Catholic Notes
COORANBONG (Gosford) church art-union winning numbers are in this week's FREEMAN, THE Rev. Father Dunne, who took charge of his new mission at Dubbo on Thursday, had a very…
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The Parish of Gosford
FATHER Kenny must be congratulated on the success of the art-union and sports in aid of the Gosford and Cooranbong church and school funds. There was a large attendance at Cooranbong to…
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WE understand from Windsor that a mission, conducted by Fathers Colman and Oswald, of the Passionists, was begun at St. Mathew's Church on Sunday, and was largely attended. Special music…
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The Sydney City Mission purpose to-morrow to commence a six days' temperance crusade in the Waterloo and Alexandria district. The various temperance societies will meet in regalia at the…
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A six days' temperance crusade will be commenced by the Sydney City Mission to-morrow in the districts of Alexandria and Waterloo. The various temperance societies will meet at…
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The anniversary of the Toongabbie Primitive Methodist Sunday-school was held on Sunday (Queen's Birthday) in the P.M. Chapel. The Rev. W. Pettinger conducted the service in the…
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The annual meeting of the Sydney City Mission took place at the Y.M.C.A. Hall, on the evening of May 21, the Governor being in the chair, Lady Hampden also occupying a seat on the…
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The "Retreat" in connection with the Sussex-street Misson Church has afforded shelter during the week to 1000 men. On Sunday morning lact the breakfast was largely attended. Address were…
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In connection with the jubilee feto in commemoration of the introduction of Methodism into North Shore, a lecture was delivered on Thursday, in the Hill-street Hall, North Sydney, by the Rev. J. E…
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The London Missionary society's steam yacht John Williams arrived at Suva on the 17th instant, en route from Cooktown to the Pacific Islands. The John Williams coaled at Fiji, and…
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ON Thursday, 14th inst., a large number of the South Grafton parishioners assembled in the convent schoolroom to make a presentation to the Rev. Father Mennis, who has been appointed to…
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Just now, when public attention is attracted to the Soudan, Catholic sympathy goes out to the Right Rev. Monsignor Sogaro, Vicar-Apostolic of the Soudan. He is the second who has held…
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THE promoters of THE CATHOLIC PRESS evidently have no intention of allowing the "grass to grow under their foot." A large meeting was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Elizabeth-street, on last Thursday…
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THE appointment of the Rev. Francis Timoney as Inspector of Catholic Schools in. the Diocese of Sydney was announced some time ago in the FREEMAN. In accepting this office, Father Timoney…
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LONDON, May 25.—Li Hung Chang, the Chinese Viceroy, and representative of China at the coronation of the Czar, has been interviewed with reference to his visit to…
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SIR,—Mr. Hogan has only shown by his letters that he is in perfect harmony with the view of "Catholic" and myself. We never advocated a "Catholic political association," and his attempts to warn us off from…
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SIR,—In one of the Sydney papers of this week there has been a discussion on the merits of football-playing. Some of the writers went so far as to say the Rugby system was brutalising. It has often…
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On a rising ground at Randwick, overlooking the Contennial Park, on a cheerful and healthy site, stand the temporary buildings of the Little Sisters of the Poor—an order than which none in the Church…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Diocese of Bathurst. Mission at the Cathedral. Father Dowling at Orange
DURING the past fortnight the mission, under the conduct of the Rev. J. Hanley, C.M., and Rev. D. McCarthy, C.M., has been attracting large crowds, every evening to the cathedral. When announcing…
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