Catholic School Wellington
ON Saturday last, the children attending the above school and a large number of their parents and friends attended the school for the purpose of presenting the teachers (the Misses Bourke)…
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The Liverpool Catholic School
A PARLIAMENTARY paper published last week by order of the Assembly on the motion of Mr. Long, contains a correspondence between the Rev. E. J. Luckie and the Council and Minister…
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"The Stockport Advertiser reports a scene at St. Matthew's, Edgley. On Wednesday last, the vigil of the patron saint, the services in commemoration of the dedication and the harvest,…
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March 13.—A valedictory address was presented by the Dean, in the name of the Synod, to the Bishop of Sydney, about to visit England. His Loithhip repliod, took formal leave of the clergy at the communion rails, and proceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →India. Sir E. Temple on the Catholic Church in India
We learn from the Englishman of Calcutta that, before leaving Bengal, Sir Richard. Temple presided at the distribution of prizes at St. Francis Xavier's College, and after…
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"Ave Maria! thou whose name All but adoring love may, claim, Yet may we reach thy shrine; For He, thy Son and Saviour, vows…
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Yesterday evening the Rev. John Inglis and Mrs. Inglis, and the Rev. Joseph Copeland, were entertained at a farewell tea meeting in the lecture-room of St…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catalogue of Anglican Bishops
The favourite theory of High churchmen is, that the British Church was planted by Apostolic hands; that it was duly organised under bishops, priests, and deacons, long…
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Sunday, 22.—3rd Sunday after Easter. Patronage of St. Joseph, spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, dup 2 cl Ad Mat L ult ad L com ad Mis com et ult…
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It is well known that Roman Catholics are among the staunchest advocates of religious liberty in the world--when they are the ones to gain by it. In Germany, in England, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Germany. Death of a Catholic Poetess
The death is announced, at Paderborn, of the well-known Catholic poetess, Louisa, Hensel, a sister of the painter (brother-in-law of the composer Mendelssohn Bartholdy), in…
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WE present our readers this week with a view of Chnrch Hill, Sydney, looking from Charlotte Place. Church Hill is full of old associations. The Rev. Richard Johnson, the chaplain who arrived with the "first…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Destructive Fire in Free Church-Street, West Maitland
Shortly after midnight on Sunday, the unusual tone of the fire-bell awoke many of the inhabitants from their slumbers, and on proceeding to find the fire, it was found to be in Free-church-street, on the river…
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ON Sunday last (feast of the Patronage of St. Joseph) High Mass was celebrated in the above Church Coram Episcope. The celebrant of the Mass was the Right Rev. Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →France. Churches in Paris
For exton cost, and magnificence the churches [?] Paris rival, if they do not exceed. the palaces. The. metropolitan cathedral of Notre Dame stands at the head of the list…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Destructive Fire in Free ChurchStreet, West Maitland
SHORTLY after midnight on Sunday, the unusual tone of the fire-bell awoke many of the inhabitants from their slumbers, and on proceeding to find the fire, it was found to be in Free-ohwrch-strcet, on the rivet…
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The foundation-stone of Christ Church, Gladesville, was laid at 4 p.m. on Saturday, the 23th instant, by the Dean of Sydney. A special steamer was chartered to convey friends from and to Sydney, but owing…
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WHEN an Anglican is asked hew he can feel safe outside the Catholic Church, it is amusing to mark hie answer. If he is ignorant or irreligious, he is sure to say—…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Abbey Church of St. Alban
The Abbey Church of St. Alban, an illustration of which we give in our fifth page, is all that now remains of the great monastic foundation dedicated to the first English martyr, and that threatens to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Church of England iu Australia
The following paragraph occurs in the address of the Bishop of Adelaide at the opening of the Synod on the 1st May:-It may be asked, perhaps, if each colony when grouped into dioceses is to have its own…
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