having a Card Afternoon at the City Rooms on Tuesday afternoon, . May 4, commencing at 1.30 p.m…

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Catholic Ball, 1937

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 26

Intending debutantes for the presentation to his Grace Archbishop Sheehan at the Catholic Ball on June 8, will be further advised when the matron of honor, Mrs. B. J. Doran, has completed…

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Worked With Sudan Mission

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 18

A SAD home-coming is the lot of Mrs. G. Mitchell, who is on her way to New Zealand with her twenty-two months old son from Abyssinia, where…

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The Catholic Women's Association

Catholic Freeman's Journal · Thursday 29 April 1937 · page 15

The Rev. T. A. Walsh, S.J., recently gave a delightful and interesting story of the lives of Gilbert and Sullivan at the Catholic Women's Association rooms…

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