Four Holy Family sisters arrive to teach Canberra’s Garran school
Four American Sisters of the Holy Family arrive in Canberra to teach at the new Garran Catholic Primary School. They plan a provincial home and novitiate, use a Mirr oldal house, and switch from Hughes Community Centre to the new school building by February. The order, founded in 1875 by Frances Siedliska, now has about 2500 members with convents in the United States Poland Australia and other countries. Foundations were made in Australia in 1952 1957 and 1962.
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Canberra
Australia
Mirwson
Goulburn
T. W. Cahill
Ths
Hughes Community Centre
Oriel
Order of the
Sisters of the Holy Family of
Novareth
Alsn
Sidney
Brisbane
Perth
Rome
Frances Siedliska
United States
Poland
Italy
England
France
Puerto Rico
America
Open house at chapel by The Church of Latter Day Sainte
The Church of Latter Day Sainte in Canberra hosts an open house at the Chapel in Lyneham this afternoon from one ovelook onwards. It is the first event of its kind in Canberra and welcomes the public to view a pictorial exhibition on the church’s origins and growth before a screening of the film Man's Search for Happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sydney
Induction at Queanbeyan Glowing Methodist ministry appointment
Reverend L Harts horn is to be inducted as minister of the Queanbeyan Methodist Church by Reverend F Roberts next Thursday evening. He replaces Reverend P atte at Wattle Park Church and will oversee the Belennmen area after circuit changes. Hartshorn, formerly a Canberra public servant, is married with three children.
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Queanbeyan Methodist Church
L. Hartshorn
Mullumbimby
New South Wales
Goulburn
F. Roberts
Hartshorn
Patte
Perth
Wattle Park
Hall
O'Conner Church
P. Smith
Belennnen
Canberra
Friar Sings Own Songs at Camp in Australia
Brother Andrew of the Society of St Francis, the first friar to Australia in 1955 for Sydney University mission, will preach at Mass in St Paul’s Manuka on January 25 at 7 pm. He will discuss life of Franciscans today. event organized by the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament.
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William
Society of St Francis
Australia
Sydney University
New Guinea
Brother Andrew
St Paul's
Manuka
Catholic Reverend T W Cahill heads to Melbourne liturgical convention
The Roman Catholic Reverend T W Cahill will depart Canberra tomorrow for a Melbourne convention on liturgical changes. He is scheduled to return next Saturday.
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Canberra
Goulburn
T. W. Cahill
Melbourne
Bulb planting tips and varied Victorian varieties
Acorn Bulbs outlines season supply worries due to water shortages in Victoria and urges early ordering. It explains soil preparation with organic manure or bone meal, warns against bulb contact with fertilizer, lists diverse bulb species including crocus and freesia, and suggests Canberra varieties such as Kingscourt and Preamble for good display.
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Canberra
Kingscourt
Carlo
Royalist
King Alfred
Scapa
Beersheba
Bonnington
Sincerity Glengarriff
Troussen
Crocus
Trenoon
Golden Torch
Leitrim
Cotopaxi
Diolite
Narvik
Alamein
Fortune
Pol
Weekend church services across Canberra and area
A dense listing of church services across Canberra suburbs including Rev Munro at Jam, Rev Atkinson in Sanday, and Catholic masses at St Marys Ballumbir Street. Also notes Roman Catholic St Patrick's Braddon, Baptist Canberra Corrie Cres, and several Lutheran, Anglican, and Jehovah's Witness gatherings with times ranging from morning matins to evening worship.
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Wr Lake's Varralumin
Deak
Cinentae Lions
Chiliey
Tote
Sania HC
Cr & HC
Tore
Ansa
Fen
St Mary's Ballumbir Street
Apm
Sarreiny Meer
Persom
Capital
St Patrick's
Inima
Braddon
Jdem
Sam
Sune
Mina Baptist
Canberra
Corrie Cres
Fo McMaster
Lam
J Strummell
A. Brooke
Penpie
Churches unite in islands form United Church of PNG and Solomon Islands
In Port Moresby a major step toward Christian unity was announced as three Protestant churches unite to form the United Church of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Inauguration services planned in Port Moresby and Rabaul feature leaders from Australia New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. Representatives will exchange gifts symbolizing the union after sermons by Dr A H Wood and participation by Rev Paul Parkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
South Pacific
United Church of
Australia
New Zealand
British Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea
Methodist Church
Melanesian
Papua Fkalesia
London Missionary Society
Congregational Council For Work Missions
A. H. Wood
Melbourne
Ela Beach
United Church
Paul Parkin
Dr Wood
Uniting Churches
W. G. Bache
Papua Ekalesia
Port Moressee
South Pacific Post
Bible Archaeology Supports Biblical History And Faith
A historical overview argues that archaeology increasingly confirms biblical events and sites. It cites Langdon, Smith, Albright, and Garstang on early monotheism, the flood parallels, and Jericho walls, claiming archaeology backs names, places, and dates from Genesis to Joshua.
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Canberra Symphony Orchestra
Earle Street
Lyneham
A.C.T
Commance
Canberra School of Music
Ralph Wilson
Medea Oedipus Medea Oedipus Medea
Albert Hall
David Jones
Bourchiers
Bach
ST John
ANU
Congregational Hall
Northbourne Avenue
Iolanthe
David Jonas
Queanbeyan
Lonsdale Street
Holden
Vauxhall Victor
FORD
Neville Organ
Beazley & Bruce Pty Ltd
Friar
Zambia
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Irene
Frances
Olga
Irmina
Mawson
Curtin
ACORN
Chungking
Orissa
Matanan
Forfar
Limerick
Martins Slam
Peel's
de J Munro
Jam
Fem
Barnabay
St Andrew's Forrest
Hector
St Peter's Rei
Tpe
Toongrega AL Cite
Iam
Nickolm
Turner
Church OF Christ
MH. Boer
North Curtin
Redeal
Lynsham
Watchtower
Brahmachari Devendra
Maharishi Mahesh
Yogi
Transcendental
Grifin Centre
Cle
Price
Flat 2
12 Street
Churches
Rabaul
ST Paul's, Manuka
S.S.F
Average Citeen
Mr Hutson
Stephen Langdon
George Smith
British Museum
Nineveh
Biblica
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Shechem
Bethel
Gerar
Dothan
Albright and
Garsiang
Pitham
John Garstang
Jericho
Downer
P.O. Bor
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