St. Patrick a Scotch Presbyterian !!!
Sons of Old Erin, listen to the wonderful piece of news imparted to your bewildered imagination by the Rev. Mr. Cameron, at the Meeting on last Monday evening—when…
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The Churchyard
I'm standing now among the dead, Where many stood before: I see the graves, all round me spread, Of those we'll see no more…
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Built on a rock, alone it stands—Alone, impregnable, sublime: It knoweth not the wear of time. Around a ceaseless tempest raves;…
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The spiritual exercises for Holy Week were commenced on Monday, March 29th, by the Very Rev. Dean Lynch, and were continued during the week. Mass was celebrated on the mornings…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CHURCHWARDENS. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—In the Herald of this morning there is a letter signed Q., questioning the validity of the election of churchwardens for two parishes in Sydney, on the ground that " the licensed clergymen of the two…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →CHURCHWARDENS. To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald
SIR,—The Rev. John Pendrill, in his letter in to-day's Herald, replying to my former one, is I think both right and wrong; and, if any objections to the legal appointment of clergyman's churchwarden, in the absence of…
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A public meeting was held yesterday evening in the Soots' Church, Jamison-street, to allow the Rev. Dr, Lang an opportunity of submitting the amendment which was rejected at a public meeting held in the Infant…
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On Wednesday, 30th Dec, the above church, which is situated in Marsh-lane, Bootle, Diocese of Liverpool, was solemnly opened for Divine Worship. At eleven o'clock there was…
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On Tuesday evening, the 15th December, the third lecture of the present session was given in the Temperance Hall, Leeds-road, by the Rev. Father Kirby, O.M.I., from the community of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We are not responsible for the opinions and statements of our correspondents.] Catholic Organization
" Laymen, although they have no right, as such, to interfere with the government of the Church, have always taken part therein, in the measure determined by the ecclesiastical laws."—(Principles of Canon Law, by Professor Phillips,…
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SIR,—In my last letter respecting the nomination of the clergyman's chuchwarden of he parish for Christ Church, there was the following paragraph:—"I suggested that Mr. Pinhey should be requested to continue his office, as I felt assured that in…
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SIR,—Observing in your issue of yesterday, a report of a meeting of the Rev. Dr. Lang's friends in the Scots' Church, at which a resolution was passed condemnatory of the conduct of his Excellency the…
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Sir,—In your issue of Wednesday, your correspondent, "Isidore," has re-opened, the subject of Catholic societies; and i trust you will allow me a small space to set your correspondent right, on some…
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Theory of the Christian Monarchy.—The Ancient Political Institutions of Spain.—The Absolutism Introduced by Ferdinand the Catholic and Charles V., and consummated by Phillip II…
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Theory or the Christian Monarchy.—The Ancient Political Institutions of Spain.—The Absolutism Introduced by Ferdinand the Catholic and Charles V., and Consummated by Philip II. Part II…
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We are happy to learn that His Grace the Archbishop has issued a Pastoral Letter, which was read on last Sunday, in the Cathedral, urging on the Catholics of the…
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The beautiful little church of St. Charles, in the parish of Ryde, witnessed on Sunday the assemblage within its walls of a company of holy Missionaries, previous to their departure for their several…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Presbyterian College. to the Editor of the Empire
SIR—As Iam not one of the constant readers or your contemporary, the Sydney Morning Herald, I only learned accidentally yesterday that there was a letter signed Thomas Barker, in that paper of Thursday last, in which,…
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SIR,—Pressing engagements have prevented my earlier noticing the Rev. Mr. Pendrill's long letter of the 13th instant, which, however, demands a short reply. Mr. Pendrill is quite wrong in supposing that I…
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IN further corroboration, if it were needed, of the necessity of Catholics subscribing for the relief of the suffering members of their Holy Church in India, we present our readers…
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