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Churches, 2008

19 stories in Sydney's papers

Mission to Israel visits airbases and avian swamps

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 February 2008 · page 7

THIRTY-SIX participants from New South Wales and Western Australia recently returned from a United Israel…

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Jewish Groups Decry Catholic Text

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 February 2008 · page 16

NEW YORK - A coalition of Jewish groups expressed…

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Trip A Pesach mission to Bali

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 May 2008 · page 3

FOR Sydney rabbinical student Yossi Friedman, spending Pesach in Bali was anything but a holiday. The 22-yearold student at the Tzemach Tzedek…

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On Church Leaders’ Statement on Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 June 2008 · page 15

WHAT I don’t like is to the enemy expressing its opinion on the pages of OUR newspaper. Please, exercise your freedom elsewhere…

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Mission Découverte Du Marché Agroalimentaire Australien À L'occasion Du Salon Fine Food Australia

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 July 2008 · page 15

L'édition professionnel Fine Food Australia, qui s'est déroulée à Melbourne du 22 au 25 septembre, a remporté…

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Letters Catholic Backflip

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 July 2008 · page 14

WORLD Youth Day could serve as an opportunity for the Catholic Church in Australia to demonstrate that the famous Nostra Aetate, which had the…

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The Catholic Police State New South Wales

Tharunka · Friday 4 July 2008 · page 6

The UNSW Atheist Society in its short life has dealt with a number of setbacks - over the semester-and-a-half that it has been in existence, I've seen it chunder through events that would have torn other societies to shreds. While we had a grand entrance late…

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Woman on a mission

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 July 2008 · page 4

ON Tuesday morning, Professor Anne Bayefeky gave community leaders an insight into the motivation and commitment behind her battle to combat the…

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UIA mission reunion United Israel Apppeal hosted a 2008 Golden Mission reunion on July 6 at the home of Susie and Brian Gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 July 2008 · page 12

Joseph Beutum (left), Fentahun Assefa-Dawit. From left Alan Marmot, David Glover, Alan Bermeister, Julius Opit, Brian Gold…

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Letters Church's Duplicity

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 August 2008 · page 18

I FEEL compelled to rain on the Jewish-Papal parade and the exaltation expressed by the “fortunate” Jews who shared intimate family chats with the…

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Sacks becomes first rabbi to address conference for Anglican bishops

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 August 2008 · page 12

LONDON — Commonwealth Chief Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks extended a hand of friendship and word of forgiveness to the world’s Anglican…

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been & seen UIA mission reunion Participants in the United Israel Appeal 2008 medical mission held a reunion on July 20

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 August 2008 · page 12

Peter and Tammy Keller. From left: Dorrie Cooper, Lesley Fleischer, Shavtay Misrachi, David and Marta Karlikoff…

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Community On a mission for children in Mexico

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 August 2008 · page 13

DEBORAH Grossman had always imagined herself working overseas in a voluntary capacity. So after reading an article about a refuge for orphaned, abandoned and abused children in…

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A restaurateur on a mission

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 September 2008 · page 13

RESTAURATEUR and co-owner of the Mission Restaurant Bar and NG Art Gallery Nicky Ginsberg is revelling in the success of her new venture after getting included in the 2009 SMH Good Food…

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UIA boardroom briefing United Israel Appeal held a boardroom briefing with Deputy Chief of Mission Eli Yerushalmi on September 17 at Investec

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 12

Neville Alien (left), Steve Segal. From left: Geoff Levy, Fentahun Assefa-Dawit, Deputy Chief of Mission Eli Yerushalmi…

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Church turned into synagogue

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 October 2008 · page 16

BERLIN - A 300-seat synagogue that opened last week in Bielefeld, in western Germany, was set up in a former Lutheran church…

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Catholic Controversy Continues

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 October 2008 · page 7

THE Catholic pontiff who was once dubbed “Hitler's Pope” will be the focus of discussion at the NSW Jewish Board of…

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Separating church (synagogue) and state Anecdotal Evidence The Lord's Prayer is recited each day before federal Parliament sits and has been since 1901. But does that make it right?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 November 2008 · page 26

AT home I have a booklet modest in appearance but quite grand in purpose entitled Australian Jewry Book of…

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Catholic scholar assesses Holocaust era Pope

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 November 2008 · page 5

“POPE Pius XII was a good man who made some terrible decisions and errors of judgement,” said Dr Paul O’Shea, keynote speaker at the…

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