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Mary Mackillop!

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Mary Mackillop!. when she was born\when she died?. Mary mackillop was born on the 15 th of January in 1842. she died in 1909 on the 18 th of August. Who were her brothers and sisters?. BROTHERS John,Donald,Peter,Alick. SISTERS Annie, Margaret, Alexandrina. what were her jobs?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Mary mackillop was born on the 15th of January in 1842.

she died in 1909 on the 18th of August.

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BROTHERSJohn,Donald,Peter,Alick

SISTERSAnnie, Margaret,Alexandrina

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Mary had three different jobs, these were a clerk ,a governess and a teacher.

From her teens to mid twenties Mary supported the family, working in a stationery business and then as a school teacher and governess. When she was twenty four she took the first of what were to be many courageous steps in her life.

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At the time she was working as a governess in Penola, South Australia. She wanted to serve the poor, particularly by educating the “bush children”.

With the encouragement and help of Father Julian Tenison Woods, the Parish Priest of Penola, she opened a school in a stable on 19 March, 1866.

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The first school set the pattern of the many to come.

It was for the children of the working class.

The education it provided was basic and thorough, aiming to make the children independent, employabe and well grounded in their religion.

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Mary mackillop grew up in Brunswick street Fitzroy Melbourne and moved to Penola in 1860 when she was 18

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Mary is a hero because she taught poor children for no moneyMary MacKillop founded the institute of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart in 1867 – the first order of nuns established by an Australian.

She established an educational system which spread across Australia and New Zealand;She developed institutions which gave people in crisis a chance of survival and a quality of life;