Catholic Directory
Thursday, Feast of St Andrew Apostle, is a day of Devotion. Sunday, 26.—24th and last Sunday after Pentecost (5th Nov.) St. Silvester Ab…
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A Roman Catholic Reader
WE are really glad to have a Roman Catholic correspondent who is not ashamed of his name. Anonymous ones are plenty enough: and if we have not…
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The so-called Old Catholics have achieved a further triumph belonging to the class known as barren victories. In Breslau, the capital of Liberia, which counts upwards of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Roman Catholic Orphanage. (Cumberland Times.)
OF all the public charitable institutions we have hitherto visited, there have been none that have inspired us with a greater respect for the better portion of our nature than the Roman Catholic…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Correspondence. Daring Outrage on Catholic Peeling. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)
SIRS,--When I read in Sydney Freeman of October 28th, the above heading, I concluded that some young priest had persuaded some sensible nun to enter the holy state of wedlock,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mines and Mining. The New Goldfield at Urana. Urana, November 10,1876, [REPORT concerning the newly discovered Goldfield at Brookong Run, parish of Burtherwa.)
"To the Under-secretary, Department of Mines— " I visited the Brookong gold diggings on the 8th instant. The ground is situated about 3 1/2 miles from the Round Swamp, in a north-easterly direction, and the…
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On September 14 the beautiful church which the Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin has erected in connection with his diocesan seminary at Clonliffe, was solemnly dedicated…
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We learn from the Border Post, that during the post month the Rev. A. G. Fry paid a visit to Balmain, near Sydney, with the view of occupying the vacant pulpit of the Congregational Church at that place for…
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Some time ago, says the Protestant Advocate, we reprinted a correspondence that had taken place between the Governor of Western Australia and M. Griver, Roman Catholic…
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LAST Sunday witnessed tho performance at Mudgee of a ceremony full of interest to all those who take an active part in the promotion of religious teaching and in the spread of the…
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Seldom indeed does it fall to the lot of a district to have two beautiful stone churches opened by a Bishop during the same visit. Such, howover, has been the good fortune of the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Baby- Farming at Roman Catholic Institutions
We have frequently been obliged to comment upon the irregularities of Roman Catholic schools and homes. It is not long ago since a matron of one of these institutions was…
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Commander Telfer, R.N., has just published an account of a rapid journey which he lately made under very favourable circumstances into the Trans-Caucausian regions of Georgia…
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'I did not know half what people said of him. I've heard a great deal since.' 'But is it true?' said Alice. 'It is nothing to me whether it is true or not. It…
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An opportunity seemed to offer sooner even than he had hoped; for as he drove towards St. James's Street, passing one of Richard Arden's clubs, he saw that young gentleman ascending the steps…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Church of England's Week of Prayer at the Be[?]inning of the Year. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—It has been thought by some, whom I hold in venera tion for their own and their work's sane, that the week of prayer set apart by members of the Church of England in thin city is in a spirit of antagonisin to other Churches…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Wesleyan Mission in Tonga. (From the Tonga Times, October 14.)
THE great meetings in connection with the jubilee at Tonga have taken place, and it may not be out of place for us to make a few remarks with regard to those meetings, and the circumstances in connection with the Wesleyan Mission in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Religious Memoranda. Church of England
November 16.—A meeting was held at [?] Archdeacon Gunther in the chair, at which it was resolved to build a new church. 29.—The Rev. Canon Smith laid the foundation stone of…
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Sunday, 17.—3rd Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday), semid. V seq com praec ot for (Sepientia). Monday, 18.—Expectation of the Blessed…
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A private letter, according to the Brisbane Telegraph, has come to hand, which says:—"November 22nd.—The wife of Dr. Turner, one of the missionaries, died last night. She bad scarcely been married year,…
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