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Mary makillop
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birth
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baptism
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first holy communion
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visit to penola to meet cousins and fr julian tenison
governess to cameron children (cousins) at penola homestead, met fr julian tenison woods for first time -
started stable school on st.joesphs day
mary wears a plain black dress to signify her dedication to do her gods work -
opens first convent cottage in grote street,adelaide
and began teching in st.francis xavier hall school ; takes religous vows. -
mary excomunicated
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excomunication ordered removed
episcopal investigation into affairs in adelaide (june),mary and sisters vindicated and fr woods advised to reliquish the direction of the sisters -
sisters resorted to their habits
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mary travels to rome
to seek approval of rule written by fr woods. personal audience with pope pius ix -
mary mackillop becomes superior general
constitution of institute of st. joesph accepted by first general chapter,and mary elected superior general. free, compulsory education becomes law in south australia. -
cardinal moran informs mary that proganda wants re-election
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sacred heart becomes a regular congregatoin with mother house in north sydeney
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mary elected superior general
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mary died at mouth street north sydeney and was buried at gore hill cemetery.
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building of memorial chapel and remains transfered