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Churches, 1898

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Presbyterian

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

The Rev. Dr. Bruce was at Granville and Parramatta on Sunday last, and will be at Penrith tomorrow. He will preach at St. Marys on August 2, at Liverpool on August 4, and will continue…

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Churh News. Anglican

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

The Archbishop of Sydney on Sunday morning preached at St. Clement's, Mosman, in the evening at St. James's King-street, on Monday afternoon presided at a meeting of the standing committee, and…

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Woman Catholic

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

On Sunday Cardinal Moran will visit Liverpool to lay the foundation-stone of the adidtions which are to be made to St. Anne's Orphanage. Bishops Murray (of Cooktown), and Reville (of…

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The Anglican Provincial Syn[?]

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 7

The triennial session of the Provincial Sy[?] the Anglican Church, the opening, of whic[?] reported last week, met twice each day on [?] day, Wednesday, and Thursday of last wee[?]…

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The Catholic Church on the Barrier

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 17

THE new Bishopric of Wilcannia was, in accordance with a petition from the Bishops of Australasia, assembled in Synod, created by the Holy See in 1887; and the…

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Munificent Bequests to Catholic Charities. a Model Catholic Will

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

Probate of the will of the late Mr. Patrick Donnelly, formerly of Bootle, but subsequently of Church-road, Waterloo, has been granted. The gross real and personal estate was valued at…

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Sydney Mission to Seamen

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

On Tuesday Mr. M'Coy, assisted by Miss Pickering, Miss F. Pickering, Miss M'Coy, and Mr. Watson (recitations), provided an excellent concert Messrs. Puckle and Williams, of the ship Rowens,…

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The Australasian Catholic Record

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 15

THIS quarterly magazine (published from St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney) presents a table of contents in its July number quite equal to the high standard already attained, and as varied in matter as a…

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Russia's Mission in the World

The Australian Star · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 4

While on the subject of Russian' policy it is as well to recall the fact that the late Chancellor. Prince Lobanof, is said to have left certain papers in which he defined his views…

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Our Departments!! IV.—The Seamen's Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 9

On Sunday night last a burly old sea captain accosted one of the workers as he left the People's service, "What lots of sailors attend this hall. I have met…

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Death of a Promising Young Catholic Lady

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 19

WE regret to have to record the death of Miss Nellie Cloran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Cloran, of Cleveland-street. This amiable and accomplished young lady, after an illness of twelve days…

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Recent High Anglican Manuals. No. IV. Teaching Identical with Rome

The Methodist · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 3

IN three preceding papers I have shown how utterly Romish in type is High Church teaching—in other…

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Intimidation of Catholic Workers. Forced to Leave Their Work

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 5

The critical week end has, fortunately, passed without any fresh outbreak of the Orange riots on Shankill-road. The rancorous feeling against the police is not, however, dead, and the general…

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England. the Princess of Wales Opening a Catholic Bazaar

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

For the first time in her life (says the London Daily, Chronicle), the Princess of Wales on July 22 opened a bazaar for a Catholic charity. It is being held at the Imperial Institute in aid of the…

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Death of the Rev. Dr. Geikie. a Pioneer Presbyterian. Distinguished As Preacher, Scholar, and Author

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 6

By the death of the Rev. Dr. Archibald Geikle, one of the oldest and most picturesque figures in the ecclesiastical life of the colony has passed away. Since his retirement from the active…

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Babble From Babylon England in the Far East. Russia's Mission in the World. The Anti-Ritualism Agitation. WESTMINSTER, June 24

The Australian Star · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 4

On opening one's morning paper at the commencement of this week this is what one found in the matter of crises:--Crisis in France, no Ministry…

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Home and Foreign. Ireland. the Belfast Outrages. After the Storm the Police Court. Not a Single Catholic Arrested. Strong Remarks by the Crown Prosecutor

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 5

It is highly creditable to the Catholics of Belfast that not one of them was arrested in connection with the recent riots. Having held their '93 procession, they dispersed quietly, and went to their…

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The Cardinal at Annandale. New School-church and Presbytery

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 9

WHEN the Cardinal-Archbishop cut off Annandale from Leichhardt, and make it a parish, Father E. Rohan was placed in charge. Calling a few of the Annandale Catholics, together, Father Rohan…

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At the Franciscan Churches. the Portiuncula Indulgence

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 15

THE great Indulgence of the Portiuncula, granted by Our Blessed Redeemer to St. Francis in the year 1221, commences at 2 o'clock on next Monday, 1st of August, in the churches under the…

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The Church Sustentation Society. A Dwindling Income

The Methodist · Saturday 30 July 1898 · page 2

The work of obtaining income for this Society is becoming more difficult and irksome year by year,…

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