December 29, 1875Foundation to Yass, New South Wales from Rochfortbridge - M Paul Fielding
December 30, 1943Goulburn Sisters open 'Mercedes' in North Sydney - M Agnes Scott
December 31, 1906Opening of Boys' Orphanage, Goulburn, New South Wales - M Benignus Bowe
December 30, 1868Foundation to Channel Islands from Brighton
Foundation to Guernsey, Channel Islands from Brighton - Sr Francis Tadman
December 31, 1904Burial at Bogan Gate, New South Wales, of William McAuley, Catherine's nephew
Foundation made from Brighton to Hove, Sussex.
January 01, 1910Opening of Aquin Training College, Ballarat East, Victoria
January 01, 1884Foundation to Cobar, New South Wales from Bathurst - M Vincent Sheehan
January 01, 1902Convent opened in Mt Barker, South Australia
January 02, 1918Foundation to Fishguard (Wales) from Abingdon by Mother Xavier Boulger
January 02, 1880Death of Mother of Mercy Norris, Superior, Baggot St (1858-1864)
Foundation to Harrismith, South Africa from Oldham - Sr Stanislaus Merigan
January 03, 1893Foundation to Latrobe, Tasmania from Bendigo
January 03, 1879Foundation to Gunnedah from Singleton
January 04, 1906Opening of Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Brisbane
January 04, 1840Catherine's nephew Robert died, Booterstown
Mount Carmel Street opened as a branch house of Bridge Gate, Derby.
January 06, 1987Sisters Brendan Carabine, Mary McNamara (RIP) and Helen Furness pioneered the Mission in Barkorwa, Kenya, establishing a Mercy clinic and a Secondary School for girls.
January 06, 1950Mater Misericordiae Hospital opened in Palmerston North by the Wellington Congregation. Two Auckland Sisters of Mercy, M. Bertilde Howard and M. Stephen Bayer enabled the hospital to be staffed initially by religious registered nurses.
January 06, 1900Foundation to Shoreham-by-Sea from Midhurst
January 06, 1890Sisters take charge of Goodwood Orphanage, South Australia
January 07, 1994The inaugural Mercy Health Services Conference is held. An annual event, these conferences now reflect the diversity of mission in hospice and aged care, education and community development undertaken by Sisters of Mercy Auckland Ltd.
January 07, 1873St Mary's College Wellington becomes an official Secondary School - Sisters M. Cecilia Benbow and Xavier Butler

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