Letter to the Editor Presbyterian Leader Commends Congress
"THE Catholic Weekly" has received the following letter from the Rev. Gordon Powell, minister of St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Macquarie-street, Sydney:…
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News for Women Record Gathering Attends Congress Catholic Ball
ONE of the outstanding Catholic social events of the year, the Congress Catholic Ball, took place at the Trocadero on Monday of last week. More than 1600 people, a record for a Catholic ball,…
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IT was the duty of everyone concerned with the welfare of Australia to do what they could to settle more people on the land and to assist them in producing food for other people who were not so fortunate in being able to till the soil. His Lordship Bishop Gallagher, of Port Pirie (S.A.), made this statement during the National…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Population "Despondent" Since Tito's Return Yugoslav Persecution Mounts New Police Measures Follow London Visit
TRIESTE,—Strong anti-British feelings and a sense of despondency have seized the overwhelmingly Catholic population of Croatia and Slovenia since Tito's return from his state visit to London…
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The Church Army Cinema Unit is visiting the district for a few days and will be screening programmes of religious…
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THE Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor of Franco has been presented to His Eminence Clemente…
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A beautiful statue and shrine in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal—the first in the Diocese of…
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LONDON, April 29 (A.A.P.).—The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, said to-day that he would…
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Sir,—Allow me to express my disappointment at. the recent announcement of a knighthood for Winston…
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Parents and friends of many of the pupils of All Saints' Sunday School, Oatley West, spent an enjoyable afternoon recently…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Christian Science Churches ORIGINALITY
The merit of originality is not novelty; it is sincerity. The believing man is the original man.--Carlyle. What is originality? It is being one's…
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BOGOTA (Colombia), Thurs.. (U.P.).--Bishop Anibal Munoz, of Bucaramanga, has forbidden…
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BOGOTA (Colombia), Thurs. (U.P.).--Bishop Anibal Munoz, of Bucaramanga, has forbidden…
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BOGOTA (Colombia), Thurs. (U.P.).--Bishop Anibal Munoz, of Bucaramanga, has forbidden…
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BOGOTA (Colombia), Thurs. (U.P.).--Bishop Anibal Munoz, of Bucaramanga, has forbidden…
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BOGOTA (Colombia), Thurs. (U.P.).--Bishop Anibal Munoz, of Bucaramanga, has forbidden…
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A spokesman for the Commonwealth Film Censorship said yesterday the Australian Board of Missions had been…
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This historic homestead at Ohlo, Walcha, and a surrounding 86 acres have been sold to the Church of England as a farm home for boys by Mr. J. A. Nivison, a great-grandson of the origina owner, Abraham Nivison, who built the homestoad in 1835-37. When Abraham Nivison settled on Ohio, it covered 30,000 acres all of which, except for about 400 acres, is still hold by members of the Nivison family. It is one…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill's Call to U.k. Farmers
THE home-grown food of Britain must be raised by 1956 to 60 per cent. above pre-war figures…
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Sir,—Mr. Frederick Stephens ("Herald," April 30), should know that, of about 4,500 knights in the British Empire,…
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