INVERCARGILL.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 22, 23 September 1887, Page 19

INVERCARGILL.

Soon after the celebration of last Mass on Sunday, 18th inst amM ing of the gentlemen of the congregation was held ln the boys' school* room Liddel street, to consider what steps should be taken to nro S^Br! Tl°orar ab D ° W ff ° Ot t0 & Mr. John Maher was voted to the chair, and in a rerv able and concise manner explained the objec of the meeting and referred to the admirable qaahties of the esteemed Buhop who, in mtny ■ waw had endeared himself to the Catholics of the Colony. SI mas sssi s tst ffiiratr^ss •asiKwS star of prosperity lose to the Gathol.es of « Zeaiandia " ' I t^l paper was started in unedin iv which the sentiments of the CathoTfc ound utterance, and his voice re-echoed throughout the land Con temporary papers sneered and sc.flhd, but soon Were silenced The earnestness and r.gour with which our worthy and respected B shop bad taken up the matter of education was admfred^ an d appUuded throughout Australasia, and even far beyond i? Besides enumerable other good and great works he had erected la splendS cathedral, a monument for coming general ions »pienaiu After Mr. Maber's able address the Bey. F.ther M'Bnroe sooka of the great sacnn.es made by his Lordsh.p for the cause of region and educ-a ion, and of the perfect model his whole life furnished ot n truly noble, and saintly man lulßaea or Rev Father M 'Koroe P w., chose^SsreTLi'^'M.aaSS After vespers on Sunday evening, the Bey. Father Mcßnro* ss peto p rir7o^ar;:,r i J ';?i:ir tt I t - P o eoi e ofl k * ;^ absurdity of reading the Bible in schools without comment or «

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