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Churches, 1865

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The Alleged Union Between the Protestant and Greek Churches

Empire · Tuesday 19 December 1865 · page 3

A letter from Belgrade, dated the 4th, in the Levant Herald, says:—"An about of a Servian Monastery has been degraded for having administered the holy saorament to a priest of the Anglican church. As this…

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Religious Memoranda. Church of England

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 21 December 1865 · page 9

ON the 27th ultimo the foundation-stone of new schoolrooms in connection with St. Barnabas's Church, Parramatta-street, was laid by Mrs. Thomas Cooper. The erection is to be an extension of the present schoolroom in a westerly direction about ninety…

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The Archbishop of Dublin on the Irish Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 26 December 1865 · page 6

IN his charge to the clergy of his diocese, last week, the Archbishop of Dublin (Dr Trench) referred to the position and prospects of the Irish Church Establishment. He said:—…

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Catholic Schools

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 December 1865 · page 15

COOK'S RIVER SCHOOL.—The examination of the pupils attending this school, under the care of Miss Hennessy, took place on the 21st inst. and was conducted hy Fathers Garavel, O'Rielly and Mr. Laffin…

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The Church Congress on the State

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 December 1865 · page 8

THE Church Congress at Norwich take, as might be expected, a very humble view of the functions of the State in connection with the Church. Sir R. Phillimore says " the real difficulty in connection with the…

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