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Churches, 1867

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America. Lecture on the Catholic Church in America

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 4

A historical lecture on the above named subject was delivered under the auspices of the St. Vincent do Paul Society, in the Cathedral on High-street, last evening, by the Rev. Francis J…

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The Catholic Chaplaincy at Cockatoo Island

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 2

"We publish below a correspondence between the Very Rev. the Vicar-General and the Colonial Secretary, respecting the extraordinary , Suspension of the Rev. G. F. Dillon from his…

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The Roman Catholic Chaplain of Cockatoo Island

Empire · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 4

The following correspondance respecting the removal of the Rev. Mr. Dillon from the Roman Catholic chaplaincy, of Cockatoo Island, has been handed to us for publication:—…

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The Catholic and the Godless Spirit Abroad

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 13

The enemies of the Church are so elated by the cent successes of the devil that they can spare no time for the task of looking ahead. An event occurs; they call it, by a vulgar form…

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Archbishop Manning on Catholic Education and the Poor-law

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 4

In presiding, at the annual meeting of the charitable Society of St. Vincent de Paul, held at the schoolrooms, Greek-street, Sohe Saturday afternoon…

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Pastoral Letter of the Right Rev. Dr. Murray, Bishop Op Maitland, to the Catholic Clergy and Laity of the Diocese of James, by the Grace of God and of the Apostolic See Bishop of Maitland, to the Catholic Clergy and Laity of the Diocese of Maitland

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 10

DEARLY BELOVED BRETHREN AND CHILDREN IN CHRIST,—It becomes my duty to remind you that the holy season of Lent is approaching, and in the words of the Apostle St. Paul to exhort…

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Prussia. the Prussian Government and the Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 4

Our friend at Hamburg writes to us :—Much has been said during the last momentous half year of the great loss which the Catholic Church would sustain through the issue of the late war…

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Irish Intelligence. Church of St. Francis Xavier, Dublin

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 March 1867 · page 5

On Monday was celebrated in the above beautiful churchy one of the greatest festivals which occurs throughout the year in connection with the Society of Jesus. None of our religious…

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Church of England Synod. (Abridged from the Goulburn Herald)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 12 March 1867 · page 2

THE first Church of england synod for the dioces[?] of Goulburn m[?]t, on Thursday, February 28, 1867. The clergy and lay representatives attended divine service and [?]artoo[?] of the sacrament at St. Saviour's Cathedral in the morning;…

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Church of England Synod. (From the Goulburn Herald.)

Empire · Tuesday 12 March 1867 · page 3

The first Church of England synod for the dicease of Goulburn met on Thursday, February 28th, 1887. The clergy [?] representatives attended divine service and partook of the sacrament at St. Saviour's…

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The Church and the State in Italy

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 13 March 1867 · page 3

A NUMBER of the Italian Archbishops and Bishops who had withdrawn from their dioceses and had retired to Rome have recently addressed a letter to the Italian Government, desiring to be informed whether…

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The Greek Church and the Papacy

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 13 March 1867 · page 3

The Berlin correspondent of the funes Times says that a semi-official article on the Concordat and the motives which have led to its annulment by the Czar appeared a few days ago in the St. Petersburg Golos. It is…

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Foreign Intelligence. England. New Roman Catholic Mortuary Chapel in Liverpool

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 March 1867 · page 4

The Liverpool Daily Post says that on Tuesday the Right Rev. Dr. G0ss solemnly laid the foundation-stone of a new mortuary and chapel in Collingwood-street, Liverpool. It will be in…

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The Church and the State in Italy

Sydney Mail · Saturday 16 March 1867 · page 7

A NUMBER of the Italian Archbishops and Bishops who had withdrawn from their dioceses and had retired to Rome have recently addressed a letter to the Italian Government, desiring to be informed whether…

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The Greek Church and the Papacy

Sydney Mail · Saturday 16 March 1867 · page 7

The Berlin correspondent of the Times says that a semi-official article on the Concordat and the motives which have led to its annulment by the Czar appeared a few days ago in the St. Petersburg Golos. It is…

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The Congregational Church Pitt Street

Illustrated Sydney News · Saturday 16 March 1867 · page 1

EVER since the arrival of the Rev. John Graham as pastor it has been found that this place of worship, the largest in this city belonging to the Congregational denomination, was too small to accommodate the large audiences who assembled there…

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Captain Cadell's Mission. (From the South Australian Advertiser.)

Empire · Tuesday 19 March 1867 · page 2

Some day in March we may expect to hear of Captain Cadell starting from Sydney for the Northern Territory, for the purpose of exploring the coast, and fixing once for all…

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Opening of Wesley Church, C[?]endale.—

Empire · Tuesday 19 March 1867 · page 5

The new Wesleyan Church, Chippondale, called "Wesley Church," was opened for divine service on Sunday last, the 17th March. The Weeleyans have had a church in this locality for many years, and a…

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Merle D'aubigne on the Church of England. "Inveniamus qui curva corrigat."—Plinius

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 22 March 1867 · page 6

SIR,—The mention that you have made more than once in your columns of the present circumstances of the Church of England has attracted the attention of thinking men on the…

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Foreign Intelligence. England. Anglican Doctors Disagreeing

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 23 March 1867 · page 4

It is curious to observe that the very same number of the Times (that of the 8th instant, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception) which contained the sneering article against the…

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