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5 July 2025 @ 7:00 pm
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5 July 2025 @ 8:30 pm
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Online via Zoom
James Franklin, editor of the Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society, speaks on Archbishop Mannix’s arrest by the Royal Navy on the high seas in 1920, and subsequent events during his stay in England. The talk is a joint online session with the English Catholic History Association.
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Archbishop Mannix’s enforced stay in England, 1920
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James Franklin, editor of the Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society, speaks on Archbishop Mannix’s arrest by the Royal Navy on the high seas in 1920, and subsequent events during his stay in England. The talk is a joint online session with the English Catholic History Association.