A Melbourne Mission
The head of the Melbourne Central Mission, the Rev. A. R. Edgar, has made a wise move in securing the suffrages of Mr. Spencer, of the "Olympia," at Princes'…
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Catholic Events. Calendar
JANUARY 22nd.—Third Sunday after the Epiphany. [?]Vincent and Anastatius, Martyrs (red). These illustrious Martyrs lived at different times and in different countries. S. Vincent, after enduring with marvellous…
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Whatever political or conventicle cabals, whatever journalistic suspicions and innuendoes, may say to the contrary, the deliberations of the distinguished Conference of…
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Of the many excellent worlds being carried on by or in connection with the St. Vincent de Paul Society few are more deserving support than the recently-established[?]…
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"The Present Grave Position of the Church of England, and the Remedies that are Urgently Required," was the subject considered at the demonstration of the…
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"It is a fallacy to suppose that there is more wickedness and immorality in the back-blocks in New South Wales than elsewhere within its bordes. There is quite as much in Sydney itself…
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The following resolutions, which were dis- cussed on the previous (lay, were adopted:— That in tho matter of secular instruction a uniform standard be adopted in all our primary schools;…
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Keen Catholic educational experts from all the dioceses of New South Wales gathered round his Eminence the Cardinal in the Chapter House, St. Mary's-road, Sydney, on…
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It is an old story—repeated from time to time in these columns, as fresh incidents occur to corroborate it—that Rome has a clever knack of adapting herself to…
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The next meeting of the Catholic Reading Circle has been fixed for Tuesday, the 24th Previous meetings have been held, as reported in the "Freeman," in the Federation…
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The Telegraph" reports "that at the dedication services in connection with the Presbyterian Church at Wonthaggi (Vic), on Sunday 'Queen of Angels' was sung…
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The secretary of the Melbourne Goldfinch Options Syndicate, advises that Mr. Herbert E. Phillips, mining and metallurgical engineer, who proceeded to the Bullfinch goldfield…
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For several days during the week the sluice-gates of newspaper controversy were let loose in the "Herald's" columns, and consequently the readers of that paper were…
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The Catholic Education Conference, opened in the Chapter Hall at St. Mary's Cathedral, on Tuesday—the opening is reported elsewhere—was continued yesterday…
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The work of the conference convened by Cardinal Moran to discuss the educational system of the Roman Catholic Church, and its relation to the policy of the Department…
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Tho Roman Catholic' Conference was continued at the Chapter-hall, St. Mary's Cathedral, yesterday morning. Cardinal Moran presided, and there was again a large atendance ol representatives…
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The presidency of the Cardinal the Education Conference, which has much dismissed for weeks past, was in the chapter hall at St. Mary's…
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The conference of R C Bishop, clergy, and representatives of the Nations teaching Orders in New South Wales convened by Cardinal Moran, to discuss the education question…
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The Catholic Education Conference continued its sittings at the Chapter Hall, St. Mary's Cathedra, this morning, under the presidency of Cardinal Moran…
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On Sunday last the foundation stone of the new presbytery at Grafton wart blessed and laid by the Bishop of Lismore, assisted by the Rev. Father Lawton…
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