You Are the Church
"Why doesn't the Church do something?" The question, of course, raises the more basic enquiry "Who is the Church?" Roman Catholic theology and practice offer a…
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CORRESPONDENCE Church Attendances at Holiday Times
Sir,—In your "Notes and Comments" of 23-4-49, you make a statement which, as it stands, causes me some concern. You say:…
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Sir,—Dr. Cumming Thom's attack on the philosophy course in Sydney University raises issues which affect the whole community…
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LONDON, May 13 (A.A.P.).â The House of Commons last night approved Britain's adherence to the Atlantic Pact. The vote was 333…
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A former New South Wales minister, the Rev. Brian Cavanough, has been elected Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in…
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Because building land is so expensive, Presbyterian Church authorities in New South Wales have had plans…
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NEW YORK, Saturday.—Buddy Scott remembered seeing pretty Dana Marie Weaver walk in the side door of an ivy-covered church in Roanoke, Virginia. He also remembered standing on the footpath outside the church later in the evening…
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"The holy quietness of its sanctuary invites you to enter. Be still, meditate, pray," reads the notice outside the little church of St. Oswald's, Haberfield. IT was Saturday, May 7, 1949—yesterday week, in fact…
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IF a university is doing its proper job, it is to be expected that some students may change their beliefs on religion. Dr. Cumming Thom is making a great deal of the…
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More than 1000 Turramurra residents will attend a farewell gathering for Rev. R. J. Cameron at Masonic…
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If ministers at the Presbyterian general assembly behaved like union representatives at the…
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Merrylands Baptist Church will celebrate its seventeenth anniversary next week-end. There is to be a sacred concert on Saturday evening. On Sunday…
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PEIPING.—General Li Tao, spokesman for the headquarters of the Chinese Liberation Army, has issued a statement on the Amethyst incident rebuking Tory leader Winston Churchill…
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A move to bring St. Andrew's College at Sydney University under the control of the N.S.W. Presbyterian…
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Following is the Religious Syllabus for primary schools of the Archdiocese: KINDERGARTEN AND TRANSITION CLASS: Prayers: Sign of the Cross; Our Father; Hull Mary; Glory be to the…
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On Wednesday night members of the above concentrated on getting the meeting through with the greatest despatch. in order to set-off a paper-chase…
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FOUR of the best-known priests in Australia—all of them brilliant speakers—will conduct a public mission in Sydney Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 30 and 31…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Flower Girls and Boys at the Catholic Ball
Left to right: Margaret Ambrose, Tony Ireland, Robync Barrett, June Barrett, Neil Elkington, Maureen Glasscock [Photo by Du Val Studio, Penrith]…
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It Is doubtful whether any (social function of the kind has been more thoroughly prepared and more expectantly awaited than was the annual…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →300,000 Mourn Assassinated Woman Filipino President's Widow Was Great Catholic Exemplar
MANILA.—Assassinated by Filipino outlaws in an ambush, the late Mrs. Aurora A. Quezon, widow of the first President of the Philippines, was one of the great Catholic women of the Far East…
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