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Churches, 1873

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Church of England Synod

Empire · Thursday 12 June 1873 · page 2

THE Synod of the dicese of Sydney resumed at 3.30 yesterday afternoon. After prayers, the minuted of the meeting of Tuesday were read, confirmed, and signed by the President…

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Anglican Synod

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 13 June 1873 · page 2

THE third sitting of the fourth session of the second Synod took place at the Church Society's house, Phillip-street. The Bishop of Sydney presided, and read prayers. The CLERICAL SECRETARY (Rev. A. H. Palmer) read…

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Church of England Synod

Evening News · Friday 13 June 1873 · page 4
Also in Empire

THE Diocesan Synod met again yesterday at 3.30. After prayers, the minutes of the previous day's proceedings were read, confirmed, and signed by the President. CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS…

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Anglican Synod

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 3

THE fourth sitting of the annual session of the Anglican Synod for the diocese of Sydney was held at the Church Society's Room, Phillip-street, yesterday. The Bishop of Sydney presided…

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The Anglican Synod

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 6

THE fourth session of the second Synod of the Anglican Synod for the Diocese of Sydney commenced its sittings on 10th instant. In the morning Divine service was held in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew, and the sacrament of the…

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Anglican Synod. The Diocese of Sydney

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 746

THE fourth session of the second Synod of the Anglican Synod for the Diocese of Sydney commenced its sittings on Tuesday. In the morning Divine service was held in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew, and the sacrament of the…

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A Roman Catholic Bishop's Reasons for Proselytism and Controversy

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 3

A Roman Catholic bishop (Dr. Baines) gave the following statement respecting the charity and duty of proselytism, in a sermon at the opening of a Roman Catholic chapel at Bradford,…

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St. Francis' Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 2

On Sunday last, the Sacrament of Confirmation was administered by his Grace the Archbishop, assisted by his chaplain Father Colletti and Father Carroll. The children assembled at…

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Switzerland. General Persecution Against the Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 5

We learn from undoubted authority, namely, Signor Lanza's paper, the Opinione, that no fewer than 29 Italian Bishops and 51 of the inferior clergy are at this time…

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Religious Memoranda. Church of England

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 14 June 1873 · page 6

MAY 6.—The Synod of the Newcastle diocese assembled and continued in session until the 9th, when it closed. An address of congratulation was presented to Dr. Tyrrell on the completion of the twenty-fifth year of his episcopate…

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Church of England Synod

Empire · Monday 16 June 1873 · page 2

THE Diocesan Synod of Sydney met again on Friday at [?]lf-past 3. After pryers, the minutes of the last meeting were read, confirmed, and signed by the President…

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Church of England Synod

Evening News · Wednesday 18 June 1873 · page 4

THE Synod of the Diocese of Sydney renamed yesterday afternoon at 3 80. After prayers the minutes of the last meeting (Friday) were read and confirmed and signed by the President…

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Church of England Sydod

Empire · Wednesday 18 June 1873 · page 2

THE Synod of the Diocese of Sydney resumed yesterday afternoon, at 3.30. After prayers the minutes of the last meeting (Friday) were read and confirmed and singed by the President…

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Telegrams This Day Floods at Grafton and Gunnedah. the Jumping Case at Stawell. the Geelong Steeplechases. Dr. Von Mueller. Mr. Mackenzie's Mission Anticipated Outbreak of Victorian Miners. Mr. Vogel and the Mail Proposals. Sinking of the Ship Satellite. the Captain Refused to Leave. the Victorian Electoral Bill. Robbery of a Bank at Gympie. Mr. Garnet Walsh. Latest Commmercial. &c, &c., &c. [A portion of the following appeared in our second edition of yesterday.] GRAFTON

Evening News · Wednesday 18 June 1873 · page 2

We expect a very heavy flood here. The river is rising fast. The wharf is six feet under water…

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Church of England Synod

Evening News · Thursday 19 June 1873 · page 4
Also in Empire

The Synod of the Diocese of Sydney met yesterday pursuant to adjournment, at five minutes to 4 p m. The minutes of Tuesday's meeting were read and confirmed, and signed by the President…

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Compositions and Character. (Broad Churchman.)

Evening News · Thursday 19 June 1873 · page 3

ANY one possessed of learned leisure, and being willing to devote time aud ability to a subject which would secure a certain amount of literary immortality for his labour, and the universal gratitude of his fellow-beings…

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The Church Militant in Rome. (From the Daily News Correspondent.) Rome, April 5

Empire · Thursday 19 June 1873 · page 4

THE Church Militant is at the present moment in great force at Borne. The base of its operations is the Church of the Jesuits, where the Jesuit Father Lombardini has been preaching…

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Compositions, and Character. (Broad Churchman.)

Empire · Thursday 19 June 1873 · page 3

ANY one possessed of learned leianre, and bolng willing to devote timE and ability to a sUbject which would secure a certain amount of literary immortality for his labour, and the universal gratitude of his fellow-beings…

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