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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Bathurst
		Bathurst (population in 1901, 9,223) was founded in 1824.
		In 1865 Bathurst, then part of the Diocese of Sydney, was made the cathedral centre of a new diocese, which extended from the River Murray to Queensland, and from the Blue Mountains to the border of South Australia.
		Its first bishop was the Right Rev. Matthew Quinn, who had taken an active part in organizing the Irish Brigade that fought for the defence of the Papal States in 1860.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02349a.htm (632 words)

	WELLS CATHEDRAL - HISTORY
		Bathurst was a man of eminence, President of Trinity College Oxford, chaplain to the king, fellow of the Royal Society and one of the foremost scientists of his day.
		The saintly bishop Thomas Ken was appointed in 1685, the year of Monmouth's rebellion when puritan soldiers again wrought havoc in the cathedral and turned part of it into a stable.
		Bishop Kidder who succeeded him was killed during the great storm of 1703 when two chimneystacks in the palace fell on the bishop and his wife asleep in bed.
	www.wellscathedral.org.uk /history/presentbuilding/Creyghtone.shtml (285 words)

	Bathurst Inlet Lodge, Canada, Ecolodge Member of ECOCLUB.com
		The local Inuit, known as the Kingaunmiut or "people of the 'Nose Mountain'" (after a local landmark), are co-owners of Bathurst Inlet Lodge and proudly involved in its operation.
		They lived in igluit in the winter, hunting seals on the sea ice, fishing at the river mouths in spring and fall, and traveling inland in the summer to hunt the caribou at the inland lakes and on the crossing places (nadlok) on the rivers.
		Visiting Bathurst Inlet is like stepping forty years back in time; it provides a picture of the arctic as it was, when people lived together in very isolated little communities working hand in hand with the local people.
	ecoclub.com /bathurstinlet/philosophy.html (858 words)

	Bathurst travel guide - Wikitravel
		Bathurst [1] is a city in the Central West area of the Australian state of New South Wales, some 200 km west of Sydney.
		Bathurst is part of the Cityrail network, so tickets for the bus-train combination should be relatively cheap, however they should be purchased from Countrylink.
		It was the first Australian church consecrated by a bishop and is built on a hill overlooking Bathurst, surrounded by an historical cemetery.
	wikitravel.org /en/Bathurst_(New_South_Wales) (552 words)

	About the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		He was elected as Bishop on 24 Sep 1847 as Coadjutor Bishop of Sydney; Titular Bishop of Maitland.
		He was elected as Bishop on 30 Jun 1979 as Titular Bishop of Obbi, Auxiliary Bishop of Sydney.
		He was elected as Bishop on 20 Jul 1901 as Titular Bishop of Acrida; Coadjutor Archbishop of Sydney.
	www.sydney.catholic.org.au /Archdiocese/History/bishops.shtml (4912 words)

	Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle
		During the illness of the Bishop, the Diocese was ably run administratively by Rev Canon Selwyn, and by the time that he handed the diocese over to the 3rd Bishop of Newcastle, he had increased the number of parishes by 4, and had formed one provisional district.
		Bishop Alfred Holland took over the Bishop's position in 1978, and under his rule the completion of the work on the cathedral was done.
		Dr Brian Farran, formerly the Bishop of the Northern Region in the Diocese of Perth, was enthroned as the Bishop of Newcastle at Christ Church Cathedral on June 24th, 2005.
	www.newcastlecathedral.org.au /history.html (2269 words)

	Musical MacKillop - News - Catholic Voice (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		Each of the leaders, Bishop Pat Power, Anglican Bishop of Bathurst Richard Hurford and Moderator of the NSW Synod of the Uniting Church the Rev Alistair Christie explained how they became involved in ecumenical affairs and commented on issues of personal interest.
		At the recent gathering, Bishop Power, one of whose aims as bishop is to be a bridge-builder, spoke of the need to read the signs of the times.
		ABOVE: Bishop Pat Power with Anglican Bishop of Bathurst Richard Hurford and Moderator of the NSW Synod of the Uniting Church the Rev Alistair Christie.
	www.catholicvoice.com.au /183/n_06.htm (306 words)

	Accommodation Bathurst NSW. Bathurst Central Tablelands NSW.
		Bathurst has superb examples of early 1800's architecture with an abundance of heritage buildings from the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
		Bathurst NSW one of four regions in the
		All your accommodation needs are catered for when you choose to stay in Bathurst in the Central West, New South Wales (NSW) Australia.
	www.bathurst-nsw.com /Accommodation.html (225 words)

	Wells Cathedral - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bishop responsible for the construction was Jocelyn of Wells, a brother of Bishop Hugh II of Lincoln, and one of the Bishops at the signing of Magna Carta.
		Bishop John Drokensford started the proceedings with the heightening of the central tower and the beginnings of a dramatic eight-sided Lady Chapel at the far east end, finished by 1326.
		Bishop Ralph of Shrewsbury followed, continuing with the eastward extension of the quire and the retro- quire beyond with its forest of pillars.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wells_Cathedral (1653 words)

	The ordination of women in the Roman Catholic Church
		Similarly, the Bishop of Bathurst a year later called for men to enter the ministry, declaring that “Australia needs such men supremely, for the biggest work for the nation is being done by those who are quickening moral life, educating conscience and presenting lofty ideals of life and conduct”.
		The bishops admitted that this “lofty ideal of a true partnership between man and woman in all the concerns of life changed attitudes to sex” in that it “is not merely viewed from the animal standpoint, but is lifted to the level of the high spiritual interests of life”.
		Li Tim-oi was a deaconess on the island and, because of the exceptional wartime situation, the assistant Chinese bishop, Mok, authorised her to perform all the functions of a priest.
	www.womenpriests.org /related/rose_08.asp (6502 words)

	Father Guy Hartcher, St Stanislaus College Bathurst, and Bishop Michael Malone
		When Bishop Malone appointed Fr Hartcher as the administrator of St Helen's parish at Gresford and St Mary's parish in neighbouring Dungog in 1999, parishioners were not aware of the $40,000 settlement.
		Bishop Malone's statement on 4 September 2004, announcing Father Hartcher's withdrawal "from active ministry", did not mention the $40,000 civil settlement of March 1994.
		Bishop Malone said he did not feel it was his job to tell Gresford parishioners about the previous allegations when Father Hartcher was appointed to the parish in 1999.
	brokenrites.alphalink.com.au /nletter/page114-hartcher.html (1571 words)

	Wylde, Arnold Lomas (1880 - 1958) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary of Biography Online
		On 1 November 1927 Bishop Long consecrated Wylde coadjutor bishop of Bathurst in All Saints Cathedral; he remained principal of the Brotherhood until December 1928.
		After administering the diocese in the interregnum, Wylde was enthroned as bishop of Bathurst on 23 February 1937.
		As bishop he immersed himself in every aspect of diocesan life and was highly regarded for his thoughtfulness and courtesy.
	www.adb.online.anu.edu.au /biogs/A160708b.htm (758 words)

	Keep low profile, Hollingworth told sex-case bishop - smh.com.au
		As Anglican archbishop of Brisbane, Peter Hollingworth told a retired bishop who sexually interfered with a 14-year-old girl to "keep a low profile" for a short time because he was concerned the church might be damaged by adverse publicity.
		Bishop Shearman has admitted interfering with the girl over two years in the mid-1950s at a church boarding house in the NSW town of Forbes.
		Bishop Hurford said the diocese's finances had been "devastated" by mismanagement in the 1980s and by the decline in the rural economy.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/04/23/1050777304109.html (559 words)

	All Saints' Anglican Cathedral, Bathurst - The Anglican Cathedral for Central Western NSW (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		This is a special place in the life of the City of Bathurst and the wider Anglican Church of Western New South Wales.
		The Cathedral is the seat of the Bishop of Bathurst and the 'principal church' of the Diocese.
		The Bathurst Parish was formed in 1842, and the first church on the site was builit in 1848.
	www.allsaintscathedralbathurst.websyte.com.au (272 words)

	Bathurst Inlet Lodge
		Bathurst has the further distinction of being one of the first and most successful Inuit partnerships in all the North.
		It is a partnership between the Warner family of Yellowknife, and the Kapolak and Akoluk families of the small Nunavut community of Bathurst Inlet.
		John R. Sperry, retired Anglican Bishop of the Arctic, and author of Igloo Dwellers Were My Church, is on hand to walk with guests, and share stories of his life on the arctic coast from 1950 on.
	www.visitnunavut.com /bathurstinletlodge.html (1185 words)

	Bathurst Anglican Diocese - Home
		The regional church office is in Bathurst, assisting the region's 34 Parishes.
		The cities of the region are Bathurst (three parishes), Orange (two parishes) and Dubbo (two parishes).
		Bishop Richard Hurford's Presidential Address to the Synod of the Diocese of Bathurst, which met in Bathurst on the weekend of September 16-17.
	bathurstanglicanorgau.ozstaging.com /bwWebsite (296 words)

	Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
		He was ordained deacon in Norwich Cathedral on 24 May 1818 by Bishop Henry Bathurst of Norwich, who also raised him to the priesthood on 24 Feb. 1819 at Welbeck Chapel, Middlesex.
		Spencer served as curate in Prittlewell, Essex, during 1818 and 1819; he then entered the service of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and was appointed as their missionary at Ferryland, Newfoundland, in 1819.
		In 1825 Bishop John Inglis* of Nova Scotia appointed Spencer archdeacon of Bermuda and rector of Paget and Warwick.
	www.biographi.ca /EN/ShowBio.asp?BioId=39397 (690 words)

	Howell Witt
		Howell Witt, Bishop of Bathurst here as a guest speaker at the Rugby Association Dinner pictured with the 1928 Rugby Tourer car used to collect him at the airport and to be given as a prize at the dinner.
		FEW Australian Anglican bishops have had as varied a career as Howell Witt, if only because the remote destinations of his Australian ministry were unlikely for the son of a Welsh dock worker.
		Bishop Witt came to Australia from Walein 1949 to take up the Anglican chaplaincy to the former rocket range at Woomera.He spend 16 years as Bishop in Outback WA which provided sufficient humorous anecdotes to fill a book, the Bush Bishop, which was issued in five editions.
	www.oldcollegiansrugby.org.au /history/gallery/howellwitt.shtml (2001 words)

	Lay Adminstration and the 16th century - R.C. Doyle
		In view of the statements of Young J and of the Bishop of Bathurst, it is reasonable to conclude that there was a point of doctrine on which the Tribunal was not unanimous.
		The failure by the bishops to state the doctrine of the Anglican Church may lead to the conclusion that either there is no doctrine on the point or there is a doctrine but the bishops decided not to state it.
		The Bishop of Armidale does not deal expressly with section 3 but, it is clear from his reasons he does not regard section 3 to be any impediment to the due authorisation of a deacon or lay person to administer the Lord's Supper.
	www.acl.asn.au /Lay_Ad_Conf/NMC_Lay_Ad.html (9445 words)

	sydneyanglicans.net - sydney stories - Rural ministry battles to survive ‘mother of all droughts’ (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		Bishop Hurford said his Diocese has no difficulty funding ministry training because Synod regards this as a priority and has set money aside.
		Both Bishop Hurford and his colleague in the Diocese of Riverina, Bishop Bruce Clarke, say this is affecting their ability to provide pastoral care for members at a time when it is most needed.
		Bishop Hurford says that members of the rural community, where life has changed so much in recent years, are finding great strength in sharing experiences of how they cope with drought.
	your.sydneyanglicans.net /sydneystories/533a (603 words)

	Australian Catholic Directory :
		Titular Bishop of Lete; appointed Bishop of Bathurst 8-9-1983.
		Titular Bishop of Oreto; - Auxiliary to Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn.
		Bishop Mark B Coleridge DD BA DSS VG: born in Elsternwick Vic, 25-9-1948; ordained Priest for Melbourne 18-5-1974; consecrated 19-6-2002, Titular Bishop of Teveste.
	www.catholicdirectory.com.au /hierachy/acbc.asp?item=provinces (1282 words)

	Episcopal News Service
		Bishop Alfredo Morante of the Diocese of Literol Ecuador, also in Province IX, said: "My impression of the service was renewal without losing the tradition of the church.
		Jefferts Schori, 52, was elected by the House of Bishops June 18 on the fifth ballot and from a slate of seven nominees.
		As well as serving as presiding bishop and chief pastor of the Episcopal Church, Jefferts Schori is also one of the 38 Primates in the 77-million-member Anglican Communion.
	ecusa.anglican.org /3577_79260_ENG_HTM.htm (1506 words)

	homily
		He described Bishop Daly in one short sentence as being, "a man of faith, an exemplary priest and a devoted pastor".
		I remember that when I first came up to Bendigo after my appointment as Bishop, Bishop Daly was very aware that I would be feeling a bit homesick and anxious of the new appointment.
		Bishop Pat Dougherty, the Bishop of Bathurst described Bishop Daly in this manner, "He was by nature friendly towards people and interested in their welfare and blessed with priestly pastoral outreach and spirit".
	www.sand.catholic.org.au /vigilprayer.html (834 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Julian Edmund Tenison Woods
		He was baptized in the Belgian Chapel, Southwark, and was confirmed by Bishop (later Cardinal) Wiseman; he was educated in a Catholic school at Hammersmith, and later at Newington Grammar School, Surrey.
		At Father Woods's suggestion Bishop Sheil invited (1869) the Sevenhill Jesuits to establish themselves at Norwood.
		A gifted missionary, Father Woods, was invited (1870) by Bishop Quinn of Bathurst to give missions in his diocese; and for eleven years he laboured with great success in New South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15702c.htm (839 words)

	National Archives of Australia - Fact Sheet 151 - Bishop Francis Xavier Gsell MSC (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		Born in the French province of Alsace in 1872, Gsell trained for the priesthood in France and Italy and was ordained in 1896.
		He gained government approval for the establishment of a mission on Bathurst Island in 1911, and lived on the island as head of the mission from that time until 1938.
		Attempts to introduce Christianity to the Aboriginal residents of the island were only moderately successful, but Gsell did influence a modification to the local culture by intervening in the practice of young teenage girls being sold into marriages with the old men of the community.
	www.naa.gov.au /publications/fact_sheets/FS151.html (708 words)

	7:30 Report - 22/04/99: Court rules priest an employee of God, not Church.
		When he asked the Bishop for another year, to see him through to retirement, Reverend Knowles claims he was showed the door.
		JACINTA TYNAN: The Bishop of Bathurst, Reverend Bruce Wilson, declined to speak to the 7.30 Report, but the Church claims Reverend Knowles was offered a post at a parish ministry, an offer which wasn't repeated in the Bishop's final letter to the priest.
		He was supervised to some extent by the Bishop and by a board appointed by the Bishop to make sure that he did his job properly.
	www.abc.net.au /7.30/stories/s22725.htm (1105 words)

	North Bay Plumbing, Inc
		The judge found that the General Counsel met the initial burden of proving that unlawful antiunion sentiment was a substantial or motivating factor in the Respondent’s refusal to consider, interview, or offer employment as plumbers to each of the eight union members named in the complaint as discriminatees.
		Although Bathurst has experience in plumbing for contractors, he also had 6 years of experience in the trade as an instructor for the local plumbing trades apprenticeship program.
		Anthony Bishop was interviewed for employment by the Respondent in May 1995.
	www.nlrb.gov /nlrb/shared_files/decisions/327/327-159.htm (8497 words)

	Paying for sins \| SA \| The Australian
		Shearman, now 80, went on to become the youngest Anglican bishop in Australia, and the first to be defrocked after Heinrich's story became public.
		The Bishop of Bathurst, Richard Hurford, wrote Heinrich a letter in which the church apologised unreservedly for Shearman's "sexual abuse and moral corruption of a minor".
		It is a problem, Gerber says, that has occurred in the vast majority of dioceses in the country, and metropolitan dioceses occasionally contribute some of the costs in settlements made by less cashed-up rural or regional parishes.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /story/0,20867,20632680-5006787,00.html (1629 words)

	brethren (Site not responding. Last check: 0000-00-00)
		The Diocese of Bathurst in rural New South Wales, Australia has been financially supporting the Diocese of Tarawa and Nauru for many years now- since the Most Rev.
		Greg Bellamy, a secondary teacher from Bathurst taught at Sacred Heart High School in the village of Bikenibeu on the island of Tarawa in 2000 and 2001 in the capacity of a lay missionary.
		Currently Leanne Pritchard, also a teacher from Bathurst is teaching in Sacred Heart High School for a term of two years: 2003-2004.
	www.angelfire.com /jazz/comeandsee/brethren.htm (273 words)

	theage.com.au - The Age -
		Peter Hollingworth's successor as Archbishop of Brisbane, Phillip Aspinall, has called on the bishop at the centre of the sex abuse controversy surrounding the Governor-General to apologise to the woman he abused as a teenager.
		Richard Hurford, the Bishop of Bathurst, in whose diocese the abuse took place, said he had read reports from the woman's counsellors.
		Opposition Leader Simon Crean said he was glad the Governor-General had met Bishop Shearman's victim, but that had not softened his view that he should resign.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/03/26/1017089534218.html (448 words)

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