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"A member of the congregation receives communion from Bishop Edgerton R. Clarke, D.D."
Roman Catholic
"Easter Sunday disgrace: The faithful at the Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church on Halfway Tree Road turned up yesterday for Easter Sunday services in the high spirits of the traditional Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. But…
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"The new church of Our Lady of Fatima, built on the old site on Main Street, Ocho Rios, will be dedicated June 22, 1975. Onesto Maffessanti, builder and contractor, who built the church and Rev. Fr. James H. Barry, pastor of the church are shown in…
Roman Catholic
"A group of 155 Catholics recently left the island on a pilgrimage to Rome to participate in the celebration of Holy Year 1975. They were led by Archbishop Carter and Father Meany (at centre) and are shown shortly before boarding their Air Jamaica…
Roman Catholic
"Bishop Edgerton R. Clarke, D.D. (left) delivered the homily in the Concelebrated Mass, and Father James Barry, S.J. (right) organised by the programme."
Romesh Chandra talking
"All for peace - World Peace Council secretary general Romesh Chandra talking about the three-day seminar which begins today at the Pegasus Hotel. He is flanked by Planning Committee chairman Leon Green (left) and Jamaica Peace Council president…
Rominal Morris
"Surviving an appeal: JDF's batsman Rominal Morris survives what St. Catherine's spinner Ephraim McLeod [finger in air] thought was a confident appeal in yesterday's Senior Cup cricket match at Camp. Morris top scored with 36 before he was caught at…
Ron Darlington hands over a cheque to Mrs Thelma Campbell
"Methodist Men's Fellowship president Ron Darlington (second from right) handing over a cheque for $450 to Mrs. Thelma Campbell, acting director of Excelsior Education Centre, toward the first module of the pre-primary school, which can be seen in…
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Reggae Falls in St. Thomas, Jamaica
Reggae Falls, located in the Hillside district near Seaforth in St. Thomas, Jamaica. It is also known as 'Dam Head' amongst locals.