Church Missionary society
The Anniversary of the Australian Auxiliary to the Church Mission Society, was held in the St. James's School Room, Elizabeth-streat, on Wednesday week last. The chair was taken by the Bishop…
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The Presbyterian Church in Canada
IN courtesy to the Presbyterian portion of our reader we give insertion to the following extract which we have taken from The London Morning Advertiser of a late date, which paper has been…
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The Australian of Thursday last seems to think we were unreasonable in asking who the party was who had left the Church of England for the Church of Rome. We…
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The Reverend John Joseph Therry, Catholic Vicar-General, in the presence of a numerous assemblage of the inhabitants, adopted the usual ceremony in laying the…
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WE are anxious to conclude the arguments in favour of the Established Church before we touch upon the oft-refuted arguments of the Very Rev. Dr. ULLATHORN…
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The Rev. John Joseph Therry, Catholic Vicar Gene [?] the presence of a numbers assemblage of the [?] adopted the usual ceremony in laying the found on [?]tong of the new Cathohc Chapel on the…
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The Rev. John Joseph Therry, Catholic Vicar General, in the inhabitants, adopted the usual Ceremony in laying the foundation stone of the…
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THE arguments in favour of the Church of England, as given by the Rev. Mr. Meek, are concluded in this number, and we believe we are warranted in saying that there…
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Be ready always to give an answer lo every man that asketh you a reason for the hope that is in you. IN the ordinary affairs of life, no man would be esteemed a commonly sensible man, who…
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The Sixth of the Thirty nine Articles of the Church of England classes the First and Second books of Maccabees among those which 'the Church doth read for…
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THE Church -- what is meant by this oft used word "The Church" -- "Hear the Church" -- let the Church interpret the meaning of her title. The Church of…
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Be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason for the hope that is in you. No sooner did the profession of Christianity cease to be the mark of disgrace, or, in other…
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Under the head of Church and State, we, on last Monday, endeavoured to point out the power of the Laity in matters purely spiritual. We endeavoured, in fact, to…
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"Be ready always to give an answer to every man that aske[?] you a reason for the hope that is in you." The first FIVE ARTICLES do but declare a fact,…
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THE article we had prepared for this day's publication, we have laid aside to make room for the pastoral letter by a Presbyter. The object of a Presbyter is to vindicate…
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IF it be admitted that man is by nature a sinful creature, it must also be conceded that so long as he is under the control of that nature, he has no desire to do that which is in its nature pleasing…
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"Many subjects present themselves, towards which I might be tempted to direct your thoughts. One more especially concerns the Church at present; because it is daily assuming a more…
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ARTICLE XII. OF GOOD WORKS. As was observed in the remarks on article XI. Good Works are the necessary results of a true and lively faith; they are therefore not to be counted as means or as causes, but as results…
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If it be true, and not (to use Mr WINDEYER'S expressive term) "a lie of vanity," or (to use a plebeian phrase) "a publisher's puff," that the Sydney…
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We feel peculiarly obliged to the party who sent us the subjoined extract from The London Record -- that unflinching advocate of all that is Holy, all that is just…
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