Catholic. the Late Dr. M'alroy
THE " anniversary" of the death of the late Very Rev. Dr. M'Alroy, V.Q., was celebrated on Thursday, 14th, at ss. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, by the by the Solomn Office for the…
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Catholic the Christian Doctrine Confraternities at St. Mary's
THE third annual meeting of the members of the Amalgamated Christian Doctrine confraternities took place at the metropolitan Church on the afternoon of Sunday last, and the proceedings,…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Note on Chapter Vii. Resolutions and Memorial of the Catholic Bishops on the Colleges Bill
At a meeting of the Prolates of Ireland, convened in the Prosbytory House, Marlborough-street, Dublin, May 23, 1845, his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Murray in the chair, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:—…
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MOST of our raiders are aware that at the late Sydney International Exhibition some very elegant church statuary was exhibited in one of the foreign courts. At the close of the exhibition several…
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ON Sunday last, the parishioners of St. Benedict's in accordance with a custom annually observed, celebrated the founding and consecration of their beautiful church, which, with its pictured walls,…
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IT cannot be for an instant doubted that the aspect of "European affairs is just now not nearly so unfavourable to the restoration to its fitting place of the…
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THIS extract was quoted by the Rev. Mr. Taylor in an able speech at the No. 108's celebration of the 12th, at Dubbo. "During the last three centuries, to stunt…
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An extraordinary scene occurred on May 29, at Barncarnell Chapel, near Claremorris. Shortly before mass Mr. Walter Bourke entered the chapel, armed with a double-barrelled gun, which was…
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The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of a Wesleyan church at Lugar Bra[?], Waverley, was performed by Mrs. Schofield, on Saturday afternoon, in the pre[?]ence of about 200 persons. The proceedings commenced at about…
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THE members of the Goulburn Catholic Literary Association celebrated the second anniversary of the establishment of their Society by a reunion and banquet on the evening of Monday lust. The…
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The correspondent of the freeman, writing from Claremorris on Sunday, May 29. gives the following description of an extraordinary scene that took place at Baruacarroll on that day:-…
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WE are delighted to learn that a testimonial is to be presented to the Very Rev. Father D'Arcy by the good people of Parkes and Forbes before his departure for Europe. He has spent his youth…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Church of England Synod and Dissent. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)
SIRS,--In your leader of July 2nd you have done me the honour to publish my name to the world with those Clergymen who voted for Mr. Clarendon Stuart's motion in the late…
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The foundation-stone of the enlargement of the Church of England, at Manly, was laid on Saturday afternoon by the Dean of Sydney. After the reading of the 132nd Psalm and the usual service,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Treasury, New South Wales, 1st August, 1881. Contract for the Public Service. Protestant and Roman Catholic Orphan' Schools, Parramatta
NOTICE 15 hereby given that Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Tuesday, the 16th instant, for furnishing, on account of the Public Service, the supplies undermentioned, in such quantities as may be required during soven calender months,…
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It seems to us that the rise of the word "Catholic'' in our Church of England Book of Common Prayer is a stumbling-block do many. There are many who- cannot, or at…
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AT the monthy meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rand wick Asylum, on Wednesday last a discussion took place on the report of the Inspector of Charities, in which that gentleman…
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ON Saturday last we wove privileged to witness at St. Vincent's one of those truly Catholic ceremonies which go so fur in these colonies to educate the sense of the [?] in religion. A religious…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Letters to the Editor. Is Mr. Justin M'carthy a Catholic? (To the Editor of the Freeman's Journal.)
SIR,— I regret very much that I did not reply earlier to your Correspondent letter with reference to the above query. When I spoke at Temora a few weeks ago, I did say "Justin…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Polygamy Defended. Views of a Moemon Bishop and of an Elder of the Church Concerning a Plurality of Wives—the Antagonism of the Law
THE firm attitude which President Gasfeid has assumed regarding the suppression of [?] Prectices in [?] has created a [?] interest as to the measures to be adopted to that…
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