Mary MacKillop's Significant Contributions towards Establishing the Catholic Church in Colonial Australia
By ajames13
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Mary was born in Fitzroy Melbourne
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Mary and Julian Tennison Woods set up first free catholic school in Penola in a converted stable
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Mary started to wear simple black dress and began congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph
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Mary MacKillop becomes the first nun and Mother Superior of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, an order of nuns created by Fr Woods.
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Mary and Fr woods decide to build a Catholic school in the SA town
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Mary MacKillop and five other Sisters of Saint Joseph arrived in Queensland
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The Josephites were teaching at St Mary’s School, South Brisbane
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by July they had opened three more schools, two in Brisbane and the other one in the country town of Maryborough.
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The St joseph hade some people joining By August 1871, that number had swelled to 120 women. And got one school in New Zealand.
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The Sisters have garnered enough support in the community to run 40 schools.
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the Sisters established fourteen schools, an orphanage in Queensland
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Pope Leo XIII gives his final approval to the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart
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Mary MacKillop dies aged 67