The Newcastle Catholic Bazaar
Some six weeks ago I did myself the pleasure of being present at a bazaar meeting held in a semi-subterranean room, known as the Guild Hall, in connection with St. Mary's Church,…
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Roman Catholic Clergy Memorial Fund
The Archepiscopal and Deceased Priests Memorial Fund, instituted some time ago by his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney, to commemorate the memories of the late Archbishop Polding, Archpriest Therry,…
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THE following (Bays the S. M. Herald) may be relied upon as a substantially trustworthy, account of the massacre: On the 8th of April, while Mr. Brown…
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At the annual distribution of prizes at St. Kyran's College. Kilkenny, on Monday last, the Most Rev. Dr. Moran, Lord Bishop of Ossory, spoke as follows on the Government…
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Roman Catholic priests and laymen are invited to a friendly discussion of questions relating to everlasting salvation, in 27 Townsend street and Rath-row, this Tuesday evening,…
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IF good old John Wesley could see the numbers of his fellow-countrymen now professing adherence to his religious system, he would, doubtless, be filled with amazement. Wherever there are any…
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The ceremony of laying the foundation and memorial stones of the new Congregational Church at present in course of erection in Bourke-street. Surry Hills, took place on Saturday afternoon, in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[Reuter's Telegrams.] Indian Mission to Cabul. Bombay, Sept. 23
The Indian Mission to the Ameer of Cabul started, but withdrew when it had reached Peshawur, as the Ameer's officer, at the Khyber Pass refused to allow it to advance…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph.] Our Special Telegram. [From Our London Correspondent.] the British Mission to Cabul. London, Sept. 23
The British Mission to Cabul left Peshawur on Saturday, but the Ameer's commandant at Khyber Pass forcibly prevented them from proceeding. The mission then returned to…
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From the organ of the Church of England in Australia we learn that Bishop Barker and Mrs. Barker probably left England in the Chimbor[?] at the end of August so that his lordship may be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Important Deliverance of the Anglican Bishop Op Melbourne on Education
We take the following extract from a speech by Dr. Moorehouse to the Church of England Assembly, in which the Bishop forcibly advocates the need of religious education, and the rights of…
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A droll and suggestive event occurred in one of our churches a week or two ago, which made our hair stand on end with fright and suppressed amusement. A good lady was tempted to fall into the arms of…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Christ's Cructfiers. a Sermon by the Rev. Daniel Moore, M.A., At St Margaret's Church, Lothbury
"And when they were come to a place which is called Calvary, there they crucified him." —LUKE xxiii. 33. From the earliest period of our Christianity the present week has had a name given to it, called after the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Notes and Queries. Seven Churches to Banagher. To the Editor
SIR,—In your issue of the 14th instant "Tocumwal" wishes to know the distance from Seven Churches to Banagher. It is about 120 miles; the Seven Churches is near Glendalough, in the county…
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Intelligence reached Sydney on the 13th September, by the German barque, Johan Cæsar, of a terrible massacre of mission agents, at the Island of New Britain, in April last. It may be explained that the Wesleyan Church in…
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There was a fair attendance at the Temperance Hall yesterday afternoon to promote the interests of the Maloga Aboriginal Mission, a society formed for the purpose of civilising and Christianising the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Flower Mission. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—May I through vour pages invite the liberal contributors to the Flower Mission to send some of their superabundant supplies to the hospital wards at the Liverpool Asylum, where they will be most gratefully appreciated…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Specimen of Hand-bills of the Irish Church Missions to the Roman Catholics
Roman Catholics, priests and laymen, are invited to a friendly discussion of questions relating to Everlasting Salvation, in Lurgan-street school house, near the Linen Hall, Barracks,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Why He Left the Church of Rome
Upwards of 3000 persons managed to cram themselves within the walls of the Protestant Hall on Wednesday, to hear the Rev. Charles Chiniquy, ex-priest of the Church of Rome, in his lecture entitled, "Why…
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