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Churches, 1969

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Catholic, Anglican Archbishops in W.a. Peace Appeal

Tribune · Wednesday 15 January 1969 · page 12

PERTH: The names of the Catholic and Anglican archbishops of Perth led off a remarkable public appeal for world peace which appeared in newspapers here just before Xmas. The archbishops, the Most…

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Slain engineer on UN mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1969 · page 6

HAIFA — Leon Shirdan (Glaswajn) (pictured above) who was killed in the attack on the El Al plane in Athens,…

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Buying Mission Places Firm $165,000 Orders

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1969 · page 5

Firm orders for $165,000 of Israeli goods were placed by members of the Esrael-Ausfralia Import Promotion Association's Buying Mission to Israel, Association president, Mr. Stanley Kerr, said on…

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Church shop painted

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 January 1969 · page 3

These two young ladies pictured at right may not be any relation to…

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Conflict in the Catholic Church Three Cheers for the Paraclete, by Thomas Keneally

Tribune · Wednesday 5 February 1969 · page 7

THE Catholic Church must be one of the worlds most politically stable institutions, and a major factor in its…

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'Quiet schism' in the Church

Tribune · Wednesday 12 February 1969 · page 5

SIGNS are not lacking that the crisis now prevailing in the Catholic Church has reached…

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Dansavonden Catholic Dutch Youth Club

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 28 February 1969 · page 10

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Merrylands loses church stalwart

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 March 1969 · page 3

A prominent church worker for almost half a century, and a resident of Merrylands, Mrs. Linda Try, died last week. Mrs. Try moved to…

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Jarring Decides to Resume His Middle East Mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 March 1969 · page 5

UNITED NATIONS, New York: There was to have been a "plenary" meeting of the "Big Four" last week merely to show that "something was being done" about the Middle East and to bolster Mr. Gunnar Jarring's failing optimism, but France and the.Soviet Union threw a spanner into the works…

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Catholic protest on Franco deportations

Tribune · Wednesday 12 March 1969 · page 9

MADRID: The chairman of the Catholic international organisation, Pax Romana, Joachin Ruis Jimenez, and 36 Madrid lawyers, have protested against the unlawful arrests and deportations of Spanish citizens…

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Jarring to Return Soon to Moscow Post Not to Give Up Mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 April 1969 · page 4

JERUSALEM: Mr. Gunnar Jarring, the United Nations envoy in the Middle East, is likely to return soon to…

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Mission feature

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 April 1969 · page 2

Merrylands Baptist Church will conduct its missionary weekend for 1969 at the church on…

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'Radicalize the Church'

Tribune · Wednesday 16 April 1969 · page 6

BEFORE the Church could develop as an agent of social change, it had itself to be radicalized, Mr. Stanfield…

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Tribune man watches as Nazis use Catholic church as cover

Tribune · Wednesday 21 May 1969 · page 3

MELBOURNE: Australia's most active and best-organised nasi group, the Croatian Ustashi, is using the Catholic Church as a cover for its activities. I became completely convinced of this on Sunday,…

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Communism and the Churches

Tharunka · Tuesday 17 June 1969 · page 18

(This article is written by Vaughan Hinton, information Officer of the Australian Council of Churches.) AS A PAID OFFICER of an…

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CPA Leader at Mission

Tribune · Wednesday 2 July 1969 · page 12

MELBOURNE: A public meeting on the theme "Is Christian Marxist Dialogue a Necessity of Our Time?" is to be held in the chapel of the Prahran Methodist Mission on Tuesday July 8…

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Guildford Church hall dedicated

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 July 1969 · page 4

St. Mary's Church of England, Guildford, must rank as one of the district's most…

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Zagorsk Church talks

Tribune · Wednesday 16 July 1969 · page 9

SOVIET PRIME MINISTER Alexei Kosygin and Pope Paul XI both sent messages wishing success to the church conference "For Cooperation and Peace Among Nations" which has just concluded at the St. Sergius Trinity Monastery…

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Church alarmed at Nazi revival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1969 · page 10

The Catholic Church of Munich is alarmed at the symptoms of a 'Nazi revival in the city. WILLIAM FORREST, distinguished British commentator, looks at the latest moves of the National Democrats in…

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Baptist Church crusade

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 22 July 1969 · page 4

A Baptist minister, who was born in Joplin, Missouri. USA, will speak during the…

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