The Church and Socialism
Sir,—Mr. Black's statements that there is only one brand of Socialism, and that is the common political variety, that it is against one of nature's most stringent…
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Churches, 1907
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France and the Church. New Law Passed. London
The French Senate, by 180 to 90, has passed the supplementary bill introduced by M. Briand, Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, for the…
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Sir,—"Behold how great a matter a little fire kindieth." Mr. J. Oakes began the correspondence under the above heading by calling the church to task for its…
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Many of the French communes are asking only nominal rents for the priests' masses. In one instance only franc (10d) per annum was asked…
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Sir,—All who claim to be followers of the Master will agree that Mr. Simpson's definition of Socialism is no more or less than Christianity under another…
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A sensation has been created in Paris by the publication in the newspaper "Le Matin" of a sermon delivered by Archbishop Ireland, at St…
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Sir,—After carefully reading Mr. Simpson's defence of the church, or, more correctly speaking, that section which he believes to be the elect of God, the most…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →District News Merewether. Methodist Church
The members of the choirs of the Methodist Churches gave another of their excellent entertainments to a good audience in the Junction Methodist Church on…
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An enjoyable evening was spent in the Methodist school hall, Hamilton, on Friday, the occasion being the annual social of the choir and presentations to some of…
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The Archbishop of Canterbury (the Most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson), the Archbishop of Westminster (the Most Rev. Monsignor Francis Bourne),…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →France and the Church the Seized Papers. London
The Vatican states that the French Government intends publishing a portion of the documents seized at the Papal Nunciature, Paris, relating to…
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Sir,—If I have told Mr. Oakes earthly things and he has believed not, how shall be believe if I tell him of heavenly things? I have stated material facts, and I have…
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Sir,—That Mr. Simpson has failed in his self-imposed herculcan task is evident. I am sorry that he has taken offence at my simple statement of facts, and if they…
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The Spanish bishops have unanimously protested to King Alfonso that the Associations Bill, if passed, will produce cruel conflicts of…
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LONDON, Friday.—A priest has been acquitted at Toulon, in France, on a charge of celebrating mass without notification…
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A Papal Encyclical, expressing a desire to comfort the French Church in her sufferings, assures her that her trials will lead to a final victory,…
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LONDON, Monday.—The Right Rev. Francis Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster, is appealing for £100,000 to execute immediate repairs and…
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A social evening in connection with St. John's Church of England, Darby-street, was held in the school-room adjoining the church, last evening. The social was…
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Considerable interest is being taken in this country in the conflict raging in France between the State and the Roman Church, which has now reached an acute…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →London News. South Africa and the Colour Question.—newfoundland's Protests.—the Government and the Lords.—state and Church.—iron From Australia.—great Britain and Invasion.—the Theatres.—the Anglo-african Match. London, December 14th, 1906. South Africa and the Colour Question
A report of a very serious character has been current lately, both at homs and in South Africa, to the effect that when the constitutions for the…
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