Church of England Synod
The proceedings of the Synod were resumed at half-past three o'clock on Friday afternoon. His Lordship the Bishop in the chair. Prayers having been read by his lordship, the…
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Religious Memoranda. Church of England
JUNE 12.—An ordination service was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral, at which Messrs. James Adams and Fredcrick C.Williams, of Mooro College, were admitted to the order of deacons…
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THE first session of the second synod of the diocese of sydney was opened on Tuesday, the 28th ultimo. In the morning the clergy and lay representatives assembled at St. Andrew's Cathedral, where the Holy Communion was…
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OF GOD THE CREATOR OF ALL THINGS. 1. If anyone shall deny one true God Creator and Lord of things visible, and invisible; let him be anathema. 2. If…
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On Monday evening July 4th, a special general meeting of the above society was held in St. Joseph's school-rrom for the purpose of receiving the half-yearly reports, and of electing office…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Church Synod. the Diocese of Sydney, Thursday, 7Th July. Suppression of Intemperance
MR. W.J. FOSTER moved.— "That this Synod, having taken into [?] address of the council of the Political Association of New South Wales for the suppression of [?] resolves:— 1. That the…
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His Excellency having during, his recent visit to the Northern district, been specially invited by the Right Rev. Dr. Murray, visited St. John's certified Denominational schools at 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dogmatic Constitution of the Catholic Faith. Pius, Bishop, Servant of the Servants of God, with the Approbation of the Holy Council, for a Perpetual Remembrance
The Son of God and Redeemer of mankind, our Lord Jesus Christ, when about to return to His Heavenly Father, promised that He would be with His Church Militant on earth all days even…
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ONE of the two peculiarities which distinguish this Church, as a political institution, from all other forms of government, is her claim to universal dominion…
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OXFORD, Monday.-The destruction of the valuable works of art abstracted from the library at Christ Church has been the theme of general conversation at Oxford to-day, as, from the conduct of the…
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OXFORD, Monday.—The destruction of the valuable works of art abstracted from the library at Christ Church has been the theme of general conversation at Oxford to-day, as, from the conduct of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Catholic Guild. (To the Editor of the Freeman's. Journal.)
SIR,—The various half yearly, reports of the Guild which have appeared in your journal are encouraging. The parent society is in a prosperous condition and the branches appear healthy…
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The half-yearly meeting of the above newly formed branch, was held at the Guild Room, Caoma, on Sunday, the 3rd July. The chair was occupied by the Very Rev…
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No one would claim, no one could have a right to claim, that a universal censorship of the press should supersede its present liberty. An Index Expurgatorius would…
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THERE is, as yet, no complete history of this Church since she became a political confederacy. Since she merged the minister in the magistrate, her progress,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To the Rev. Thomas Smith, St. Barnabas Church, Parramatta-street
REV. SIR--Among the many thousands who welcome your return to this city, you, at all events, will neither be shocked nor surprised to find Mr. PUNCH's name enrolled. For you will readily believe that he loves virtue even more than humour, and prefers a noble life to a…
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On this subject the Guardian observes:—"Our readers will find in another put of the paper a notice of an event which is not without interest at the present moment—the return to our communion of one who, in the storm which…
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WE extract the following from the New Zealand Herald of 27th July:—The Melanesian Mission schooner Southern Cross, Captain Jacob, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, and anchored off Judge's…
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JULY 10,—A meeting was held at Ryde of the subscribers to the fund for paying off the debt on St. Ann's Church. The sum of £365 had been raised, which, after payment of the debt, left a balance in hand of more than…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Congregational Church for Parramatta. [From Our Parramatta Correspondent.]
ON Tuesday evening a tea meeting was held in the Parramatta School of Arts, for the purpose of inaugurating the Congregational Church recently formed in this town by the Rev. T. S. Forsaith, whose efforts hitherto have been…
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