News by Wire. Roman Catholic Population. Sydney
The Official Church Directory reports that the Roman Catholic population of this colony is 240,980…
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22 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 2
The Church Congress
The Bishop of St. Asaph has had the pleasure of welcoming a large gathering of the clergy and laity to the Church Congress which is being held this week at Rhyl, and the thorough discussion of the…
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On Sunday evening the Rev. R. H. Kelly preached a sermon bearing special reference to the death of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale…
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The annual meeting in connection with the above church in Kempsey was held on Tuesday last. The various routine business connected with…
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THE long expected opening of All Saints' Church, West Kempsey, took place on Sunday last, when service was conducted by the Rev. R. H…
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IT is not often that a clergyman “goes for” his congregation in the sledge-hammer style adopted last Sunday at Warragul, Victoria, by the…
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The Presbyterian Assembly concluded its sitting yesterday…
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A fight took place at a church in Paris over a sermon on Socialism delivered by a Jesuit Priest…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Magnificent Church to Be Erected in Rome. London
It is proposed to build a new Roman Catholic Church alongside St. Peter's, Rome, to cost four million pounds…
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A fight has taken place in a Roman Catholic Church in Paris, the Socialists portion of the congregation dissenting from the preacher…
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TELEGRAPHING from Buffalo on February 3, the correspondent of the San Francisco Chronicle said :—At Burns, a little town about 20 miles from…
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A plot to destroy a church and kill the congregation at Bilbao, North Spain, has been frustrated. During the service a cripple saw the smoking…
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In the Charities Review for December, Mr. L. Scudder describes what he calls a great ecclesiastical leap into the arena of sin which, in other words, is the establishment…
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The annual meeting of the members of the Church of England, Kempsey, was held in the old church building, on Tuesday last. There was a very…
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ON Thursday, 28th ult., a public tea and meeting was held in the Primitive Methodist Church, Euroka, to welcome the Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Atkinson to…
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NOTWITHSTANDING bad weather and previous disappointments, the concert in aid of the Presbyterian Manse fund which took place on Wednesday night…
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A resolution has been carried, at the instigation of Bishop Kennion, by the Church of England Synod in Adelaide, adopting the recommendation of the last General Synod that a change should be…
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ON Tuesday night last, a very interesting and instructive series of dissolving views were exhibited by Mr. G. H. Royce, at the Templars' Hall, on…
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We understand that the Bishop of Grafton and Armidale is looking forward to leave Armidale on his way to Europe about the 1st of January…
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ON Wednesday last, we had the gratification of attending a very pleasant social at the Presbyterian Church, Central Kempsey. The neat little church had been most…
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