ANTI-CHRISTIAN The Church and Cremation SYDNEY
Speaking yesterday at the blessing of the new church and school at Bond[?], Archbishop Kelly said, in reference to the proposed crematorium at…
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Churches, 1919
597 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 7 of 30
Catholic Procession Unauthorised March PERTH
The St. Patrick's Day procession, headed by the Archibishop, traversed three of the main streets yesterday, without civic permission. There was…
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Newcastle diocese contributed £180 to the Church of England Australian Fund for soldiers overseas. The total subscriptions all over Australia up…
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The annual New South Wales conference of the Methodist Church was opened to-night. Senator Chaplain, Rev. James Green, C.M.G., V.D., the retiring…
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Senator Pearce, the Australian Minister for Defence, arrived in London. He will go to Paris to consult Mr. Hughes, Interviewed, he said that this mission…
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Tighe's Hill team v. Adamstown, at Jesmond (semi-final): Rev. Taylor, Magin, Price, Hansen (2), Evans, Ellis, Shaw, Coles, Bulley, J. B[?]ber; Mathleson,…
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A special meeting of the synod of the diocese of Newcastle is to be held on April 8 for the purpose of electing a bishop in succession to Dr.Stretch, whose…
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Belmont and Boolaroo.—In the early sixties, the Rev. W. Bain. of Newcastle, opened monthly Presbyterian services at Belmont. A few families of his charge…
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The first conference convened by John Wesley was held in London on June 25, 1744. It is a far cry to that humble little gathering of the two Wesleys, with…
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Archbishop Ceretti, the Papal Undersecretary for state, says: In the world-war the Holy Father suffered more than anybody else, because of his peculiar…
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The Methodist Conference stationing committee yesterday made certain alternations in the list of proposed circuit appointments. The revised plan…
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The Methodist Conference was continued to-day. On the motion of Dr. Carruthers, the following motion was carried…
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General Pan has arrived in London. He said that the reception of the mission in Australia would greatly strengthen the France-Australian ties…
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Senator Pearce, in an interview, said that he had no intention of taking over military authority, but he desired to make the men feel that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Down with Bolsheviks Brisbane Soldiers' Mission March on Russian Hall
The Bolshevik headquarters in Brisbane were the object of a serious attack on the part of returned soldiers last night. Before the men who…
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On Sunday night, at the Australas[?]an Society Hall, Mr. Watson held the attention of his audience with an interesting lecture on "God's Plan For…
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The Dean or Newcastle, the Rev. H. K. Archdall, addressed a record audience at the Australasian Society's rooms last evening, on the subject of…
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Mr. Fisher, the High Commissioner of Australia, entertained the memebrs of the French Mission at a banquet in Australia House…
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The question of church union, as affecting the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches, was discussed by the Methodist Conference to-day from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Huns Snub the Allies Bold Course Dictated by Paris Delays "No Debate; No Peace Mission" Paris, Wednesday Night
A message from Berlin shows that Germany is disinclined to send a peace mission to Paris if it is true that the Entente proposes merely to submit to them the draft peace terms and will not permit discussion. This is significant in view of an official inquiry addressed to the Entente by the German Armistice…
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