The Catholic Episcopate in 1878
The number of Bishops in the Catholic Church in the year 1878 is 1127. Of these prelates, two were created by Pope Leo XII, namely Dr. MacHale, Archbishop of Tuam,…
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Sydney Catholic Literary Association. Annual Dinner
THE second animal commemoration dinner in connection with this society was held in Miller's Rooms, Pitt-street, on the evening of the 5th inslant. A large number of gentlemen including…
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A Prussian civil officer of Stalberg, a great manufacturing and mining town near Aix-la-Chapelle, said lately at a public meeting: "We may congratulate ourselves that there…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Registrar, Presbyterian Cemetery, to S. H. Pearce, Esq
Sir,—I am instructed by the trustees of this Cemetery to make application through you to the Minister for Lands, and request that he will be kind enough…
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The Bishop of Manchester delivered the following address before the Annual Church Congress held at Sheffield:— "The temper of almost every writer and speaker and the…
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The Synod reassembled on Thursday afternoon. The President took the chair at 4 o'clock, and opened the proceedings with the usual prayers. In reply to questions the President said he could not say whether it was competent…
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The old iron structure which has for so long a time done duty for a place of worship in Bourke-street, Surry Hills, has at last been pulled down, and a handsome building is in course of erection in its stead. Mr. Boles is the architect, and…
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The Sportsman of yesterday says:-- Poor Dr. M'Evilly, Roman Catholic Bishop, of Galway He has noticed that policemen attend the services of the Papist Churches of Galway, and he…
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The small town of Lierre, near Antwerp, could in 1866, according to official returns, boast of five convents to a population of 1,5000. Now, after a lapse of twelve years, the population has…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →FROM The Curate to the Convent. A Narrative belonging to the Nineteenth Century. Chapter Xiii. the Church and the Scriptures
Both the gentlemen first passed the place where the ladies were seated, the younger one slightly raising his hat as he recognised Julia, and were soon lost to view in the winding of the…
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In reply to the Rev. E. G. Hodgson, the PRESIDENT said he could not answer the question whether it was competent to the local board to abandon a curtilied Church of England school without the consent of the Bishop or of the…
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The proposed scheme of educating servants. Amongst them will be nurses to whom the infants of a family will be confided. Parents may not be aware that infants may be taken to…
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The Marquis of Ripon presided at a great meeting of Roman Catholics in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, last evening, in support of foreign missions. He discussed…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cardinal Manning on the Church and the World
Preaching on Sunday it the pro-Cathedral, Kensington, the Cardinal said he could not pretend to the gift of prophecy, but he might even by reason easily foretell what was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →To Tee Christian Churches in New Soute Wales. (Per Favour of the Herald.)
Fellow-men,—In a letter upon the Chinese questions, addressed by me on the 30th November to the Sydney Herald, which appeared in the columns of that paper a few days later, I stated that "an effort to interest…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →FROM The Curate to the Co[?]nt: A Narrative belonging to the Nineteenth Century. CHAPTER XIII.--Continued. the Church and the Scriptures
"Then, mademoiselle, how are we to get at truth," asked the foreigner, with a sigh, "if the Church, the pillar and ground of truth, does not possess it, or cannot communicate it ?"…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Why People Do "Not" Go to Church
The Bishop of London once said, "An earnest service does not always mean a praying people;" and in the sense in which he used it, the assertion was true. It has further been…
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The Synod reassembled on the 12th December. The President took the chair at 4 o'clock, and opened the proceedings with the usual prayers. In reply to questions the President said he could not say whether it was competent…
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THE consecration of a neat little church took place on Tuesday. week at Castlereagh. The site (a choice one, not far from the old structure…
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