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Published every Saturday. No 1527.
VOL. XXXIV.
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 22,
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With deep regret our Eastern contem p tieries chronicle the sad death of he Rev. M. A. loleming-one of the bri ;htest and most popular members or the Archdiocese of Sydney, The re:erend gentleman was born in
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one of the first :Att:lents received by the fame ie ,eiseit, the Rev. Father Ile e.eas els() antong the Dalton. at first eri its who were ord Al St. Patr in.'s 'all iee, ManIte thou eb S o n man he has had a lie was very eis in esh d car. er. a ca ,n le ore etieet. ereat teiend to the eeor, a to er of Itildrin, a leadclient priest. er at eel', mind n ,eis e, he eelewent Unly and an o'erett a for appetelicit es, Heart ite he seemed howe r, leolieht him to an here was a great elite :r1 e .
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!ruin !lean Quinn, from the bell -tweeters, oublin, states that the peal of '2 ',01.;, which are to form a memorial n ihe late Bishop lioyle, of eismore, with timber framing anal tit t tries, have bra forwarded to Sidney pie s.s. Medic. The appeal for funds for the memorial has been most successful.
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By the s.s. Warrimoo his Grace, the Archeishop of nehmen° left on Wednesday afternoon, December 29, The oleeet of his for Tasmania. Grace's visit ie to confer the pallium A on his Grac e the Archbishop of Hobart. Dr. Carr is erected hack in Melbourne at the ind of this week. The Bishop of Ballarat (Most Rev. audience by His Holiness, Pius A , remains unpaid. The debt of £2u, - taele courage, enthusiasm and enerDr. Higgins), accompanied his Grace. His Lordship arrieed in Australia 0°o at the opening has since been gy, of the Archbishop, who is a most And meanwhile capable administrator. on last Thurs.iay. It is anticipated reduced by £700o. leave the steamer at Ade- palatial homes for the aged and the Bishop Duhig of Rockhampton, was he will Mr. John Healey, of Footscray, a of orphan are in course of erection. banqueted at New York on Novem- laide, and accomplish the rest Mel- The new home for the aged and the member of the Royal Australian Enber 9, " as a compliment to Cardinal the journey by train, visiting Moran and Australia." A most dis- bourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, en orphans, which is being built under gineers, leaves for England, where, be tingui Alexi party, including Arch- route, and arriving in Rockhampton the auspices of the Sisters of Naze- accordance. with the arrangement eith, runs into over tte,000, and it made by the Defence department, he bishop Farley, attended, at the in- early in February. is the same all round. New zealand is to undergo, with three other sevitation of the Rev. Father M. C. The Archbishop of Hobart, who is truly a country to rejoice one's lected Australians from other S'tates Gliieson, Catholic chaplain of U.S. a twelve month's course of instrucArchbishop Farley proposed has been on a visit to New Zealand heart. navy. tion. The Australians are to be atthe toast of " Australia," coupled 'says :-Things Catholic are silendid, at When Archbishop O'Reily took tached to the Royal Engineers in all three cities visited, Dunedin, with the name of Cardinal Moran. Christchurch and Wellington. The charge of the archdiocese of Adelaide Chatham, where Lord Kitchener graHis Grace, Archbishop Carr headed Church is keeping pace with the gen- in 'See its liabilities amounted to duated, and they will complete the ati by Course of military instruction the Irish Parliamentary fund sub- 'eel progressive life of the State. te6,9e8, and since that period, emigration is, of course, prevonder- interest and otherwise, getteeeo were Aldershot. scription in Melbourne with eye ating non-Catholic, simply becausi, added, so that, says a report on the Sister La Mercy, who was assis- Ireland sends very, few to Australa- affairs of the diocese, recently issued Last week the Cardinal appointed tant to the late Mother Mate of the sia nowadays. But the schools, by his Grace, the 'respensieilitiee for the Rev. Father Michael Sherin, who Cross. Mother -General of the Sister: colleges, refuges, and orphanages. he past 14 years reached the great has ben for' several years attached of Si. -Joseph, and who has been act - managed by our Catholic communi. sum of Ctoe,69t), which total, huge to the staff of St. Mary's Cathedral, since Mother ties are fully up to the best to be as it looks. has well-nigh vanished to the charge of the parish of itydalMother -General inn Within the past 14 mere, and Chaplain to the BenedictMary's death, died at the convent, teet with in any other country. In- into space. Sis- deed, you rarely meet elsewhere with ears the Catholic P. ople of the See; ine Convent, Subiaeo, in succession North Sydney, on danitary 1. idin for the main - to the late Father M. A. Flemming. ter La Mercy. who was a Taereanian their words. The laity are wonder- have, neer m. isle her novitiate in South Aus- fully generous. The sums they con- tennnee of their priests. Sisters and The Rev. Father Sherin was Secretribute eh ierfully for woes of char- schools. raised for ChurCh purposes: tary to His Lordship Bishop Dwyer, tralia. itv amuse me. And then the fine Eloe, ter. At the ntd of March last of Maitland, during his eeicent visit lays 1,, fore joining the R. churches they insist on haeing t the ind&'tedness has been reduced to to W.A., and at the time of the abA f Ophir itt Naules, Bishop Duhig, Christchnrch Cathedral-a thing of E7755. This is a freat achievement, ove appointment was one of the senin beeety-c-ist Reo,non. Only £13,000. and it is largely due to the indomi- ior curates of the Archdiocese. of Rockhampton, was received 1
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