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Churches, 1951

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Colorful Catholic Pageant

Daily Mirror · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 3

The colorful pageant in 11 Martin Place today, during the march of more than 17,000…

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Fairfield Catholic Youth Organisation

The Biz · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 5

Last Tuesday night's meeting was interrupted by a blackout, and business bad to be rushed through. John Dekker, just back from his…

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Rich Brisbane Cup Is Mission

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 8

Playboy, who will fly to Brisbane to contest the rich Brisbane Cup on Monday week…

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Catholic School Building Committee Dance

The Biz · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 11

The return of Cullen's Orchestra was welconed by dancing enthusiasts who attended the da[?]e arranged by the above committee at the Literary…

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The Catholic Story From 1928 TO 1951

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 2

AS the glorious events of the 29th International Eucharistic Congress of September, 1928, concluded, a new and…

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Vote for peace, cays cleric in Methodist forum

Tribune · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 1

LITHGOW.—“I will vote for the Party that I think will do most for peace.” said Rev. Alan Walker in a Methodist Forum debate last…

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Two New Schools at Maroubra Bay Blessing Ceremonies Are Performed In Parish By Cardinal

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 3

FOUNDATION-STONES for two new church-schools were blessed in the parish of Maroubra Bay by His Eminence Cardinal Gilroy last Sunday. The new schools will be in Fitzgerald-avenue and at…

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The Catholic Weekly Editorial Page MacArthur's dismissal doesn't make sense

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 6

MILLIONS of people in all democratic countries throughout the world will have read with deep misgivings the news that General…

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For Catholic Schools Two Useful Volumes For L.C English Honors Students

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 11

THIS educational page of "The Catholic Weekly" deems it fitting to break its normal sequence of contributions to…

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17,500 Catholic Children in City Marach 200,000 defy rain to watch spectacle

The Sun · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 3

200,000 people lined city streets today while 17,500 schoolchildren marched by as part of the Roman Catholic Church's Jubilee celebrations. Boys and girls from…

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Diocesan News From All Parts of the State Bathurst Catholic Protest at Banishment of Czech Primate

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 6

IN all parishes of the Diocese of Bathurst recently, public protests were, made against the banishment by Czechoslovak communists of the Primate, His Grace Archbishop Beran. His Lordship Bishop…

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Protests at attacks on Church made at Newcastle rally

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 2

"MORE than 20,000 strong here to-day, we Bishops, clergy, Religious and people protest against the treatment of Holy Church, and pray the governments of the world to stop it."…

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Reds Set Up "Church" In Rumania

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 1

LONDON. — A 27-member "central council" has been established in Rumania to direct the small schismatic…

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Church Role in Community

Daily Mirror · Thursday 19 April 1951 · page 16

The part played in Australian affairs by the Catholic Church both before and after…

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Catholic Rural Movement Conference

The Land · Friday 20 April 1951 · page 10

THE CATHOLIC BISHOP OF WAGGA (DR. HENSCHKE), centre, who presided at the National Catholic Rural Movement's conference at Wagga last week. Dr. Henschke founded the movement 11 years ago. It has now 5,000 members. Also in the picture, taken at the conference are, from left, MISS ROSALEEN FINLAY (Wagga), COMMANDER JACKSON cmd his wife, formerly…

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Well-Known Country Girls Married In Syndney Two well-known country girls were married [?] St. Mark's Church, Darling Point, Sydney, [?] week within an hour of each other. One was A[?] Milson, of Canberra, who married Peter Snow; as the other, Janice Thompson, of Burren Junctiton who married Bob Rowland Smith, of Sydney. Snow—Milson

The Land · Friday 20 April 1951 · page 26

A lovely gown of white embroidered net was chosen by Ann, who is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Milson,…

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Churchill talks on U.S. strength

The Sun · Friday 20 April 1951 · page 5

LONDON, Friday. -- A powerful fleet of American aircraft carriers was being placed in the Mediterranean, which, with American bases in North Africa, would bring a tremendous potential attack upon the most vulnerable…

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Methodist Women's Federation

The Methodist · Saturday 21 April 1951 · page 3

The annual Rally of the Methodist Women's Federation was held in the Bible House on Tuesday, March 6th, at 2 p.m. Mrs. C. L. Connor, retiring president, was in the chair. The hall was…

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U.s. Mission Will Train Chiang Army

Daily Mirror · Saturday 21 April 1951 · page 1

WASHINGTON, Saturday. -- America is sending a military mission to help train the…

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U.s. Mission Will Train Chiang Army

Daily Mirror · Saturday 21 April 1951 · page 1

WASHINGTON, Saturday. -- America is sending a military mission to help train the…

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