The Church Forward Movement
The question of how far the Christian churches should engage in political and social teachings is one that has recently engaged much attention. To the most…
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St. James's Church, Sydney. to the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
Sir,--My attention has been called to a letter published in your issue of the 7th inst., written by Mr. Harry W. Little, in which a torrent of abuse is poured forth against St…
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GOULBURN, Tuesday.--At the Anglican synod Messrs. W. Davis, J. Davidson, T. F. Meyer, A. M. Belts, W. A. Chisholm, and J. Conolly have been elected cathedral…
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HOBART, Tuesday.--The tenth synod of the Anglican Church commenced to-day. Bishop Montgomery delivered an impressive opening address…
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The Bishop of Manchester (Dr. Moorhouse), to whom the late Mr. Samuel Weston, of Manchester, bequeathed £50,000 for church purposes, intends to…
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Sir,--The letter of Mr. Henry Williams, senior trustee of St. James', demands a reply from myself. The trustees of this church arc five in number. Three trustees are…
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GOULBURN, Wednesday.--The session of the Anglican Synod was closed last night. It was resolved in connection with future synods to make arrangements for a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Central Catholic Library. (To the Editor of the "Australian Star.")
Sir,--The particular council of the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Sydney has just published its report for last year, and from it many of your readers will be glad to…
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A strange outbreak of fire occurred at the Independent Free Church, Granville, late on Tuesday night. Noticing a glare through one of the windows someone raised the…
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Sir,--Mr. Henry Williams, senior trustee of St. James's Church, has in your to-day's issue replied to the letter of Mr. Harry W. Little, which appeared last Saturday, in…
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The Bishop of Bathurst, writing from Suez, reports a pleasant journey and improved health. The Rev. Charles Gore, the well-known editor of Lux Mundi, is expected to visit' Australia in 1895 for…
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The general purposes committee of the Presbyterian Church, at its last meeting, passed a minute recording the high appreciation of the services of one of the elders of the church, Mr. Andrew Brown, who,…
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The first session of the eighth synod of the diocese of Goulburn was commenced on April 4. The Rev. W. Mantell and J. E. P. Walker, were appointed secretaries, and…
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The Sisters of Morey in St. Patrick's parish have opened their new Mater Misericordias Home for servants at Church-hill. At a meeting of lady friends of the institution, held this week, it was decided to…
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£250 made in Ballarat, Vic., by the St. Patrick's Day celebration will be devoted to new school and hall for the Catholics of Redan. AT a concert held lately in Launceston the…
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ARCHBISHOP Murphy and his Coadjutor, Bishop Delany, are present in Launceston. AT the evening devotions at the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Paddington, on Sunday…
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On Sunday evening, April 1, the Rev. P. J. Stephen preached his farewell sermon in the Balmain Central Mission Hall, to an immense congregation,…
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During the past fortnight relief to destitute men and families, and aid to others in impoverished circumstances, have been continued. About 14,000 meals have been provided in that time,…
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The committee met on Thursday afternoon at the mission office Y.M.C.A. Rooms Mr. T. P. Reeve was voted to the chair. Revs. F. Binns, J. Buchan, J. Hill (Enmore) and G. Southby, Messrs. R…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Catholic. Bazaar at Tenterfield
THE movement set on foot some time since in Tenterfield with the object of further reducing the debt on St. Joseph's Convent has been again revived. It was decided last week to held a…
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