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Church parade.(Ryan)(Essay)
THE POPE LEFT SYDNEY a few days ago, and I sit here still astonished by the extraordinary nature of his visit. I hadn't much considered it beforehand, beyond perhaps the trivial thought: "What a nuisance for Sydney--another total traffic disruption like John Howard's APEC conference last year". But it proved to be nothing of the sort. Beyond all the canonical carry-on and the liturgical showbiz, beyond the amazing size and good behaviour of the crowds, I sensed something, more than just another successful Catholic coup de theatre. The event had changed something, confirmed something. But what? I'm still trying to work it out.
I grew up in a lower-middle-class ...
- The Diary: CHURCH PARADE.(Features)
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mirror (London, England) September 16, 2001 700+ words
Byline: Ian Hyland CHARLOTTE Church is planning to record with Hollywood legend Barbra Streisand after impressing her at a dinner party in LA. The Welsh teen star was having dinner with Babs and Barry Manilow - as you do - when Streisand challenged her to get up and sing her favourite song from a
- Writing Lives.(Life Class: The Education of a Biographer)(Book review)
- Magazine article from: Quadrant Ryan, Peter May 1, 2007 700+ words
...supported the towering red-brick mansion "Raheen", home of Archbishop Mannix; nearby stood the white colonnaded palazzo of John Wren...B.A. Santamaria, occupied partly in interviews with Archbishop Mannix, preparatory for the biography which Santamaria would...
- Patrick Morgan, ED., B.A. Santamaria, Your Most Obedient Servant: Selected...
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society Luttrell, John January 1, 2007 700+ words
...and 1980s. Letters to important people (R. G Menzies, Archbishop Mannix, Malcolm Muggeridge) are balanced with letters to ordinary...Secretariat. Letter 270 is by Santamaria, but in the name of Archbishop Mannix--it is a 1963 application for Santamaria to be a lay...
- The court martial of an AIF Catholic chaplain.
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society Johnstone, Tom January 1, 2001 700+ words
...be guessed. His own Archbishop approved his application for a military chaplaincy, but the Chaplain-General (RC), Archbishop Mannix, declined to appoint him--until his hand was forced by Fr O'Donnell's enlisting in the AIF as a private soldier...
- Jeff Kildea, Anzacs and Ireland.(Book review)
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society Reid, Richard June 1, 2008 700+ words
...immediately after the end of the Great War. He is well-equipped for this task having written and researched widely on Archbishop Mannix, 'Billy' Hughes, conscription and the divisions in Australian society in the early decades of the twentieth century...
- Mannix, Modotti and the Italian POWs.
- Magazine article from: Quadrant Cappello, Anthony July 1, 2004 700+ words
...and forward to him messages from Italians for transmission to the Vatican. This episode illustrates the tension between Archbishop Mannix and Giovanni Panico. If Modotti was, as stated by Panico, under Mannix's supervision, why did Panico inform his Provincial...
- Santamaria, the movement and the labor split of 1954-55: a re-examination.
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society Deery, Phillip January 1, 2001 700+ words
...12) These explanations are not inconsistent with those of Santamaria and his supporters, although emphases differ. Archbishop Mannix claimed that Evatt's 'attack seems to be concentrated on those who have been active in the fight against Communism...
- Bishop Bernard Stewart and the 'Tiger Pits': opposition to Catholic school...
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society Lawlor, Kevin January 1, 2002 700+ words
...One of the most outspoken bishops of the time, Bernard Stewart was a native of Melbourne, had served as a priest under Archbishop Mannix, was appointed Bishop of Sandhurst in 1947 and retired in 1979. His first occupation had been as a lawyer, having studied...
Source: HighBeam Research, Church parade.(Ryan)(Essay)