The Methodist Body. London, Oct. 20
The Œcumenical Methodist Conference in New York estimates that the total number of Methodists throughout the world is 30,000,000…
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Church Bazaars
The question as to whether bazaars are a justifiable means of raising money for Church purposes has again begun to trouble the clerical…
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Sir,--The Rev. W. Allen is evidently very fond of rushing into print. It would be well, however, for him to look before he leaps. Consistency is a very valuable thing…
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Sir,--Your article in to-day's issue on "Woman's Work in the Church" is, no doubt unintentionally, so unfair to the promotors of sisterhoods in the Church of…
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It is believed that the next Methodist [?]Eumcenical Conference will be held in Australia…
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The steamer Southern Cross, the new vessel of the Melanesian mission, which had just left England for Australia, encountered the late severe gale in the English…
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Sir,—Your correspondent "Vicar of Bray," has touched the keynote of religious liberty in his letter in Monday's Herald, on "Church Nationalisation." Why our Church should be subservient to the English…
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Sir,--As you have thought it your duty to attack the Church to which I belong I trust you will permit me to say a few words in its defence. In your leader of the 20th ult. on…
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London, Wednesday Night.--It is believed that the next Methodist Ecumenical Œcumenical Conference will be held in Australia…
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For the past five months a number of Christian women forming what is called the "Woman's Crusade " have been carrying on the commendable and self-imposed task of active rescue work among…
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There was a little celebration in the Temperance-hall, Pitt-street, last evening, in connection with the Women's Crusade. First there was a tea meeting, in which…
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Sir,--Anyone reading Mr. Garnsey's letter would infer that the Church of England was not established by order of Henry VIII„ and also that the Anglican Church was the…
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Our recent reference to Cardinal MORAN'S statement-- to use his own words--that "some years ago a number of Puseyite nuns came from England to…
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Sir,--I cannot congratulate "A Worker" on the logical acumen he has brought to bear in his criticism of the letter of the Rev. W. Allen on the above subject. Personal feeling…
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SIGNOR Simmonetti, of Sydney, has this week completed his marble statue of the late Right Rev. Dr. James Quinn, first Bishop of Brisbane. The statue is to be erected in Brisbane…
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THE Catholic school and college cadets, with their bands, figured well in the united cadet parade on Friday and Saturday. The lads were accompanied by Instructor Shawellhood and their honorary…
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The new Governor of the Punjaub, Sir Denis Fitzpatriok, K.C.S.I., who Succeeds Sir J. B. Lyall, is, as his name would imply, an Irishman and his father, Dr. Thomas Fitzpatrick of…
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PROCEEDINGS in an action for libel have been taken in the Supreme Court; at Wellington, New Zealand, by Mr. J. S. Evison, manager and editor of the CATHOLIC TIMES, against the president and…
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The steamer Southern Cross, the new vessel of the Melanesian mission, which had just left England for Australia, encountered the late severe gale in the English…
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AN old and highly respected Catholic resident of Tasmania has passed away. We refer to the late John Connell, who in his 70th year died on ,the 8th instant at Glen Connell. The deceased…
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