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Churches, 1882

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Catholic

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 15

ARCHBISHOP preaches at the pro-Cathedral on Sunday evening. OPENING and blessing of Queanbeyan Convent, on Sunday next, 26th inst…

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Catholic Directory. FEBRUARY

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 4

Saturday, 25.- St. Felix III P C dup. V com seq. A Next Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, Ember Days, are Fast Days. Next Friday will be…

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Catholic. the Archbishop's Pastoral

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 17

THE Lenten Pastoral of his Grace the Archbishop of Sydney for 1882 was read in all the city and suburban churches on Sunday last. The pastoral is Readed "The Realization of the Unseen," and…

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Germany. the Old Catholic Movement

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 7

Old Catholicism is dying hard. The " hundreds of the "thousands of the laity," who as poor old Dollinger uttered ten years ago, were…

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Mission for Teaching the Blind to Read

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 315

The following report was read at the annual meeting held in the Protestant Hall on Tuesday:—During the past 13 months the teacher has paid 1013 visits in imparting instruction and exchanging books. For the accomplishment of this, 10,912 miles have…

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The Bishop of Bathurst on Catholic Education

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 17

IN the Lenten Pastoral of the Bishop of Bathurst his Lordship makes the following important statements on the subject of Catholic Education:- You are already aware that by the Public…

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(From Our London Correspondent.) English View of Sir Henry Parkes's Mission

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 10

LONDON, February 17.—The initiation of an independent commercial policy by the Government of New South Wales, as exemplified by Sir Henry Parkes's…

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South Sea Island Catholic Missions. Golden Jubilee of the Rev. Father Chevron, S.m., V.g

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 25 February 1882 · page 17

OUR correspondent, writing from Tonga under date January 6, says :- On December 29, 1881, we celebrated the golden jubilee of the Very Rev. Father Chevron,…

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The Warangesda Aboriginal Mission. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 27 February 1882 · page 7

Sir,—A very ancient authority assures us that " great men are not always wise," and I am not at all certain that Mr. Alexander Gordon has acted wisely in passing so suddenly from his attempt at cajolin[?] to abusing " the…

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Catholic Directory. MARCH

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 4

Saturday, 4.-Ember Day. St. Lucius PM dup. V com seq. Sunday 5.-Second Sunday of Lent, 2 cl De e[?] semid. V seq (mut v hym)…

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Roman Catholic Statistics

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 8

The Catholic Directory for 1882, published by Messrs. Burns and Gates, by the authority and under the sanction of the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster and the rest of the…

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Catholic. Lenten Lectures by the Archbishop

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 15

ON Sunday evening his Grace the Archbishop delivered the first of his Lenton lectures. The pro-Cathedral was crowded, and the lecture was commenced immediately after evening prayers…

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Deputation. the Maloga Mission to the Aborigines

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 7

Yesterday a deputation, consisting of Mr. J. Davies, C.M.G., Rev. J. Barnier, Rev. T. J. Curtis, Mr. D. M'Beath, the Hon. J. Marks, M.L.C., and Mr. E. Palmer, waited on the Colonial Secretary to request the Government…

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Catholic Meeting at Manly to Provide a Stipend for the Priest

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 15

ON Sunday evening last, the 28th February, a meeting was held in the church after Vespers and Bonediction for the purpose of making some provision for the maintenance of a clergyman…

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The Roman Catholic Orphan Schools[?] Parramatta. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 9

Sir,—On visiting the abovenamed institution a few days ago, I noticed, with much pain, that many of the boys were without socks, and that their boots were, in some instances, in a very bad state of repair. On making inquiries I was…

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Incumbency of Christ's Church, St. Leonards

Evening News · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 7

A meeting of parishioners of Christ's Church, St. Leonards, to welcome their new incumbent, Rev. Alfred Yarnold, was held at the School of Arts, St. Leonards, on Thursday night. On the platform were…

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The Old Church of Rome Contradicts the New

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 4

In Dr. Johnson's interesting tale of Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia, with which many of our readers are doubtless familiar, one of the most amusing chapters is that…

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High Churchism

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 4 March 1882 · page 9

The cause of High Anglicanism is, according to its leading organ, the Morning Post, about to receive a heavy blow and sore discouragement. The extreme High Church…

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New Church at Enmore

Evening News · Monday 6 March 1882 · page 3

Of late years Enmore has made rapid strides in buildings and population. What were agistment paddocks a few years ago are now covered with first class residences. Three years ago there was no…

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Christ Church, Enmore

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 6 March 1882 · page 3

For some time past the building used by the parishioners of Enmore to worship in has been found too small to meet the growing necessities of the district, and it was determined to take steps to secure the erection of a larger and more…

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