The Churches
A harvest festival service was held in St. John's, Parramatta, on Faster Sunday. The old church was beautifully decorated, and the superabundance of flowers and fruits, brought…
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St. Peter's Mission Church Sherwood
The annual meeting was held on Wednesday evening, the 25th inst. The Ven. Archdeacon Gunther presided. Among these present were the Rev. H. Tate, Mr…
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WE learn from Dubbo that the annual sports and concert in aid of the convent building fund eclipsed all previous gatherings. This year the day's sports were held on the racecourse, when a…
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THE new Catholic church at Crookwell will be opened c n Sunday, April 19. WE learn from Armidale that on Good Friday evening Very Rev. Dean O'Connor preached a…
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A meeting of the friends of the Church of England mission to seaman was held in the library at Trafalgar House, Princes-st., yesterday afternoon. The Bishop of Sydney presided,…
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The annual meeting was held on Wednesday evening the 26th ult. The Ven. Archdeacon Gunther presided. Among those present were the Rev. H. Tate, Mr. E. A. Oatley, and Mr…
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A meeting of friends of the above mission was held at Trafalgar House, No. 9 princes-street, yesterday afternoon. The Very Rev. the Primate, Dr. Saumatez Smith, presided, and among the clergy present were the…
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ARCHBISHOP O'Brien, of Halifax, is no loss pronounced in bis opposition to the proposed annexation of Nova Scotia to the United States than in his advocacy of a militant policy on the…
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THE solemnities of Holy Week wera very impressively carried out at St. Mark's Cathedral. A. noticeable feature was the presence at all the important ceremonies of the students of St…
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THE AUSTRALIAN, speaking of the Holy Weekly mission in St. Stephen's Cathedral, Brisbane, says:— " On Palm Sunday a course of spiritual…
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"No poetry in railways!" foolish thought Of a dull brain, to no fine music wrought. By mammon dazzled, though the people prize The gold alone, yet shall not we despise…
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IN one of the Irish papers received by the mail we find the following in reference to the departure of the Venerable Archdeacon D'Arcy:— The departure his distant mission in the…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Our Catholic Federation Hall. a Brilliant Gathering
FINE weather would have put the finishing touch on the opening of our new city Catholic hall on Tuesday evening but even with the rain the event passed of brilliantly. Futher Le Rennetel…
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We address yon earnestly and affectionately, because we believe that you are in error, and we think that we can point out to yon a more excellent way. We entreat your…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →America. the Late General Sherman. He Dies a Catholic
General Sherman, who died last Saturday (says the CATHOLIC TIMES Feb. 20), was married to a Catholic lady of Irish descent a grand-daughter of one of the men of 98. Thanks to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Death of the Ron, John Macrossan. an Able [?] Catholic Gone. His Eventful and Distinguished Career
IN Irish, in Catholic, and in political circles on Tuesday morning the news of the death of the Hon. John Macrossan was received with feelings of the deepest regret. Mr. Macrossan had come…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Archbishop Walsh and the Freeman's Journal. Archbishop Walsh writes to the Irish Catholic-- Archbishop's House, Dublin, 21st January, 1891
DEAR SIR--I have read with deep pain, and I must add, not without much alarm, an article in the Freeman's Journal of to-day, in which the question of Mr. Parnell's…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Easter Monday at Mulgoa. Sports, Tea Meeting and Social in Aid Op R.C. CHURCH
The good people of Mulgon, Luddenham and Greendale turned out in large numbers on the Hon. G. H. Cox's property to witness the day's sports provided by a strong committee, the proceeds of…
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Tho Easter Vestry Meeting was held on Tuesday, when there was a fair attendance of the parishioners. Rev. H. Fryer occupied the Chair. The treasurer, Mr. F. Lowe, presented a satisfactory…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Practical Christianity and Pure Theology. Published for the Benefit of Non-church Goers
True Christian Religion, intelligently understood, comes, not to add to men's burdens but to romove them. "For God sent not His Son into the world, to condemn…
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