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Catherine McAuley was born near Dublin, Ireland on September 29, 1778.
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In 1820 John Therry and Father Conolly arrived in Australia - they were convict priests and were the first people to say the first mass.
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Hume and Hovell did and expedition to Albury/Wodonga
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This first Home of Mercy opened on September 24, 1827, the Feast of Our Lady of Mercy.
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Religious Institute of the Sisters of Mercy in 1932. In 1834 Ursula Frayne entered the Institute of Mercy founded by Mother Catherine McAuley
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Mother Catherine's death in 1841, there were 100 Sisters of Mercy in ten foundations ‘Sisters Of Mercy’ throughout Ireland and England.
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Pope John Paul II declared Catherine McAuley "Venerable" (profoundly honored) in April of 1990.