Opening of the Catholic Bible Hall
The new Catholic Bible Hall recently erected in William-street was opened by Archbishop Vaughan last night, in the presence of a numerous and select audience, amongst whom were Bishop…
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The Church of England and "Tradition." to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—In Archbishop Vaughan'a address, published in your issue of to-day, the following occurs:—"I am of course aware that my Protestant fellow countrymen, I mean men who hold the doctrine of 'the Bible only,' rejec[?]…
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Yesterday afternoon Archbishop Vaughan started by the mail steamer City of New York on his tour through America and Europe. Before leaving he attended a farewell service at St. Mary's Cathedral. The building was…
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The following telegrame appeared in Thurday's B.M.HERALD:— Armidale, Wednesday. Aspecial meeting of the council, convened by…
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THE handsome new church at Bulmain West dediested to St. Joseph, was opened on Sunday last, and the proceeding were of such a character as to make the day one that will be…
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ON last Wednesday (writes our correspondent) the ceremony of the reception of a novice took place at the Dominican convent, The name of the postulant is Miss Ryan, in religion Sister…
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IN April, last year, the foundation-stone of the Catholic Bible Hall, in William-street, was laid, and last Monday evening the ceremony of opening the institution was performed by his Grace the The…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Our Illustrations. Mission Station on Stacey Island
Stacey Island, or Soo-ow, until recently discovered to be separated from the mainland by a broad channel of deep water, was supposed to be the most southern point of New Guinea, and named South Cape. Here the head-quarters…
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THE Newcastle MORNING HERALD of saturday last published the following latter alleged to have been written by Mr. E. J. Cleary to Mr. E. R. Hudaon, Secetary of the pretant Hall…
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THE Most Rev. Dr. Lanigan, Catholic Bishop of Goulburn, arrived at Jugiong on Monday evening, lOth inst., from Cootamundra. On the road his Lordship was met by a large concourse of the…
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ON Tuesday evening the Catholics of the city assembled at the Cathedral for the purpose of hearing the final report in connection with St. Mary's Building Fund, and to wirtness the…
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The musical porion of the service at St. Patrick's is expected to prove even more than usually effective to-morrow. Mr. F. M'Quade is to preside at the organ, and Marie Francis…
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The sittings of the synod commenced to-day. The bishop's first pastoral address to the synod alluded to the social and religious phases of the present day, which were undergoing a change which…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Adelaide Church of England Synod. [By Telegraph.] (From Our on Correspondent.) Adelaide
At the Synod to-day a circular was read from Bishop Kennion, calling attention to the great need for the extension of Church work in places where population was rapidly increasing as well as in many…
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The Anglican Synod again met at the church office yesterday, Bishop Kennion presiding. The attendance was less than yesterday. The first business was the consideration of the Bishop's…
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MR. J. E. Redmond, M.P., lectures on Monday night, at Armidale, Tuesday at Tamworth, Thurs-day at Maitland, and Saturday at Newcastle, and the delegate of the National League will…
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A Mission who opened in the Catholic Church, Marranders, on Sunday, 15th inst., by one of the Carmelite Fathers from Melhourne, the Very Rev. M. Moore, and was continued during the…
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THE Rev. R. J. Carr, Inspecter of the Catholic schools in the diocese of Goulburn, arrived in Yass on Tuesday week, and (our correspondent writes) on Wednesday morning commenced the…
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The new Convect Church (as stated from a correspondent in our last issue) was opened on Sunday last, the 15th inst., and as the day was unusually fine a large number of: the Catholics of…
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At the opening of the Bible Hall, in William-street, his Grace the Archbishop introduced the lecturer, Father William Kelly S.j. as " a thorough master of Seripture Ekegesis." Father…
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