Church Parade at St. Mary's
Taking advantage of the presence of the band of the New South Wales Lancers, Captain Markwell arranged for the holding of a military church parade yesterday which proved to be very…
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The Roman Catholic Church. LONDON
The Pope yesterday gave audience to a number of Irish pilgrims. In addressing them his Holiness said that England's return to Catholicism was…
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After completing a week's mission of a most successful nature at Broke and Glennie's Creek (during which nearly 300 persons received Holy Communion), Fathers…
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Voluntary offerings of the Church of England amount to six and half millions sterling, exclusive of pew rents, being half a million in excess of the offerings during 1897…
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The annual returns of the Church of England for 1898 disclose marked progress. The voluntary offerings for the year totalled £7,500,000, exclusive…
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As a rule soldiers are destructive rather than constructive, and although now and again they leave a land richer in the way of roads and forts, it is not to the soldiers or to…
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The Rev. John Watson, a retired minister of the Church of England, died at Brunswick, Victoria, on Tuesday, aged 85. The Pope remarked to a deputation of Irish…
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Taking advantage of the presence of the band of the New South Wales Lancers, Captain Markwell arranged for the holding of a military church parade on Sunday, which proved to be very…
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The week's renewal mission concladed at St. Patrick's on Sunday evening last, 19th inst., when the renewal of the baptismal vows was made and the Papal Benediction…
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The week's renewal mission concluded at St. Patrick's on Sunday evening, when tke renewal of baptismal vows was made and the Papal Benediction administered. In the course of his final…
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At the Narrandera Criminal Court to-day William Louis Gordon, a half caste aboriginal, was arraigned on a charge of committing an indecent assault on a half-caste married woman named Mary Howel, at…
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A singular custom is observed at Auxerre, on Easter Day; the canons, in the very centre of the great church, playing solemnly at ball. Vespers being sung, instead of…
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A meeting of the Association of Church workers in the Central Archdeaconry, Diocese of Newcastle, was held at Paterson last evening. The Rev. Arthur Kiltworth, L.L.B., the Rev. W. Tollis, and…
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Father Luck, brother of the late Bishop Luck, died in New Zealand on Saturday at noon. The Pope in a letter to Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore, condemns the doctrines held by Father…
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Seven hundred delegates, representing two hundred and sixty branches of the English Church Union, tumultuously applauded Lord Halifax's statement that disestablishment and disendowment…
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The English Church Union has presented a memorial to the Queen and also to parliament affirming the Church's independence of parliament and the Courts in matters of doctrine and…
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At the Narrandera Criminal Court, William Louis Gordon, a half- caste aboriginal, was arraigned on a charge of committing an indecent assault on a half-caste married woman named Mary Howel, at…
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The following amusing satire appears in the Monthly Packet (London): They were deciding on next Sunday's service. "We begin at the Lord's Prayer, of course," said…
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The Pope, whose serious illness is reported by cable, was eighty-nine years old on Thursday. A bazaar recently held at Cundletown in aid of the Catholic presbytery building fund realised £100…
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