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Churches, 1895

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The Pope and the Anglican Church

The Protestant Standard · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 5

If we are at liberty to judge from reports which have recently appeared in the columns of the Politische Correspondent, from the pen of the Vatican correspondent of that…

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Roman Catholic

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 9

The Rev. Father Carroll, administrator of St. Mary's Cathedral, has arranged the order of ceremonies for Holy Week. To-morrow, Palm Sunday, immediately before high mass, the b[?]essing of the…

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The Melanesian Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 5

A cable from Auckland slates that the Melanesian Mission yacht Southern Cross left there yesterday for Norfolk Island and the South Seas. The yacht is expected to return to…

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Our Chinese Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 7

ONCE more we venture to give your readers a little information as to the Chinese Wesleyan Mission. Our good friends, Mr. Stone of Croydon, and Mr…

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Mission Work in Singapore

The Methodist · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 2

We are in the midst of the Chinese new year festival. It came in with the moon on Saturday, 26th instant, and will continue to be a time of rejoicing until the moon…

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America. Coloured Catholic Priests

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 7

There are only two coloured Catholic priests in the United States. They are the Rev. Augustus Tolton, pastor of St. Monica's, Church, Chicago, and the Rev. Charles R. Uncle's, professor in…

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The Australasian Catholic Re­cord

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 15

THE issue of the April (second) number of the AUSTRALASIAN CATHOLIC RECORD was briefly announced last week; and we may say now that the magazine quite maintains the excellance which…

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"Thoughts on Wheels." Certain Phases of Catholic Education

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 17

ABSENCE from the city for some weeks prevented my sending in these "thoughts," such as they are, at an earlier date. They have been mainly suggested by correspondence which recently appeared…

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England. Lord Acton's Appointment. a Catholic Honoured by Cambridge

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 6

The choice of Lord Acton to be Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge, was in itself (says the London TABLET, Feb. 23) so bold an innovation upon accepted University…

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Catholic. Holy Week at the Cathedral. Order of Ceremonies

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 15

THE Holy Week ceremonies will commence at St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday, with the blessing of the palms by the Cardinal-Archbishop, immediately before the 11 o'clock Maas, at which his Eminence…

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The Union of the Churches

Evening News · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 5

LONDON, April 5.—Viscount Halifax, President of the English Church Union, and Cardinal Vaughan, are on a visit to Rome, it is supposed with a…

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The Mass in the Irish Protestant Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 6

Judgment was delivered in Dublin on Feb. 20 by the Court of the General Synod of the Church of Irelond is the potition of the Doan of Dromore against the Rev. James Hunt,…

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Bishop Higgins at Bundanoon. Blessing the New Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 15

ON Sunday last his Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Higgins, Auxiliary-Bishop of Sydney, visited the Moss Vale district. The object of his Lordship's visit was to bless and open the neat little church…

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Public Seevices Foe To-morrow. Church of England

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 9

St. Andrew's Catheral.—S. and 11. Holy Communion: 11, the Precenton: [?].15, Cannon Moreton; 7, Rev. R. J. Read. All Saints' Woollahrs.—The Rev. H. Wallace Mort,…

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The Guild for the Younger Members of the Church. to the Editors

The Methodist · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 8

DEAR SIRS,—Will you kindly allow me to add to the report already published of the constitution drawn up by the Committee of the Guild for the younger…

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Church News

The Methodist · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 4

COBAR.—A service for working men was held on Sunday evening, March 31st. The Eev. C. J. Duffill preached on "The Cunning of the Right Hand,"…

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Music in Church

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 4

The demonstration at the recent concert in Woollahra Presbyterian Church shows that there still exists a wide difference of opinion as to what is and…

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Scene in a Church. to the Editor

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 10

Sir. --In your issue of to-day's date you publish a paragraph under the heading of "Scene in a Church" in which you make reference to the action of the session of…

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The Churches. Sermon for the Home

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 7

Under this heading sermons by eminent preachers are published in this widelycirculated paper, in order that in the remote interior, where there are no…

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The English Church Union

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 6 April 1895 · page 8

Lord Halifax, as president of the English Church Union, an Anglican association, with a branch in New South Wales, is a representative man, and his recent…

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