Roman Catholic Church
Large congregations attended each of the three Masses, eight, ten, and eleven o'clock, at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Newcastle, yesterday. At eleven…
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Churches, 1916
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Congregational Church
A sermon appropriate to Easter Sunday was delivered by the Rev. S. Morrison at the Brown-street Congregational Church, Newcastle, and suitable hymns were sung…
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The memorial service at the Brown-street Congregational Church in the evening was well attended. The Rev. S. Morrison, who was the preacher, took for his…
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A special Anzac in memoriam service was conducted last evening at St. Philip's Presbyterian Church, Watt-street, Newcastle, by Rev. A. Fraser, in the presence…
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Anniversary services in connection with the Lay Methodist Church were held on Good Friday and Sunday. Owing to the rain the annual camp meeting, which is…
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At the Newcastle Cathedral to-night, there will be a solemn memorial service for the Australasian soldiers who fell in the service of King and country…
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The combined service of the Presbyterian churches was held in the St. Phillip's Church, Newcastle. The front seats were occupied by a detachment of…
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Solemn High Mass was celebrated at' St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church by Captain-chaplain Halpin, of the 36th Battalion, the Rev. B. M'Kiernan being the…
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At the service held in St. Andrew's Cathedral, the congregation included Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, the Governor-General, and Lady Helen Munro…
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Canon Forster, when making reference in All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, recently, to the value of national suffering, said: "Belgium had lost all her…
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Since the outbreak of war several home missionaries have been accepted for Y.M.C.A. field service work. The church at Bathurst has been without…
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The Rev. M. E. Thompson, M.A., who has been engaged in missionary work in India, is to take up similar work among the Indian coolies In Fiji. He will shortly…
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Archbishop Mundelein, of Chicago, intends to found in the western metropolis the largest Catholic theological seminary in the United States…
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Statistics recently compiled by the Churches of Christ in Victoria show that those churches number 106 in that State, and the combined membership is 9916, an…
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On Wednesday night Captain Chaplain Halpin, Roman Catholic chaplain to the Ninth Brigade, accompanied by the Rev. E. J. Gleeson and the Rev. P. P. Murray,…
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A Church of England parade service was held on Saturday for the men who left yesterday, there being a celebration of Holy Communion at the camp. Captain…
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The Dean of Newcastle has sent about sixty letters to parishioners on active service. Mr. C. W. Nicholls, who entered Moore…
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The monthly record of the United Free Church of Scotland for March bings up its 11st of sons of the manse in the forces [?] 611…
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Mr. D. Weathersall, who is the newly-appointed organiser to the Newcastle Central Mission, was brought up in Otage. New Zealand. He was converted early in…
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Archbishop Kelly opened the new wing of St. Joseph's Hospital, Auburn, on Sunday. The foundation-stone of the new church…
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