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The Birth of the Founder.
The Birth of Mary Aikenhead and the start of a legacy. -
Idea for the Sisters of Charity
Mary Aikenhead entered St. Mary’s Convent, York, England in 1812, in preparation for founding the Sisters of Charity -
Establishment for the Sisters of Charity
Founded 1815 by Mary Aikenhead, the Sisters of Charity to help the poor in Ireland. -
Arrival in Australia
Five Sisters of Charity arrived in Australia to help female convicts in Parramatta. -
The distribution of Sisters
Some Sisters moved to Tasmania to help women and children in poverty. -
The First Hospital Established by the Sisters of Charity
The Sisters opened St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney. -
Sisters of Charity first School
The Sisters opened St Vincent's School in Sydney. -
The Death of the Founder
Mary Aikenhead dies aged 71. -
St Vincent Hospital
The establishment of St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne. -
The Sisters of Charity spread to Queensland
The Sisters opened Mt St Michael's College in Ashgrove, Queensland.