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Mary Mackillop was born in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia on the 15th of January 1842.
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Mary Mackillop was baptised 6 weeks after she was born.
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Mary Mackillop had her first communion at the early age of 8, in 1850.
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Mary Mackillop got a job as a governess at her aunt and uncles place in Penola.
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She helped her family open a school in 1866.
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Mary became the first sister of anew order called 'Order of the sisters of St Josephs'.
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She went to Queensland in 1869 to establish the order there.
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Mary Mackillop was excommunicated by Bishop Sheil.
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Mary Mackillop went to Rome for three years to further pursue her faith.
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Order was threatened when Bishop Reynolds wished to destroy, this made Marys job difficult.
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Mary was removed as superior-general in the order of St Joseph. She was removed by Bishop Reynolds.
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Mary came to New ealand in 1883 to establish the Order of St Joseh here.
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Mary was reinstated as superior-general in around 1897 after Mother Bernard dies.
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In 1902 Mary Mackillop had a stroke, which caused her right side to become paralysed.
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Mary Mackillop died on the 8th of August 1909 at the age of 67.
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Mary Mackillop was canonised on 17 October 2010 in Rome at St Peters Bascilica