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Sacred Heart doors always open in Rosalie

by Emilie Ng

11 June 2018 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Centenary joy: Fr Gerry Kalinowski, Deborah Wild and Anne Hampson are part of the Sacred Heart Church, Rosalie community, which ...

Fr Peter Brannelly inside Sacred Heart Church

Sacred Heart Church bears the scars of history for centenary celebrations

by Emilie Ng

12 June 2017 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Centenary year: Jubilee parish priest Fr Peter Brannelly inside a refurbished Sacred Heart Church, Rosalie, which celebrates its centenary next ...

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Tag: Rosalie

Sacred Heart doors always open in Rosalie

Sacred Heart Church bears the scars of history for centenary celebrations

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