France. Catholic Reaction in France
The Saturday Review remarks that the condition of Europe afc the present moment offers a singular contrast to the predictions which used to be common some…
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St. Benedict's Church. Sermon of the Archbishop
ON Friday in last week tho Forty Hours Adoration commenced at St. Benedict's Church. The altar was very tastefully decorated by the…
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FOR many years, members of the Presbyterian Church resident in the southern portion of the city and in the suburb of the Glebe had felt the want of a church until about three years ago, when the Rev. Andrew Gardiner,…
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THE first session of the Church of England Assembly that has been held under its new bishop promises to be remarkable. Apart from some minor matters connected with Church affairs, its proceedings have contained three…
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SIR,—In the last report of the Council of Education, it is state? that many of the Catholic schoolhouses in the Sydney district (that is the city and suburbs) are at present ill-suited for…
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Our contemporary, the Weekly Advocate, very properly criticises and condemns the deliverance of the Australian Churchman, on the subject of Bishop Moorhouse's refusal to attend the…
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GREAT Empires like that of Britain—which the valour and patriotism of bygone worthies have so splendidly built up—are not lost in an hour, or upon battle-fields. The terrible…
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On page 5 of our supplement is given a view of the new Presbyterian church now in course of erection at the corner of Parramatta and Glebe roads. The site is a most eligible one, near a densely populated…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor. Catholic Schoolhouses. (To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.)
SIR,—I am glad your correspondent " A Native " has called public attention in your last issue to the imperfections of some of the Catholic schoolhouses in the city and suburbs…
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Respecting this election the Standard says:-- We have some hope that now the election of churchwardens for St. James's, Hatcham, has taken place, we shall hear no more for some…
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At the monthly meeting of the Sydney City Mission, held in the Temperance Hall on Thursday a statement made of the work carried on by missionaries showed that 2845 visits have been made in the seven…
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In the House of Commons, on the 26th June, Mr. Leatham called attention to the traffic in livings, and moved "That, in view of the prevalence of simoniacal evasions of the law and other scandals and abuses in connection with…
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On Monday evening a meeting was held in the Congregational Church, Petersham, with the object of prompting the interests of the New South Wales Bush Missionary Society. The chair was occupied by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →French Church Livings. (From the Pall Mall Gazette)
MONSIGNOR Guilbert, Bishop of Gap, one of the clearest-minded writers among French prelates, has just stated in a fair and moderate manner, the actual position and professional…
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IN the preface to "Lothair," Disraeli expressed his opinion that the heaviest blow ever dealt to the Anglican Church, and from the effects of which she was still…
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THE following is an extract from the sermon of Paul, Metropolitan of Kisheneff, to the army, in presence of the Czar:— Chiefs and warriors, beloved in Christ, our venerated…
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OUR view, from a photograph by Mr. Hughan, is taken at the Roman Catholic mission for the reclamation of natives in the Isle of Pines, New Caledonia. Few sights could be more interesting or gratifying than to witness the success…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Destructive Fire At Glympie. [A portion of the following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.] Terrific Explosions. Houses and Churches Injured Half a Mile Away. Lives of Many Personas Endangered. Brisbane, Friday, 6.13 p.m
A 'terribly destructive fire occurred at Gympie to-day. Scott's store was destroyed, and several hourses intervening between the store and Nesh's Bridge…
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After six sessions of varying alternations the subject of the Revision of the Book of Common Prayer has at last been consigned to rest by a decision which will give satisfaction to all…
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Judgment of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on the appeal of Hoare and others trading as John Frazer and Company v. The Oriental Bank Corporation, from the Supreme Court of New South Wales;…
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