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FIRST CATHOLIC SCHOOL
The first catholic school funded by money collected from local catholic setters -
The first Permanent church
People had there first permanent church St Stephens -
St Stephens church pronounced as the cathedral
St Stephens was proclaimed the cathedral of the diocese. -
Arch Bishop Dunn
Arch bishop Dunn's death in 1919 -
The Great Depression
The great depression in 1929 to 1945 affected catholic schools because of the lack of catholic teachers. -
Bishop James Duhig
Bishop James Duhig established 28 new catholic schools. -
Bernard O'Shea
Bernard O'Shea was named the diocesan director of Brisbane Catholic Education. He helped shape Brisbane Catholic Education in that time. -
New schools
26 new catholic schools were opened so more kids could have an education. -
LAY TEACHERS
Macaulay collage were now letting lay teachers teach in catholic schools because they have been more reliant on them because there has been a lack of priests or Nuns -
One To One technology
In 2007 Kevin Rudd promised one to one technology for catholic schools across Australia to help with kids with more fun ways to learn about any subject. -
BCE Today
Now through Brisbane Catholic Education there are now 139 schools 72,000 Students and 11,000 employs
