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Churches, 1944

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Vicar Urges Church Before Army Parades

Daily Mirror · Monday 17 April 1944 · page 7

LONDON, Monday.--Rev. Wyndham Cox, vicar of the Church of Ascension, Plumstead, attacks the military authorities, saying that Sunday…

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Christian Science Churches

The Broadcaster · Wednesday 19 April 1944 · page 2

"Doctrine of Atonement" was the subject in all Chinches of Christ, Scientist. on Sunday. The Golden Text was: "I am not alone,…

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Sunday Sport Remedy Problem Facing Churches

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 April 1944 · page 5

"While we criticise, the call to us is to be hopefully and helpfully creative, and somehow we must find a remedy," said the…

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Church's Part After War Synod Address by Dr. Mowll

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 19 April 1944 · page 4

Emphasis on the need for re-establishing and developing family life and extending religious instruction in secular…

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Catholic Mission Children Greet Our Bos's In N.G.

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 1

Children from a Catholic mission station in New Guinea entertain Australian soldiers with a ceremonial dance. When the dance ends, the children form a single line, the letters on their tunics forming a warm greeting to the appreciative audience…

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Catholic Church Dance

The Biz · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 2

There was an excellent attendant at the Fairfield Catholic Church dance held in the School of Arts on Saturday last. Among those present were Rev. Fathers…

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Catholic Clubs

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 5

A record number of entries in all grades of Rugby League has been received by the Catholic Sporting Association. There will be three grades…

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Anglican Orders "Ajax," Burwood

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 10

Q.: We Anglicans are charged on various sides with having set up a new ministry. R.: If, as an Anglican…

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Artificial Insemination "Near-Catholic," Dulwich Hill

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 11

Q.: Would you, please, explain a question that cropped up a work? R.: I will do my best for you, though the problem is rather a…

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Catholic Tennis Willowsmere Breaks Run Of Defeats

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 17

After two unexpected defeats in the first two rounds of the Catholic Tennis Association's A-A Reserve Grade competition, the…

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A Disputed Axiom "Catholic Layman," Dunedin, N.Z.

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 11

Q.: There has been some controversy here as to who first said, "There, but for the grace of God, goes So-and0so."…

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The Catholic Weekly Editorial Page The Apostolic Delegate's Silver Jubilee

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 4

THIS week the Catholic Hierarchy, clergy and people of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands join in offering their…

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A Page For Catholic Schools— Drinkwater's "Abraham Lincoln" Compared With The Lincoln Of History

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 19

IN his preface Mr. Drinkwater has expressly stated that his purpose is that of the dramatist, not of the…

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Latest Catholic News of the World— N.Z. Chief Justice Hits At Practice Of Abortion

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 12

The foul crime of abortion has robbed Australia of an incalculable number of citizens. An outrage in the sight of God, it is yet viewed with an amazing complacency by hundreds of thousands of Australians…

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A "No-Church" Christian "R.I.C.," Hurstville

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 10

Q.: I believe that if there were no money, three would be no churches. R.: In your religious views you claim that, with your Bible, you…

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Allied Leaders in Church Window Our Staff Correspondent

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 1

LONDON, April 19.—An American soldier and a British private will be invited to unveil a stained-glass window in the 13th century village church…

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Free Love By Church Set

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 3

NEW YORK, Wednesday.--A fist fight between the Rev. James Lambert and E. C. Rice at Lansing (Michigan) led to amazing…

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Pretty "Taxi" Dancers At Government House Fete LIFE of SYDNEY Golden Jubilee Appeal, for Hospital . . . "Taxi" Dancers at Fete . . . Prizes for Baby Most Like Mr. Churchill . . . Two Pretty Brides . . . Barn Dance Brought Romance . . . Reception at Government House

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 12

NEVER in its 50 years' history has the Crown Street Women's Hospital been known to turn a patient away…

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Churchman Community spirit is lacking

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 8

WAR accelerates the pace of movements already in operation before hostilities begin…

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Sunday School Anniversary Church of Christ, Canley Vale

The Biz · Thursday 20 April 1944 · page 1

On Sunday afternoon, April 2. there was an attendance of 125 at the above Sunday school anniversary service. A programme of sacred items and choruses…

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