Improvements at Birkenhead. New Wesleyan Church
In the early days of these colonies it was not an unusual thing for a church to be built at a distance from habitations, and afterwards become surrounded by residences. In…
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The Congregation in Church. a Ritualistic Manual
Hitherto the advances of the ritualists have enjoyed the benefit of indefiniteness and vagueness. The priests shrank from anything like a particular popular…
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The word "Church" is used 12 times in reference to the whole body of true believers, whose hearts and whose membership are known absolutely to God alone--Matt. xvi…
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At the annual meeting of the Church Congress to-day, Dr. Parker, who is an eminent authority on educational matters, denounced the apathy of the Church of…
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"O day most calm, most bright! The week were dark but for thy light."…
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WEST MAITLAND, Saturday.--Mr. Matthew Burnett, the temperance lecturer, was entertained at a tea meeting in Maitland last night in recognition at his great success hero. Mr…
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The foundation stone of a school church to be erected at Moorfields, near Canterbury, for the Church of England was laid on Saturday afternoon by the Very Rev. the Dean of Sydney, in the presence of about 150 of the inhabitants…
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LONDON, Friday.--At the meeting of the Church Congress at Manchester yesterday, the, Rev. Dr. Barry, Primate of Australia, Spoke on the subject of the proposed…
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A Mission Church was opened here, on Saturday afternoon, by the Archdeacon of Camden. The building is of wood with an iron roof, and is capable of holding about 150 people. The prayers were said by the incumbent of the…
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LONDON, October 9.—During a ceremony in a Roman Catholic church in Pennsylvania the platform collapsed. One hundred persons were injured, twenty-three being fatally hurt…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Special Musical Service-costa's "Eli." St. Thomas's Church, North Shore
A special musical service was held last evening at St. Thomas's Church, North Shore, at which the greater portion of Sir Michael Costa's oratorio "Eli" was performed. It is gratifying to note the growing frequency of…
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During a ceremony in a Roman Catholic church in Pennsylvania the platform collapsed. One hundred persons were injured, 23 being fatally hurt. Archbishop Ryan had…
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BRAIDWOOD, This Day.--The Church of England Temperance Society held one of their usual socials on Monday night, which passed off with every success…
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Come, my darling, sit beside me, There are words I wish to say: Patient be, and do not chide me If my speech should go astray…
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NEWCASTLE, Oct. 5.—The annual picnic of the Hamilton Catholic School took place yesterday, at Thornton, on the grounds of Messrs. Edwards and Tighe. The children, who mustered in…
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The ceremony of blessing and formally opening the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Waratah by the Most Rev. Dr. Carr, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, took place on Sunday…
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THE Right Rev. Dr. Corbett, Bishop of Sale, Vic-toria, in the course of some remarks at West Maitland on Monday last, after congratulating Bishop Murray on the successful founding of the…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Catholic. a Great Catholic Charity. the Institution for Deaf and Dumb at Waratah. Opening and Blessing the New Building
WE are told by one of the brightest of Irish writers that an act of kindness and sympathy rendered to a fellow-creature in affliction and distress is an inspiration direct from God, and…
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The locality of Galbally (reports the Dublin NATION, Sept. 1) was from an early hour on the 22nd thrown into a state of wild excitement by the sudden and unexpected appearance at…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Catholic. Australian Priests for Australia. the Ecclesiastical Seminary at Manly
At the luncheon to celebrate the opening of the Catholic institute for the deaf and dumb at Waratah on Sunday last has Lordship the Bishop of Maitland made a special reference to the…
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