Anglican
In his recent charge to Synod, Archbishop Wright stated that during his 11 years as Archbishop in Sydney he had confirmed 30,000 candidates…
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Churches, 1921
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Presbyterian
Rev. A. A. Holden, of Temora, has accepted a call to the newly-formed charge at Abbotsford, Sydney. After a pastorate extending over six…
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New Zealand Methodism will celebrate its centenary in 1922. The Newington College Council (Sydney) has decided to proceed with some…
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Rev. Father J. M'Kenna, who has been in Goulburn for the past six years, at S.S. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, has taken charge of the newly-formed parish at…
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During 1920 eight new missionaries were sent to foreign fields by the Australian Associated Churches of Christ. Misses Jones and Redman have gone…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Excommunication Irish Outra[?] Donounced by Church LONDON, Friday Night
Following up, the Bishop of [?] recent pastoral excommunications [?] derers, the Arch[?] of [?] also issued a pastoral. He [?]…
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Mr. William Allsopp, a resident of Blackall, near Toronto, died while attending divine service at the Newcastle Cathedral last evening. The deceased,…
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Following its usual customs, the Newcastle, Central Methodist Mission will, to-morrow evening, entertain the seamen in port. As a large number…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Dr. Clune's Mission "Continue the Good Work" Where Is De Valera? London. Tuesday Night
The "Dally News" Galway correspondent confirms the report of Archbishop Clune's effort to mediate. After the failure of the recent…
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At the invitation of the ladies committee of the Newcastle Central Methodist Mission to Seamen, sailors of vessels in port representing nearly…
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The total receipts from the Morpeth bazaar were nearly £160, of which £150 were paid for repairs to St. James' Church. The rector, Rev. Canon Rushforth, also…
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Rev. O. Nicholson, of the New Hebrides, was present at the recent New Zealand General Assembly. He was sent out as a New Zealand missionary in 1878, and was…
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The Rev. Palgrave Eddy, who is a specialist in instructing children, will be preaching in the Newcastle Central Methodist Mission Hall and the Stockton…
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The majority of the Governments of the world have now direct diplomatic relations with the Holy See. China requested the Holy See to appoint a…
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The Dean of Newcastle (the Very Rev. H. Crotty) says:—"The church is not here to apply a vaguely defined gospel to a variety of minor ethical situations. Her…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →"Diplomatic Mission" Home Rule Movement Customs Bar Visitor SYDNEY
Hero on what he claims to be a highly important diplomatic mission, in connection with the Home Rule movement in Ireland, Mr. Osmond Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →India's Loyalty Duke of Connaught Welcomed Failure of Boycott Mission to Strengthen Old Ties MADRAS. January 10
The Duke or Connaught, restored to health after his recent illness in india, ended here to-day aboard the Malaya. and the welcome which he received…
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A Franciscan monk was discovered tramping the casual wards of Polish workhouses. He stated that he has voluntarily adopted the life because…
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At the Newcastle Central Methodist Mission on Sunday night, the superintendent (the Rev. S. Varcoe Cock), taking as his subject "An Unexpected…
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The foundation stone of the first Spiritual Church in Australia was laid in Brisbane to-day by Sir Conan Doyle. He remarked that it was 72 years since…
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