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... he knew of the difficulties and dangers in the bringing up of children a : Christians in these days. The Holy Father was speaking to thousands gathered t. Peter's Square to celebrate the Feast of the Holy • FamilY• Ili. lioliness said that safe of strong ...
... is Is % % % TAOIS EACH TO SPEAK IN BFLFAST Taniseaeli. Mr. Sean I lonians. will visit Belfast on January 31 to speak at a meeting of literary and of Omen's University. Mr. Lemmas will address the Society daring the course of a debate as the following ...
... year's estimate. The increase is due to housing revenue, housing improvement grants, water and sewerage !services. Douglas Hyde Speaks to Packed Hall in Newry For what was probably the firit time in histcry over 20 members of the Community of the Poor Clare ...
... with particular enthusiasm was in connection with the inauguration of an annual reunion of parents and children of Gaelic-speaking families. _ _ . —. The treasurer, Dr. P. Mac Giolla Earnain, Dungannon, in his report. explained the satisfactory ...
... Pontiff Speaks of Difficulties Facing 'hinese Priest Among Guests Members of the Committee photographed at the annual dinner dance of the Christian Brothers' P.P.U., Belfast. Front (left to right): Miss P. Kelly. Mrs. C. O'Neill, Mrs. F. Hanna, Mr. D ...
... efficient producers they, in turn, should see that they had no place tor the inefficient manufacturer or supplier. Mr. Bell was speaking at the silver jubilee dinner of the Coleraine and District Tractor , Ploughing Society. ...
... last ' July. He accompanied Patriarch Alexei on his visit to the Middle East, and told the news conference I here he was speaking for the I Patriarch. The Pope, as Bishop of Rome and Patriarch of the West. occupies one of the first three Sees to be recognised ...
... BRITISH PEOPLE IRELAND'S BEST CUSTOMERS Tanaiste Speaks of Nation's Major Role in World Politics British people are Ireland's best customers, as we are theirs, and our prosperity is bound up with theirs, said the Tanaiste, Mr. MacEntee, at the annual ...
... FOUR NEW CARDINALS ELEVATED The Pope Speaks of Fears and Tensions Congo Father Chapel The Chaplaincy Window Exhibition on Church Unity • , . *, . , k. . . Lt.-Gen. Sean McKeown, Commander of United Nations' forces in the . rt , r .> P R A Y ~..- .^ ...
... accepted an invitation frown Lord Brookeborough, to visit Bolfa•t. It N understood that the Canadian Premier has been asked to speak at the annual luncheon of the 117b4ter Unionist Council, which follows the annual conference of the Unionist Party in March ...
... beautiful spots there have passed Into foreign hands. he said. and that is happening in Ireland now. Mr. Callanan was speaking during a discussion on the question of industrial development and the purchase of land by foreigners. ...
... at its next meeting the Urban Council will consider a notice of motion to have it removed to make way for a vehicle stand. Speaking at a meeting of Kens and Connor Young Farmers' Club, at Connor. Co. Antrim. Mr. S. M'Comb said that Six-County farmers had ...