Man in top hat standing beside the car is most probably the Reverend John P. Carney (born 1880 Ballaghaderreen, Country Mayo, Ireland - ordained at All Hallows College, Dublin, Ireland) who spent all his years as a priest in the Melbourne Archdiocese, arriving in Melbourne in 1902. He was appointed Assistant priest at St Francis Melbourne then at Castlemaine and Gordon. He left Gordon to the pastor of the new mission at Diamond Creek where he spent about five years before moving to Footscray and later Yarraville. The automobile has been identified as a Unic Taxi built in the United Kingdom about 1908 though the actual date of this particular vehicle is unclear. The registration number 7788 was issued prior to 1910 at which point they changed to numerals only of the form nnn-nnn. Reproduced on p93 of 'Pioneers & Painters'.This photo forms part of a collection of photographs gathered by the Shire of Eltham for their centenary project book,"Pioneers and Painters: 100 years of the Shire of Eltham" by Alan Marshall (1971). The collection of over 500 images is held in partnership between Eltham District Historical Society and Yarra Plenty Regional Library (Eltham Library) and is now formally known as 'The Shire of Eltham Pioneers Photograph Collection'. It is significant in being the first community sourced collection representing the places and people of the Shire's first one hundred years.Digital image 120 format B&W negative Original sepia coloured postcard (10 x 15 cm) with cracking Black and white photograph duplicate (16.5 x 25 cm) with some corrections to mask cracksInscribed on reverse 'R.C. Parish Priest, Eltham'sepp, shire of eltham pioneers photograph collection, parish priest, automobile, john p carney, diamond creek, unic taxi, pioneers and painters, eltham, motor vehicles, rev. john p carney

Father Thomas Daly died in 1954, and is buried in Linton cemetery.Black and white postcard photograph of a clean shaven man wearing suit and clerical collar."Parish Priest Linton Fr Daly buried at Linton".catholic priests, fr. thomas daly

The Little Flower at work 1958 - 1983. A History of St. Therese's Parish Kennington. 128 pages with photographs, illustrations. Prepared for Monsignor Francis Owens, Parish Priest.Keith Housecottage, miners, bendigo, churches, st. therese's, catholic. keith house, monsignor f. owens. priest, parish.

White cardboard invitation with blue printed text. The invitation is to celebrate the silver jubilee of Rev. Father Lawrence Gallagher, Parish Priest of Linton, which is to be held at St. John's Catholic Church, Skipton, Sunday, 30th July, 1972.Text: " The Parishioners of Linton / request your presence at the /Silver Jubilee / of / Rev. Father Lawrence Gallagher / Parish Priest of Linton / to be held on / SUNDAY, 30th JULY, 1972. / at ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, SKIPTON / Mass at St. John's Church Skipton at 2 p.m. / and afterwards at Mechanics Hall, Skipton. "rev. father lawrence gallagher, st. john's catholic church skipton, silver jubilee, st peter's catholic church linton

Donor identifies the following: Parish priest - Dr W M Collins Queen - Molly Baker Attendants - Marg Wise, Lola Sans, Gertie Baker Flower girls - Madge Wise, Molly Brown, Rita O'Sullivan Probably taken in Our Holy Redeemer Hall, Mont Albert Road, Surrey Hills.This is one of only a few photos in our collection which are evidence of Queen Carnivals which originated as fundraising events. They were particularly popular in both Australian and New Zealand during the early 20th century. They were particularly common during and after World War I when they were used to raise funds for returned soldiers. It is currently the only photo in the collection of a social event connected to Our Holy Redeemer Church and the only one which includes Dr William M Collins who was the parish priest from 1933-1941. Dr Collins was a significant figure in the Catholic Church in Melbourne in the first half of the 20th century. REF: The Advocate: The first priest-editor by Fiona Power; Kairos Catholic Journal Volume 22, Issue 16. - 2 September 2011": Summary: Born in Kilmore in 1884, William Collins attended South Melbourne College and then the University of Melbourne, where he assisted in the formation of the Newman Society of Victoria. After graduating in arts in 1911, he worked at the Melbourne Public Library and the Education Department. In 1912, at the age of 28, he went to Rome, where he studied for the priesthood at Urban College. He obtained doctorates in philosophy and theology and was ordained on 3 June 1917. He returned to Melbourne and was appointed curate at St Mary’s, West Melbourne, and St Francis’, Lonsdale Street. In 1918, Dr Collins became editor of The Advocate. He remained in the role for seven years. Dr Collins was parish priest of Dandenong, Daylesford, East Malvern, Surrey Hills and Kew, and administrator at St Francis’. He died in 1959 and a Requiem Mass was held at Sacred Heart, Kew. Black and white photo of the participants in the Queen Carnival arranged on a stage in a tableaux of the coronation of the Queen. To the right are the parish priest and the archbishop and there is a man at the bottom of the stairs centre front of the stage. Guests are seated at a table to the right of the stairs and to the left of the stairs is a table with floral arrangements and other objects. "1938" hand-written on the original photo in upper LH corner.festivals and celebrations, queen carnivals, our holy redeemer church, dr w m collins, rev william m collins, (miss) molly baker, (miss) marg wise, (miss) lola sans, (miss) gertie baker, (miss) madge wise, (miss) molly brown, (miss) rita o'sullivan

B&W photo St Josephs Catholic Primary Premiers 1967, taken at the Peanut Farm Reserve in St Kilda. The parish priest is at centre back, coach Phyl NICHOLLS at back right.phyl nicholls, education - primary schools, sport - australian rules football, st josephs catholic primary school, religion - roman catholic church (st josephs)

Rev. Fr. L. Gallagher, Parish Priest of Linton was the Manager of the Catholic Diocesan monthly magazine.Green receipt card for the Catholic magazine "Light" managed by Rev. Fr. Laurie Gallagher of Linton.Text: " LIGHT / BALLARAT DIOCESAN MONTHLY. "receipts, fr. laurie gallagher, magazines, 'light' [catholic church periodical], catholic church linton

Belonged to Percy Webber who took the slides while he was parish priest of the church of england in Heathcote in 1893.these Glass slides are only known original pictures still in original box 9 in total taken in 1893 of the various views around heathcote.set of 9 Glass Plate Slides in original box. photographs of Heathcote McIvoron lid of box Gravura Lantern plates glass plate slides gravura, lantern

Black and white photograph taken during the opening of St Brendans Primary School extensions, showing Barry Cunningham member from McMillan Bishop Jeremiah Coffey DD Parish Priest Father John Shanley Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, celebration, officials

Book produced for the 75th anniversary of the Parish and school. List of Principals, list of Parish Priests. The school was built in 1932 on what had been an orchard.Yellow and black covered book with photos of church on front and schoolchildren on back. 46 pages of text and photos, no index. +Additional Keywords: Lacey, Angela / Tien, Joe Bui DucCelebrating 75 years of history at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School in Wilana Street, Ringwood

Transcription of plaque: Our Lady Help of Christians Church Eltham was blessed by the most Reverend Thomas F. Little DD Archbishop of Melbourne 31 October 1976 +++ Reverend Father Desmond Jenkins Parish PriestColour photographeltham, our lady of help christians church, thomas little, desmond jenkins, catholic church

Galen Catholic College was named after Father George Devitt Galen, who was a parish priest based at St. Patrick's Church in Wangaratta from 1863 until his death in 1869. This is one of the few photographs of Father Galen.galen catholic college, galen college, father george devitt galen, parish, st. patricks, wangaratta

Newsletter of the Church of St James East, St Kilda, edition no 367, published in March 1957. Contains the names of the Parish Priest and church officials; the dates and times of services, including for Lent 1957; lists of new subscribers; summaries of meetings; announcements.White paper, yellowed with age, printed in black on both sides and folded in half.the pilgrim newsletter, church of st james - east st kilda

Donated by Presentation Sisters of Mt Carmel Convent. Father James Lawless (later Monseignor) was a much loved Parish Priest of St Mary's Parish Rutherglen for well over 30 years. His funeral was one of the largest ever seen in Rutherglen. A true gentlemanSmall black & white photograph, unmounted and unframed, of Father James Lawless, with kookaburra on hand.mount carmel convent, st marys church, james lawless, presentation sisters, mt carmel convent

Donated by Presentation Sisters of Mt Carmel Convent. Father James Lawless (later Monseignor) was a much loved Parish Priest of St Mary's Parish Rutherglen for well over 30 years. His funeral was one of the largest ever seen in Rutherglen. A true gentlemanSmall black & white photograph, unmounted and unframed, of Father James Lawless on left with two unknown Priests.mt carmel convent, mount carmel convent, james lawless, st marys church, presentation sisters

Donated by Presentation Sisters of Mt Carmel Convent. Father James Lawless (later Monseignor) was a much loved Parish Priest of St Mary's Parish Rutherglen for well over 30 years. His funeral was one of the largest ever seen in Rutherglen. A true gentlemanSmall black & white photograph of Father James Lawless on right with two unknown Priests & an unknown Army Chaplain."L. J. Romey, Chemist & Chiropodist. Rutherglen Tel 36"james lawless, priests, army chaplain, mt carmel convent, mount carmel convent, st marys church, presentation sisters

Image of Fr J. McInerney, former RAAF chaplain, Chaplain to CYMS and chaplain to Caroline Chisolm Migrant Hostel Creswick in the 1950s - 60s. Fr McInerney was long time parish priest at Creswick. He was made Monsignor later served as editor of the Ballarat Diocesan Journal "Light".