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Brisbane Diocesan Newsletter Diocesan Records Archives Brisbane Diocesan Newsletter 1971-1980 Title of Article Topic Notes Year Volume and Month Page Number Illustration / Image Archbishop's Letter Archbishop Arnott Welcome to new Diocesan Newsletter to 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 replace Church Chronicle. Wishing the Diocese a happy Christmas. Medals Doubt Archbishop Halse Future of Halse Medals is in doubt, with 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 abolition of public examinations now an established fact. Archbishop Arnott hopes a solution can be found. Lord's Prayer Version Out Australian Church A new version of the Lord's Prayer has 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 been rejected by Anglican General Synod and the Roman Catholic authorities. New Bishop Bishops New Bishop of the Riverina, Rt. Rev'd 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 Barry Hunter, began his clerical life in the Brisbane Diocese, was a Bush Brother. Senior Priests Resign Clergy Dean of Brisbane Bishop Cecil 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 Photograph of Bishop Cecil Muscamp Muschamp and Canon A.L. Sharwood, Warden of St. John's College - UQ - resigning Clergy News Clergy Richard Henry Grimshaw - New Rector of 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 St. Stephen's Coorparoo. Philip Armstrong - New Rector of St. Paul's East Brisbane. Robert Francis Ament - Resigned from St. Barts Mt Gravatt as from 31st Jan 1972. Canon's Death Clergy Death of Canon H. Kestell Cornish - 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 November 3, aged 81 C.M.S Office Diocese of Brisbane The CMS Office will now be at P.O.A 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 House Ann Street. An Introduction to The Diocesan Diocese of Brisbane Introducing the Diocesan Newsletter and 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 Newsletter explaining it is hoped to produce it four times a year. Contributions to be send to Editor Canon Vernon Cornish. West Conference Donation Conference of clergy and laity [Rural 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 Deanery of the West] Starting on 12th December at All Saint's Hostel, Oxford Street, Mitchell. Generosity Donation Thanks from the Registrar to an un- 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 named parish for their donation. Christmas Bowl Donation Archbishop Felix Arnott appeals to 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 Anglicans to support the annual Christmas Bowl appeal. Queensland Province may lose New New Guinea Provincial Synod voted to approve 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 Guinea withdrawal of New Guinea. Mentions Bishop Hand, Bishop Grindrod and Canon Peter Robin. Parents Approve of Co-Education Schools Parents happy with combining 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 2 Toowoomba Church of England Boys' School with Glennie Preparatory School - to start in 1972. Speech Day Season Toowoomba Prep. School Archbishop Arnott chatting with winners 1971, Vol. 1, No. 1 December 1 Photograph courtesy of the of major awards. Toowoomba Chronicle 1 of 68 Diocesan Records Archives Brisbane Diocesan Newsletter 1971-1980 Title of Article Topic Notes Year Volume and Month Page Number Illustration / Image Synod Preacher Archbishop Special Preacher for the opening of the 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 Diocesan Synod will be the Primate and Archbishop of Melbourne Most Rev'd Frank Woods Archbishop's Lenten Lines Archbishop Arnott Congratulations of first issue of Diocesan 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 Newsletter and suggestion for Lent programme. Million Dollar Smile Bishops Bishop of New Guinea David Hand, with 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 Photograph: Bishop David Hand the support of fellow Australian Bishops, chatting with David Firifuri en route to is launching the largest single appeal in a meeting of the South Pacific the history of the Church in this part of Anglican Council. the world. Bishop Lewis Visit Bishops Bishop of North Queensland Rt. Rev'd 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 John Lewis will be the visiting lecturer for Old Franciscans' Triennial Reunion in October. C.E.B.S. at Worship Church of England Boys' Society Members of C.E.B.S. at camp at 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 Photograph of Leader Kevin Ryan, Murphy's Creek Rev'd Ian Hunter, and servers Geoffrey McGuire and Graham Mason. Photograph by Don Gardiner C.E.B.S. at Play Church of England Boys' Society 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 Photograph of CEBS members swimming at Murphy's Creek Camp. Photograph by Don Gardiner St. Oswald's House Money Decision Church of England Men's Society Decision about how to spend the money 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 obtained from sale of St. Oswald's House may be made at its Annual Meeting in July Rector Resigns Clergy Rev'd G.H. Drake is resigning as Rector 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 of Yeronga Clergy News Clergy Canon George Gibson, Rector of Ithaca, 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 has resigned as an honorary Canon of the Cathedral; Rev'd William Pearson instituted as new Rector of Nundah on February 2nd; New assistant Chaplain at Churchie is Rev'd Clarence White; New Vicar of St. John's Inglewood Abortion Debate at Clergy School Clergy Summer School Debate between Rector of Auchenflower, 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 Rev'd Arthur Fellows and Dr. Felix Arden. Clergy Wives Meet Clergy Wives Fellowship The role of Clergy children in the Church 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 today will be discussed at meeting in early April. Western Wanderers Conference Church Conference took place in Mitchell 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 2 Photograph includes Rev'd Booth under leadership of the Rural Dean of the (second from left) and other West Rev'd Herbert Booth. delegates. Modern Miracle Missionaries Story of the chainsaw accident of Jeff 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 Photograph of Jeff Ackworth Ackworth, missionary at Taupota, PNG. College Crisis St Francis' College Principal Rev'd Canon I.F. Church 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 concerned at drop in numbers of students. Cathedral Beauty St. John's Cathedral Eight new Stained Glass Windows and 1972, Vol. 1, No. 2 February 1 new Canon's Stalls have been dedicated by Archbishop Arnott. 2 of 68 Diocesan Records Archives Brisbane Diocesan Newsletter 1971-1980 Title of Article Topic Notes Year Volume and Month Page Number Illustration / Image Archbishop's Appeal for Christian Archbishop Arnott Details of the Archbishop's opening 1972, Vol. 3, July 1 Hope address at Synod Brothers to Meet Bush Brothers Celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the 1972, Vol. 3, July 1 founding of the Brotherhood movement will take place on August 13th at Cathedral, preacher will be Bishop Barry Hunter. Barry Greaves of Cunnamulla has been appointed headmaster of St. Barnabas' School at Ravenshoe Synod Acts on College Canon Law Of the nine canons passed by Synod only 1972, Vol. 3, July 1 that which dealt with new St Francis College Constitution caused debate Clergy News Clergy Dr. Peter Carnley will take up role as 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 Warden of St. John's College - UQ; Rev'd Ross Burnett is new Rector of Gatton from August; Home Mission Secretary Rev'd R.L. Roberts and his wife spent five months looking after Tufnell Home, soon will take up new role Dean Off to Perth Dean of Brisbane Dean of Brisbane, Bishop Cecil 1972, Vol. 3, July 1 Muschamp, saying goodbye at Synod, going to Perth for retirement. A Long Long Trail New Guinea 1972, Vol. 3, July 1 Susan Young's photograph showing Kokoda Trail walkers before they set off from Gona Beach. Includes Bishop David Hand and Archdeacon John Reid of Syd. Praise for Study Plan Synod Synod commends The Action for World 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 Development Study. Homes Report Synod Synod accepted a report from the 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 committee reviewing children's homes, Rev'd Jack Kruger, Chaplain to the Tufnell Home for last nine years, praised report. Elections Synod Representative for the General Sydney to 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 meet in Sydney in May. Concern for Aborigines Synod Concern expressed for welfare for 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 Australian Aborigines, acceptance of the principle that help should be given on their terms rather than ours. Church School Attack Synod Debate regarding the future of Church 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 Schools Chancellor Stops Abortion Debate Synod Intervention by Chancellor Mr Justice 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 C.G. Wanstall regarding the debate by Synod's Commission on Abortion. An Old Demonstrator Synod Archdeacon Brian Ward demonstrated to 1972, Vol. 3, July 2 Synod a new version of Palm Sunday Procession. Youth Convention Bishops Bishop of New Guinea David Hand 1972, Vol. 4, October 1 agrees to become Chairman for the National Convention for Anglican Youth to be held in Sydney from December 30th to January 6th. 3 of 68 Diocesan Records Archives Brisbane Diocesan Newsletter 1971-1980 Title of Article Topic Notes Year Volume and Month Page Number Illustration / Image Newcastle Election Bishops Election of new Bishop needed after 1972, Vol. 4, October 2 retirement of Bishop James Housden New Sydney Bishop Bishops New Bishop, Archdeacon John Reid, 1972, Vol. 4, October 1 consecrated in Sydney at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Brothers Galore Bush Brothers 1972, Vol. 4, October 1 Photograph of ten bishops at 75th Anniversary of Bush Brotherhood movement New Prayer Church of England Boys' Society Shorter prayer for C.E.B.S. central prayer 1972, Vol. 4, October 1 Southern Dean Clergy Rev'd Canon David Thawley will be 1972, Vol.
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