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The birth of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, with parents named Mary and Joseph. There is no set year that Jesus was born on. They are all just estimates. -
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The 3 Kings Visit Jesus
The 3 Kings visit Jesus, Mary and Joseph in the stables to bear them with gifts. -
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The first Pope
The first pope is elected. It is in 32 AD, but this website doesn't let you put AD in the date section. St Peter is elected. -
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Death of Jesus
Jesus is crucified and dies on the cross -
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Establishement of Christianity as a state religion
Christianity is established as a state religion by the Romans. -
Nov 27, 1096
The First Crusade
The First Crusade starts between the Christians and the Muslims -
Period: Jan 1, 1453 to
Discovery and conquest of the Americas and the Protestant Reformation
The catholic church went under a time called the 'Counter Reformation.' -
Period: Apr 18, 1506 to
St. Peters Basilica is being constructed
Although the years are correct, the dates are not -
Feb 6, 1517
Reformation
The Reformation was when Maritn Luther kind of re-wrote the rules, shall we say of the Catholic Church. -
First mass to be held in Australia
Abbe Mones celebrates the first mass in Australia. -
Need for a Chaplin
Christian settlers want to elect Governer Phillip as a Chaplin for the Catholic Church in Australia. -
First Public Mass in Australia
The first pubic and offical mass was held in Australia by Fr. Dixon. -
First Catholic school in Australia
Founded by Fr. Therry -
The Sisters of St. Joseph
The Sisters of St. Joseph is founded by Mary Mckillop and Fr Tennison Woods -
Mary Mckillop is the first Sister of St. Joseph
Mary Mckillop is announced to be the first Sister of St. Joseph -
Death of Mary Mackillop
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First time Australia is visited by the Pope
Australia is visited by the Pope in 1970, leading thousands of catholics to come and see him. -
First WYD ever
Buones Aires hosts the first WYD. -
The Completion of Saint Mary's Cathedral
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World Youth Day, Sydney
Sydney hosts WYD -
Mary Mckillop is canonised
Mary Mckillop become the first Saint of Australia