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Churches, 1906

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The Union of the Churches. Address by Archbishop Clarke

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 2 March 1906 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Archbishop Clarke delivered the first of a series of addresses from the pulpit of St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday, on the Church's hope of union. The Archbisho[?]…

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Liverpool Methodist Church

Liverpool Herald · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 6

A SALE of work, in aid of the above, was held in the local Town Hall on Friday and Saturday, 23rd and 24th ultimo, the opening cetemeny being performed on the…

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Catholic Notes

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 24

His Eminence the Cardinal blessed and distributed the ashes at 7 o'clock Mass on Ash Wednesday. Rev. Father Gallagher, of Charters Towers…

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Methodist Conference. Third Day

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 17

The ministerial conference continued its sessions yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, when the President (the Rev. J. G. Morris Taylor) presided…

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Methodist Conference. Annual Business Session

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 12

A pastoral session was held yesterday morning, under the presidency of the Rev. J. G. Morris Taylor. The conference proceeded to consider the…

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Willoughby. Opening of a Mission Hall

The Mosman Mail · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 2

The mission hall at French’s Road, Willoughby. in connection with the Willoughby Methodist Church, was officially opened on…

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Catholic World Our Rome Letter. Oriental Church Dignitaries. the Patriarchs Visit the Pope. Rome, Jan. 19

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 36

The arrival at Rome of the great dignitaries of Oriental Catholic Christendom is always an event, viz., a happening of interest, attraction, and importance. It is…

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Blamed Mother-in-Law. Husband Arrested in Church

Evening News · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 6

Mrs. Minnie Lewington told the magistrate at the Central Police Court yesterday, the story of her married life, when charging her husband, Walter George Lewington, with deserting her…

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The Church in the Philippines. the Need of Priests

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 25

The Very Rev. Father O'Farrell, C.SS.R., who, with the Very Rev. Father Boylan (Provincial of the Irish Redemptorists) has been on a visit to the Philippines, returned to…

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New Church at Irvingdale (Q.)

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 12

A new church was opened and blessed at Irvingdale (Q.) on Sunday morning, February 18th, in the presence of a large congregation. There were a great number of…

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The Church's Growth. in the United States. Significant Statistics

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 36

The advanced sheets of the American Catholic Directory, which is published in Milwaukee, furnish some striking figures of the growth of the Catholic Church in the…

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Panic in a Church. Terrible Struggle on a Staircase

The World's News · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 2

A series of revival meetings at a negro church in Philadelphia terminated disastrously on Sunday night, January 21, when an alarm of fire was raised, and in the mad rush for the doors…

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The Churches

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 11

The Vicar-General (Archdeacon Gunther) has presided over the following meetings during the week:—The Mission Zone Committee, the Standing Committee, the Church Society…

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Life in London and Thereabout. (Chronicled by Henry W. LUCY.) Mf. Chamberlain's Position—Sir John Gorst —Lord Randolph Churchill's Foresight— The Farce of the Parliamentary Oath— "Thumbs Down!" WESTMINSTER, Jan. 25

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 5

Mr. Chamberlain has just cause for exaltation in view of the results of the electoral contest in Birmingham. Whilst the political party with which he last allied himself is…

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News of the Churches. Wagga Circuit: Rev. G. C. Percival

The Methodist · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 3

The recent visit of the Rev. Ambrose Fletcher in the interests of Foreign Missions was a pronounced success. Mr. Fletcher's advocacy of the great…

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The Church Triumphant

The Methodist · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 4

Memoirs, if brief and correct, will be published as written. If not brief, they will be condensed. Poetry and resolution cannot be admitted. The name of the writer must be attached, and the…

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Church Chronicles

The St George Call · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 4

The 19th Anniversary of Christ Church Bexley was celebrated on Sunday last, the occasion being marked by special services, at which appropriate music was…

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Society Leaving Church Behind

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 8

At the Home Mission Festival, connected with the Victorian Methodist Conference wires our Melbourne correspondent, Mr. Swinburne, Minister of Agriculture, said he was of…

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Mirrors in Church

The Mosman Mail · Saturday 3 March 1906 · page 3

Mirrors have been placed on the [?] of the First Methodist Church at [?] M[?]an writes the NewYork. [?] of the “Express,” to [?]…

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Misrepresentation. Liberals and South Africa. Johannesburg Condemns Churchill. LONDON, Saturday Morning

Sunday Times · Sunday 4 March 1906 · page 5

Mr. Winston Churchill's description of Lord Milner's views is denounced in Johannesburg as a huge misrepresentation, as shown by Lord Milner's speech…

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