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Birth of Mary
Born in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melborn, 15th January. Baptised 28th January. -
Holy Communion.
Makes first Holy Communion -
Governess met Fr Woods
Governess went to Penola Homestead and met Fr Julian Tenison Woods for the first time. -
Started Stable School
Started Stable School, 19th March. -
Opens First convent-cottage
Opens the first convent-cottage in Grote Street, Adelaide and began to teach in St Francis Xavier Hall School. -
Mary excommunicated
Mary excommunicated -
Excommunicated order removed.
Excommunicated order removed -
Sisters Restored to there habits
Sisters Restored to there habits. -
Investigation into affairs
Episcopal investigation into affairs in Adilaide (June), Mary and Sisters vindicated and Fr Woods advised to relinquish the direction of the Sisters. -
Travels to Rome
Mary travels to Rome to speek approvel of Rule written by Fr Woods. Personal audience with Pope Pius IX. -
Mary elected Superior General
Constitution of the Institude of St Joseph accepted by First General Chapter. Free, compulsory education becomes law in South Australia. -
Cardinal Moran informs Mary
Cardinal Moran informs Mary that Propaganda considers her
re-eletion (1881) invalid. He appoints Mother Bernard Walsh. -
Decree from Rome
Decree from Rome constitutes the Sisters of St Josheph of the Sacred Heart as an approved Regular Congregation with Mother House in North Sydney. Diocesan congregation to be distinct from the other and to make some alterations in their habit and their Rule. -
Mother Bernard died
Mary got elected to be Superior General after Mother Bernard died -
Mary died
Mary died on the 8th of August at Mount Street, North Sydney and was buried at Gore Hill cemetery -
Building of Mermorial Chapel
Building of Memorial Chapel and transfer of her remains.