Catholic Banquet
The Roman Catholic Archbishop yesterday entertained some three hundred representative men of the Catholic faith at St. John's College. The banquet which took place at three o'clock in the afternoon…
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The Anglican Synod of Victoria. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
The annual session of the Church of England Assembly commenced to-day. The Bishop of Melbourne, who presided, delivered a lengthy inaugural address, at the opening of which he remarked that the…
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The Assembly of the Church of England commenced its annual sitting to-day. There was a large attendance of clergy and laity. Bishop Moorhouse delivered a long and able inaugural…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Anglican Synod of Melbourne. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Melbourne
During the sitting of the Church of England Assembly to-day a bill introduced by the Registrar, amending the Cathedral Act, to enable the Bishop to appoint any clerk in full orders to preach in the…
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HIS Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Torreggianni arrived at Armidale, on Tuesday night, accompanied by the Very Rev. Deans Doyle and O'Connor, and a community of Ursuline Nuns…
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The annual session of the Church of England Assembly commenced to-day. The Bishop of Melbourne, who presided, delivered a lengthy inaugural address, at the opening of which he remarked that the…
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It is very entertaining to observe how these stilted orators of the papacy, when fully inflated, let the truth slip out inadvertently, Dr. Redwood was the first…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →An O'connell Memorial Church. (To the Editor of the Nation.) Caherciveen, July 21
SIR— Now that the unveiling of the O'Connell Statue is at hand, perhaps it would not be inopportune if the friends and admirers of the great tribune considered…
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The death is announced of the Very Rev. Gerald V. Wellesley, Dean of Windsor, and Lord High Almoner to the Queen, aged 73…
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Roman Catholic seminaries are nothing but huge monsters of impiety, bigotry, and blighting influence. They are engines of cruelty and tyranny, and the amount of mischief…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Catholic. St. Benedict's C. D. C. Excursion
FAVOURED with fine weather and with commodious steamers and a good pleasure ground, and the arrangements in the hands of a well-organized committee, it was not surprising that the…
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We take the following from the Pilot, published in Adelaide:— With the view of affording the readers of the Pilot the pleasure of having a good account of the Triduum as soon as the Catholic…
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The anniversary meeting of the Marrickville Congregational Church, held last night, was darkened by the shadow of that sad word, "Farewell." For nearly three years the Rev. Robert W. Spence laboured in this church, winning to…
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SUNDAY last was Confirmation Day; and, might be expected, there was considerable among the parishioners. For some weeks previously the candidates for the Holy Sacrament…
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Saturday, 30.— St. Jerome Cet D dap. V Seq com prace (ant O Doctor) Dom S. Gregorii EC Ad Compl et Hor diei seq hymn conclud ut in Off parv BMV…
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A CASE was recently decided in a Canadian Court which establishes an important point as to the right of church worshippers. The defendant was a gentleman who rented a…
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The following letter has been received by the Very Bev. Canon Brosnan:— The Palace, Killarney, July 18. DEAR CANON BROSNAN— I heartily…
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Rev. Sir,--In your leading article of this month number, referring apparently to some one who, it your opinion, had signified his approval of "Sabbath profanation," you say that," to assert the eligibbility…
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The new organ in the Wesleyan church, West Maitland, was successfully opened last night. There was a very large attendance. Mr. Arndell and Signor Lardelli played upon the instrument…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Catholic Bazaar at Deniliquin. Obituary. Me. James Ourtis
On last Sunday (says the Deniliquin Chronicle of September 28) the Rev. Father Hanley informed his congregation that the Municipal Council had receinded their provious resolution Within the past day or. two a venerable and pleasantly familiar figure that for forty years or more has been constantly before our eyes, and always associated with 'some patriotic movement,…
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