The Catholic Picnic, Melbourne
THE Argus, writing of the Boxing-day sports, states:—The Catholic picnic, which was held on the warehousemen's cricket ground, St. Kilda-road, proved an immense…
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Extracts from late English Papers. the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol on the Position of the Church of England
The Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester and Bristol commenced his Visitation of the Archdeaconey of Bristol, in the Cathedral of that city, on October 22nd. The following are some of the…
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The Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester and Bristol commenced his visitation of the Archdeaconcy of Bristol, in the Cathedral of that city, on October 22nd. The following are some of the…
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Cardinal Cullen recently ordered a triduum to be devoted to prayer for the Pope, now a captive, for the Church, the faithful in general; and for the preservation of Ireland…
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THE religious reception of three young ladies in connection wish St. Patrick's Convent, took place at St. Patrick's church on Thursday last. The young ladies who received the habit of…
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THE following is taken from a recent issue of the "Monde," one of the best and most uncompromising of the journals of France:—"To give an idea of the hatred entertained…
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We regret to hear that there is likely to be a secession of a number of Churchmen in the vicinity of Highgate and Kentish Town, on account of Ritualism. A meeting has been…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Extraordinary Scene in a Church. (From the Liverpool Albion, October 13.)
AN extraordinary scene of, violence took place in the Preston Parish Church on Tuesday morning, between 10 and ll o'clock, on the occasion of a wedding. About half-past 10, three carriages…
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REFERENCE has been made in this paper, and other colonial journals, to the Church Congress, held at Brighton in October last. From the letter of the special correspondent of the Adelaide…
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An extraordinary scene of violence took place in the Preston Parish Church on Tuesday morning, between 10 and 11 o'clock, on the occesion of a wedding. About half-past 10, three carriages…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →United Presbyterian Church Synod. (From the Christian World, October 23.)
WE announced last week that the English Synod of this Church were holding their annual meeting this year at Manchester under the Moderatorship of the Rev. Dr. M'Leod, of Claughton. The proceedings,…
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DECEMBER 21.—The Bishop of Sydney held an ordination service at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Messrs. E. Rodda, T. Quinten, F. H. Long, and R. E. Kemp, B.A., were made deacons; and the Revs. G. Sheppard, R. Short, W. M…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Catholic University College
This institution, at Kensington, was opened yesterday morning, in presence of the Rector, Monsignor Capel, D.D., Professors the Rev. R. Clarke (Natural Theology)…
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THE Ven. Archdeacon Slattery again preached a sermon at St. Mary's Church on Sunday against the system of secular education, which he declared to be Godless, the teachers not being…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Miscellaneous. the Tablet and Roman Catholic Spain.--
The Tablet (a Roman Catholic paper) is some times too facetious for a newspaper of such a serious character and pretensions. In a recent issue it remarks, "As long as her rulers (the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →France. Mgr. Dupanloup on "The Spoliation [?] the Church in Italy."
The Bishop of Orleans, Monseigneur Du[?]panloup, has published a pamphlet on the spoliation of the Church at Rome and in Italy It takes the form of a letter addressed [?]…
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In February, 1849, the first ship with German immigrants arrived in Port Phillip; others soon followed, and formed a Lutheran congregation, holding their services in a building in Collins-street, then the Rev. Mr. Morrison's church, and…
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This church, now in course of erection, is to accommodate the congregation presided over by the Rev. Elijah Greenwood, was commenced last August,—the memorial stone being laid on the 17th of September, by the Hon. F. T…
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