Secular Education and Catholic Literature
WE have been frequently not a little surprised at the silent quiet neglect, or declared contempt, with which Catholic literature is sometimes treated even in Catholic families…
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Public Aid to Catholic Schools in England
SINCE our notice of the plan adopted by the Education Committee of the Privy Council for giving pecuniary aid to schools in England, we have received communications from…
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" In necessaries units, in dublis libertas, in omnibus charitas."—St. Aug. SIR,—Observing that Mr. Dolman has announced his intention of publishing a Catholic Almanac for…
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FELLOW COLONISTS AND CHRISTIAN FRIENDS—As[?] [?] annual meeting of the Synods of two of the sec[?] [?] of the Presbyterian Church in this colony has just [?] held, not only without exhibiting any satisfactory…
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In a community of Englishmen the principles of constitutinal government ever find a congenial soil in which they [?] foot and [?] fruit. Their development may not be equally rapid in every…
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SIR,—It is a great wrong, when a leader of public opinion does anything to arrest practical reforms, by leading discussion into expansive generalities. The charge is brought against the Church of…
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IN reply to an advertisement, advertising a public compet[?] sets of designs for the proposed new Presbyterian Chur[?], called Saint George's Church, Sydney, under the pastoral [?] of the Reverend Doctor Mackay, twelve sets of designs we[?]…
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[WE hare been requested to state that the above report should have appeared earlier in the publie prints, bat, from unforeseen circumstances, it has been inadvertently delayed.] ABSTRACT OF PROC[?]GS OF SESSION, 1857…
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St. Michael's church was filled by a congregation, comprising not only all the leading Catholics of the district, together with their poorer brethren, but also many members of every other denomination, and…
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[We have been requested to state that the following report should have appeared ear[?] in the public print, but from unfores[?]n circumstances, it has been in advertently delayed.] ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS OF SESSION FOR 1857…
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SIR—Will you have the goodness to allow me the favour of suggesting to the gentlemen who signed Gertain advertisements, which recently appeared in the Sydney Dalltes, announcing a public meeting of the…
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On Sunday the 6th instant this Church was opened for the first time for Divine Service, the Right Rev. the Bishop and the Very Rev. the Dean of Melbourne being present with other clergymen. The…
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His Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. O'Connor, Bishop of Pittsburgh, U. S., preached on the above subject, on Sunday, August 23, in the Cathedral, Marlborough-street, Dublin. The ceremonial…
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The columns of this Journal have very frequently been largely occupied in espousing the advancement of "Education," that inexhaustible and most momentous question—an inestimable blessing and…
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MY FRIENDS,—I am directed by the Committee of the Catholic Teachers' Association to request your attention to the advertisement which appears in this day's Freeman, calling a meeting of teachers…
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LAST evening a meeting of the above Auxiliary was held in the Trinity Sohool-room, the Bishop of Sydney, the patron of the Auxiliary, in the chair. The Rev. Forster Ash win having opened the…
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On last Monday evening an anniversary tea meeting was held in the Congregational Church, Newcastle. The meeting was a religious one, and there was a large attendance of ladies. The tea was served in the…
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THERE can scarcely be presented a more deplorable picture than the present condition of the Catholic soldier in India, as regards his spiritual welfare. A sordid parsimony,…
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DURING the past week the new Congregational Church, in High-street, West Maitland, has been opened, Divine service having been performed on the evening, of Tuesday, when the Rev. W. Cuthbertson, of…
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SIR—A short time since a petition was presented to the Legislative Council, from the Louisa Creek, praying that the grant for educational purposes might be appropriated according to the number of children educated…
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