The Catholic Association
The third annual meeting of this association took place in St. Mary's Seminary on the evening of Thursday, November the 3rd. Our country edition of last week was in press when…
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Catholic Truth Tracts
ROMANISTS have always shown great antipathy to the distribution of "tracts." In Ireland the tract distributor has often times narrowly escaped with his life. If…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TO J. B. Polding, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Church in N.S.W. (Per favour of the Protestant Standard.)
You will excuse me giving you the customary title of my lord, as my Protestant teaching leads me to believe that there is but one Lord, even my Father which is in heaven, neither can I…
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Orleans, October 10—The Commander-in-Chief of the Fifteenth Army Corps sends the following report to the Minister of War at Tours:— "About 9 o'clock this morning, at Artenay, where…
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On Wednesday last (says the Examiner) a grand tea party, supplemented with recreative amusements, was given in the Catholic school, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to the purpose…
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Jules Favre to-day made an official report to the Governhere of his mission to the Prussian headquarters in hehalf of peace. He says a great many different solutions of the difficulties…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To the Individual Who Sent Me Tract No. 1, of "The Sydney Catholic Truth Society" Letter No. Ii. (Per favor of the Protestant Standard.)
FRIEND, In acknowledging in last Saturday's Protestant Standard, receipt of the tract which you had sent me, I had not time to say all [?] felt desirous of saying. Bear with me,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Anglican Bishop of Melbourne on Education
We learn from the Australasian that the Protestant Bishop of Melbourne has published a letter explanatory to certain modifications which his views upon the education question have…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Favre's Unsuccessful Peace Mission. Tours, Tuesday, September 27
Jules Favre to-day made an official report to the Government of his mission to the Prussian headquarters in behalf of peace. He says a great many different solutions of…
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THE Melanesian Mission schooner Southern Crow has returned from her cruise in the Western Pacific. From the report of Captain Jacobs and private sources we have obtained the following interesting report of her…
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ON Tuesday evening, a public meeting of the members of the city and suburban churches was held in the St. James' Parachial Schoolroom, for the purpose of initiating a "United District Visitors' Association for the City and…
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NOVEMBER 7.—A meeting was held in St. Stephen's Schoolroom, Newtown, at which it was resolved to accept the offer of the Bishop, to transfer to the parishioners the trust of the cemetery, with a view of erecting upon the land…
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Our readers will perceive from the remarks in another column, that the diocese of Goulburn has received a great accession to its number of priests by the advent of the five young…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →St. Bede's Catholic Church, Morpeth
This Church, which, has for come time past been found inconveniently small for the increasing congregation, has recently been enlarged and otherwise extensively improved. The addition…
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THE Melanesian Mission sohooner Southorn Cross has returned from her oruise in the Western Pacific. From the report of Captain Jacobs and private sources we have obtained the following interesting report of her…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →A Presbyterian Elder's View of Popery. (To the Editor of the Protestant Standard.)
Popery, notw thstanding all that can be said, to the contrary by interested or wilfully blind apologists, is by its own dark history, present as well as past, abundantly proved to be the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church of England District Visitors' Association
ON Tuesday evening, a public meeting of the members of the city and suburban churches was held in the St. James Parochial Schoolroom, for the purpose of initiating a "United District Visitors' Association for the City and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Professor Huxley and St. Paul. (From the Church Review.)
UP to two centuries ago the current and dominant notion in the world was in favour of the evolution of life from death, which has received the name of Abiogenesis. And we suppose that until very recently…
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