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Churches, 1908

3,181 stories in Sydney's papers · page 49 of 160

Catholic Events. Meeting of the Bishops of the Province

The Catholic Press · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 28

The meeting of the Bishops of the Province of Now South Wales was held at the Palace, Manly, yesterday. His Eminence the Cardinal presided…

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Presbyterian Assembly Practical Business Work. Question of Contributions. Suggested North Shore Presbytery

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 9

The second sitting of the State General Presbyterian Assembly took place to-day in St. Stephen's Church. The moderator (Rev. Philip Norman) presided…

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Arch[?]shop Kelly in India Mission Work Among the Natives. Heroic Sacrifice and Illustrious Achievement

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 36

In the course of describing bis further impressions of India, bis Grace the Coadjutor-Archbishop, Dr. Kelly, writes, under date March 27, from on board the mail steamer…

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The Irish University Scheme the Bill Introduced by Mr. Birrell. the Catholic Position in the Matter

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 23

Mr. Birre[?] introduced his Irish University Bill, which was read a first time in the House on Tuesday, March 31. THE POINTS OF THE BILL…

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The Children's Columns. For Boys and Girls who Read the "Catholic Press." The Finger of God. the Story of a Modern Miracle. I.

The Catholic Press · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 32

In the charity ward of a great city hospital a man lay dying—dying with black, hopeless despair in His heart. There was no use saying anything to him; he only…

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The Blue Mountain Churches the Winter Order

The Catholic Press · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 19

The following order will be observed during the months of the winter unless notice to the contrary is published. Enquiry should be made whether the…

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St. Micman's Churchyard

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 7

Inside the city's throbbing heart One spot I know set well apart From life's hard highway, life's loud mart. Each Dublin lane and street and square…

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The Blue Mountain Churches

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 16

The following order will be observed during the months of the winter season, unless notice to the contrary is published. Inquiry should be made whether the Masses…

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New Church at Hurstville. the Cardinal Urges Patriotic Unity. Australia's Unparalleled Progress

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 33

Upon the most commanding site of what was once known as Gannon's Forest the new church at Hurstville, known as St. Michael's, is to be erected. The position is an admirable…

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The Cardinal Goes to Young. to Bless the New Church

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 23

Young is second only to Ballarat in the making of history in Australia. As from Runnymede proceeded the Constitution of which the British Empire is how so proud…

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Great Public Schools Competition Riverview College v. Church of England Grammar School

The Australian Star · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 3

The Great public School Football Competition started yesterday. The game in which most interest was centred was that between Ignatius' College and Sydney Church of…

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The Battle of Dundee. Mr. Churchill and a Suffragette

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 7 May 1908 · page 7

LONDON, Tuesday Afternoon.--A pertinacious Irish suffragette, with a handbill, pursued Mr. Winston Churchill at Dundee, and prevented him addressing several workmen's…

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Presbyterian Assembly. Matters of Finance. Question of Home Mission Agents

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 9

The State Presbyterian Assembly sat again, yesterday, under the presidency of the Moderator (Rev. John Macaulay). ACQUIRING OF PROPERTIES…

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Presbyterian Church. the General Assembly

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 10

The business of the 43rd session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia in New South Wales was proceeded with yesterday in St. Stephen's…

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The Presbyterian Assembly

The Australian Star · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 6

The annual General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in New South Wales resumed its session in St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, yesterday. The Very…

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Evening Sederunt. Home Mission's Night

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 10

In the evening St. Stephen's Church was crowded. The Moderator, Rev. John Macaulay, M.A., presided, and in introducing the Convener, said the Church should be…

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British-australian Trade. Special Mission of Inquiry. Shipping Ring Condemned. Necessity for a Surplus of Labour

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 10

During the last three months, Mr. Ben H. Morgan, in the capacity of special trade commissioner for the Manufacturers' Association of Great Britain, has been making inquiries…

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Israel's mission to all the Earth a Sermon Preached at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, on Sabbath Last, by Rabbi Cohen

The Hebrew Standard of Australasia · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 3

The short Psalm of seven verses (Ixvii.) which I read to you this morning takes an important place in the Jewish Liturgy, where it is measured, not by its…

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Union of the Churches. a Forward Movement

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 10

During the progress of the negotiations carried on between the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches, the union of the theological halls was discussed. Although…

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"Awful" Broken Hill. Clergyman's Denunciation. Even Churches Demoralised

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 8 May 1908 · page 7

Speaking at the Presbyterian General Assembly last night, Rev. John Paterson, who has just returned from the Barrier, painted a vivid picture of Broken Hill…

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