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Captain Cook Finds Australia
Captain Cook lands at the east coast of Australia. A hidden know fact is that captain cook wasn't the first man to discover Australia but it was Charles Darwin but he landed onto the dry hot terrain with many deadly creatures so he left to find other land. So it was him to discover Mainland Australia, but Captain James Cook colonized it first. -
First Fleet
The first fleet was estimated to have more than 1480 men, women and children onboard and most of them were convicts. -
Fr.Dixon Arrived
He arrived at Australia and was soon to be the first priest of new holland. Was born in June 1758 at Castlebridge, County Wexford, Ireland. -
First Public Mass
The first public mass was held by Fr.Dixon and was the first priest of new holland. He is the founding father of Australian Catholicism. -
Fr.Dixon Appointed
Fr.Dixon was appointed as 'Prefect Apostolic of New Holland' -
First Priest Arrive
Fr John Therry and Phillip Conolly arrive in the mainland Holland as the first priest. Fr John Therry opens the first Catholic school in Parramatta. Father Conolly leaves for Hobart leaving Fr John Therry the only priest on mainland Holland. -
First Catholic Church
The first catholic church was constructed (St John the Evangelist Church) at Richmond, Tasmania -
First Catholic School
Fr Therry founds the first Catholic school on Hunter Street, Parramatta. -
Tasmania separate from NSW
Tasmania is officially established as a independent colony from NSW -
Fr Daniel Power Arrive
Fr Daniel Power lands in Sydney to replace Fr Therry as official chaplain to the growing colony -
Penal Laws
Penal laws preventing Catholics holding public mass. -
Death of Fr Daniel Powers
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New Zealand is now a British colony
New Zealand is now part of the british empire -
Start of Australian Goverment
The start of the Representative government in Australia -
The Catholic Church Spreads Apart
The Australian catholic church is now split into different provinces and diocses. -
Victoria becomes its own colony
Victoria is now a separate colony from New South Wales -
First Catholic Bishop
The first catholic bishop who is John Bede Polding. Who was born November 18, 1794, Liverpool, England. -
Mary Mackillop
She built a strong faith and made the sister's of St.Joseph. She also had also served her entire life helping the poor and creating sources of education who can't afford it or need it. -
St.Patrick's Cathedral is Finished building
St.Patricks Catherdral is now complete finished of construction -
Opening of St.Patrick's Cathedral
St.Patricks Cathedral opened to the public for mass. -
Mary Mackillop's Death
She died at the age of 67 -
Opening of TCC
Thomas Carr College opened with 72 year 7 students.