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Churches, 1953

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Cyclone Damage Mission

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 5

BRISBANE, Thurs.--A cyclone on Tuesday heavily, damaged the Presbyterian Mission on…

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Cyclone Damages Mission

Daily Mirror · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 5

BRISBANE, Thurs.--A cyclone on Tuesday heavily damaged the Presbyterian Mission on…

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Orchard Hills Methodist Church Unveiling Memorials

Nepean Times · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 7

At Orchard Hills Methodist Church on Sunday, December 21, a pedestal flower stand and a communion table, of beautiful…

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Catholic Library Session Resumes

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 6

The Catholic Central Library Session from Radio Station 2SM has resumed after a short break over the…

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Catholic Sessions On ABC Stations

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 6

Several Catholic sessions are scheduled for broadcast from A.B.C. stations. "Daily Devotional"…

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Federal Minister says mission activity assists Government

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 2

THE work of missionaries in assisting the Commonwealth Government to realise the ideals it sought to serve as a trustee for Papua and New Guinea was praised by the Minister for Territories (Mr. Paul Hasluck) in a message to the recent annual Mission Conference in Port Moresby…

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People Of Marty Nations Help To Build Church

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 9

A NEW church, built almost entirely by voluntary Australian. Irish, English and New…

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The Question Box . . What is the Church's official teaching on the origin of Eve?

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 15 January 1953 · page 2

T. P., Qld., writes: On July 27 last you said to a Catholic inquirer, "You are free to accept as a theory—and it is no more than a theory—the idea that all living material beings, plants, animals, and even the body of man, have evolved from lower and more primitive forms of life."…

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Fresh Tito Blow Fours By Church

Daily Mirror · Friday 16 January 1953 · page 8

ROME, Fri. (A.P.).--Yugoslavia s Communist leaders are reported to have begun a nail-out push to "nationalise" the Catholic Church in their country and cut ties between its 7,000,000 members and The Vatican…

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Fresh Tito Blow Fears By Church

Daily Mirror · Friday 16 January 1953 · page 8

ROME, Fri. (A.P.).-- Yugoslavia's Communist leaders arc reported to have begun a nall-out push to "nationalise" the Catholic Church in their country and cut ties between its 7,000,000 members and The Vatican…

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Methodist C.e. Mission Band

The Methodist · Saturday 17 January 1953 · page 9

The speaker at our last meeting was Mrs. Lowe, mother of Sister Beulah Lowe of our Mission Station at Milingimbi. Mrs. Lowe had recently visited her daughter, and was able to give…

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The Churches Citizenship Convention

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 17 January 1953 · page 5

The churches and Christian welfare organisations will be strongly represented at the Fourth Australian Citizenship Convention in Canberra next week…

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Uree Young Wen for N.g. Mission

The Sunday Herald · Sunday 18 January 1953 · page 21

AN American woman, a science graduate in her early twenties, with two children (aged four months…

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No shorts in church

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 19 January 1953 · page 6

MELBOURNE, Sun.--A clergyman said today he did not encourage…

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Churchill--song writer

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 19 January 1953 · page 5

KINGSTON (Jamaica), Sun.--Mr. Churchill last night sang to an old army colleague words he has composed for the regimental march of the Fourth Queen's Own Hussars…

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Yesterday In The Churches Christianity Can Save Sick World

Daily Mirror · Monday 19 January 1953 · page 9

''The most revolutionary message in this world comes not front Karl Marx but from Jesus of Nazareth. His is the kind of revolution which alone can bring order out of disorder the Rev. Arthur Preston said yesterday…

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Yesterday In The Churches Christianity Can Save Sick World

Daily Mirror · Monday 19 January 1953 · page 9

"The most revolutionary message in this world comes not from Karl Marx but from Jesus of Nazareth. His is the kind of revolution which alone can bring order out of disorder," the Rev. Arthur Preston said yesterday…

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Yesterday In The Churches Christianity Can Save Sick World

Daily Mirror · Monday 19 January 1953 · page 9

"The most revolutionary message in this world comes not from Karl Marx but from Jesus of Nazareth. His is the kind of revolution which alone can bring order out of disorder," the Rev. Arthur Preston said yesterday…

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Churchill back to painting

The Sun · Tuesday 20 January 1953 · page 20

TOWER ISLE (Jamaica), Monday.--Winston Churchill resumed his holiday routine of…

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Red Insult to Church

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 20 January 1953 · page 1

LONDON, Tues. -- The Communist-controlled East German Government has virtually declared war on organised religion…

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