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His Eminence, Cardinal Moran is expet.vd in Rome next year for the beatificetion of the Irish martyrs, at the head of whom will be the Venerable Oliver Plunkett. One of the
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the Hibernian Society in Australia was Mr. Charles Fitzgerald, now a re-edent of Ballarat, East. He was recently entertained by the local branch of the society, and was presented eith a framed group phot of the past presidents of the socfounded
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Dr. Duhie, speaking recently at the Bur Opening of a hoe's School al wood, N.S.W., on the work of the
Catholic schools, said that, whether Catholic schools wee e endowed by the Goeernm,-ms of the respective her, on the other countri, s, hand they were left, unjust') without that ndo mtrt. the de:otedness ore and teachers Of th.. always bree.:ht th rn to th. front. Cnly the whet. day he was r ading about lath ,l'c d teat:n in England, s rprised to find and that he was t het the "Allelic school, there were eel, able to comeete with great, werel-wiilteenewn instil 'items, slice Out ,f pupils whe as Rugby. entered f, r the tee lic Uni ersitY ceaminitien in Lonlon a few months ag2e, a Cethelic come tirst. What Airy were doing here in Australia, what the Catholics were doing in Ireland, they were doing in the Uniemrce whre they ted Steles of had fine coll. es find ,-chools ; but, like theil--4.-es, they laboured under the great disadventace of having no
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Government endowment, which was The following cablegram, ea.'s the taken from them so far back as 1826 of Lismore will undoubtedly have a a few years of valiant struggle, n ar" Southern Cross," was sent by sevThe tir-st Catholic t,,chers to estab- /Embus worker and a faithful shep- ly always ended in apostacy. eral Protestant Home Rulers in lish a Catholic .t-hool in New York, herd-ad multos annos. wore three Sisters of Charity from " Just as we have two legs to our Auckland, N.Z., to Mr. Joseph Devlin, M P.-" Irish Protestants here Irelanl-Sisters C cil'a O'Conway, Speaking recently at Wombat, in body, we have two legs fervently hope that our North-east Felicite Brady and Rose White-who New South Wales, at the opening of to our mind," said Sir Ulster co -religionists will join with landed in i 817. The first Catholic a new convent, Dr. Gallagher, Bis- George Reid at the Sydney Town teacher, who had a regular school hop of Goulburn, is reviewing the Hall when he was accorded a fare- the rest of Ireland for the restorain New YOrk was an Irishman named work of the Catholic schools and the well by the young men of 'Sydney. tion of Grattan's Parliament, thus honouring the memory of their foreBoogie', who established a religious competition with which they had to " one leg was to acquire knowledge, and community of Brothers. What they contend, Pointedly observed : "Here, and the other was to communicate, father., a n securing liberty prosperity." had done for Catholic education in as in the days of Charles the I., it. One took the raw material into Australia was being done the world the State reserved monopolies ex - the factory and the other turned 1' over. wherever the Irish race the favoured children into the manufactured ,vas climbed.% for article for A Warrnambool blacksmith, has ,A.of its own schools. to lee Bound. The same ob- human consumption." But George pViietleed et practical appreciation of jective which was de -Christianising didn't hint atihe two legs that car- his kindness. He has received a The Very Rev. Father John Car- France at the present moment was, ried his political policy-the "Yee - gift of over £1000 from an old man, perhaps, roll, P.P., of Voss Vale, N.S.W., unconsciously, but assured- No," legs weren't in the running of who, with his recently deceased brohas been appointed second Bishop of ly, at the bottom of all legislation his moralising then. ther, resided near him, and to whom Lismore, in succession to the late in every lield of education-primary, he had been considerate. He had Bishop Doyle. The appointment is a secondary, and even university, viz. no knowledge from the canditicons Cardinal Moran despatched the fol- under which they lived, Beet the Popular one, both in ecclesiastic and the destruction of Christian,' but eslay circles. Father Carroll is from pecia'ly of Catholic, f?ith in the lowing message to the leader of the old men were possessed of lesns. l'iltown in the County of Kilkenny. minds of the children. Bursaries, Irish Parliamentary Party, on the He began his studies in Mount Mel- scholarships, the sweets of office, eve of the elections :-" Australia Master Leo Bartels, of St. leray Seminary and eompleted them prizes of ever, kind, were held out wishes complete success to the Uni- Patrick's College, Ballarat. has won ted Irish Party candidates in Ire- the mining and agricultural Scholarin Carlow College where he children if only ih,y was to Catholic ordained twenty years ago. He has ceased to be Catholics and his own land and England." And at once ship of £200, the result of his scoran excellent record rs an organiser experi me:. was that those who aban- Mr. Redmond sent the following re- ing in the Senior Public subjects, afand worker and is loved and respec- dolled the Catholic school for the ply :-" I am deeply grateful for ter passing a test in Slot, d, drawted by everione. In him the Diocese. Ibursaries of the State, after perhaps most valued mrsugr." in'r, and sciende.
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