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23 May 2004
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Swans fly high with Vinnies Appeal
Bishops’ urgent call on detainees
Maronites celebrate new saint
Agencies divided over ‘best’ or ‘cruel’ Budget
It all comes down to love, Susie tells aid luncheon
Boys Town, AA, Grow and Fr Tom
Pitter patter: Why not support groups for dads, too?
Aust bishops commend new Mass translation
Cardinal at All Saints jubilee
Bishop to speak about ‘morning after’ pill
Prayer for end to drought
Cardinal’s Comment: Light years better, but system’s still tough
Dinner tribute to archbishop in Goulburn parish merger
Editorial: A just solution
Letters: We knelt in street
Conversation: Dr Brigid Vout, director of the Life Office - Spreading the message ‘with compassion’
A different Australia
Oilfield justice would be nice, too
Cardinal hears the view of young leaders
Speaking out!
St Patrick’s College proud of $5m makeover
Club has great tradition of service and facilities
Club proud supporter of parish, children
Vale – the ‘soldier’s padre’
Australia’s first trained social worker
Faith plays role for Alan
Girls will sing at St Peter’s
Eaglereach: ultimate wilderness experience
Parish Mass a vital part of Tadgh’s game plan
Club proud supporter of parish, children
THE Catholic Club raises money for charity at a special housie game each Saturday, beginning at noon.
Between $100 and $110 is raised each time, with every dollar going to charitable causes.
The club is a regular donor to Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish at Woolloomooloo, whose parish priest, Fr John Knight, is also chaplain of the club.
Recently it assisted the parish to purchase new furniture and to buy new chalices from the Vatican.
It also donates to children’s charities, and gives $1000 each year to a special picnic day for needy children.
It is a regular donor to the Sydney Children’s Hospital, The Royal Society for the Deaf and Blind, St James Forest Lodge School, and to the Sydney Archdiocese out of general club funds.