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In order to finance these add a new touch to the Groups of orphans from Home's pool and have had the Sisters produce stall. The olives St. Joseph's orphanage and occasional picnics to the and other works annual were pickled by one of the Foundling beach. This year, however, are holding their Sunday, Vincent's St. nuns. home will spend their first they are all looking forward Gift day on The Sisters are hoping for holiday at the seaside this to a real holiday and seve- Nov. 24. a record crowd and are the year thanks to the purchase ral swims a day. As In Other of a beach house at
ingham by the SisterSi;` Mercy. The 300 children in institutions ha v e taught to swim in
NUMBERING INCORRECT ANGELINE, , look quite The pre ,stage during touch of real folly when it Angeline on action song,
DATE
No. 2,
Clontarf
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Hospital
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The programme in which ranked with professional compo The same programme presented by the boys for audience of well over nuns of the metropoli area on Sunday last. S buses brought the nuns their convents to Boys To Guests of the boys on Friday night included p and Brothers and o from the Welfare departm Immigration Many members of the Gun club which adjoins institution were also The programme incl instrumental and v o c numbers, sketches, c
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WHITE -GLOVED DOCTORS carried the canopy over the Blessed Sacrament during the procession closing the Forty Hours' Devotions in the St. John of God hospital Pope Asks Casey last Sunday. V.G.,
To Help Migrants
Hundreds of Sisters of St. Msgr. E. Kennedy, John of God, nuns from parish priest of Subiaco. other Orders, uniformed nurses from the Catholic
Nurses' guild, priests, lay A Good Position Brothers, and a fair attend_ Vatican City.-Pius XII. ance of laity took part in urged Australian Foreign the procession from the FOR JUNIOR GIRL Minister Richard G. Casey convent chapel through the A junior girl wanted for to open his country's doors beautiful grounds of the staff of "The to immigrants from Italy hospital to an altar erected the clerical No shorthand, but and other overpopulated on the main steps where Record." of typing es European nations. The ap- the first Benediction was knowledge Good conditions. The second Bene- sential. peal was made at a pri- given. Some of the more than 200 nuns from metropolitan con- vate audience at which diction was given at the above -award rates of pay, the and no Saturday work. Apin outlined the econo- Lourdes grotto vents who were the guests of the lads at Clontarf Boys' Town for Casey The Monstrance plicants should contact the fic and political situation in grounds. was carried by the Rt. Rev. Accountant, phone BA 2837. the Far East. performance of the concert.
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