Saturday 22 October 1836
Profession at Baggot St of M Anne Agnes (Catherine's niece) and M Cecilia Marmion
SUBMIT A MERCY FACTFoundation to Parramatta, Sydney from Callan, Co Kilkenny - M Clare Dunphy
Foundation to San Francisco from Kinsale - M Baptist Russell
Foundation to Wexford from Carlow - M Teresa Green
Commencement of home visitation ministry, Parramatta
Birth of William McAuley - Catherine's youngest nephew (died in New South Wales, 1904)
First Mercy foundation to Brazil from Cashel Diocese, Co Tipperary - M Ursula Allen
Opening of Spiritual Life Centre, Auckland - Patricia Hook
Rededication of Motherhouse after destruction by fire - Albany
Foundation to Clevedon from Westbury-on-Trym (Bristol, UK) by Mother Anthony Daly
First public clothing ceremony in Bermondsey - Lady Barbara Eyre one of the entrants.
Establishment and first day of the Institute of Sisters of Mercy of Australia and Papua New Guinea
Aotearoa New Zealand's first Mater Misericordiae Hospital is opened in Epsom, Auckland - M Ignatius Prendergast.
The four Congregations of Aotearoa New Zealand unite to become a single Congregation – Nga Whaea Atawhai o Aotearoa Sisters of Mercy New Zealand.
Opening of Novitiate in Americas from Brooklyn, New York
Foundation to Kingston, West Indies from Bermondsey, England - M Winifred Furlong
Foundation Day; Profession of Catherine McAuley, Mary Ann Doyle and Elizabeth Harley
Foundation to Trim from Tullamore - M Alphonsus Kavanagh
Reception of first Honduran Sisters, San Pedro - Sula, Honduras
Death in Bermondsey of Foundress M Clare Moore
Establishment of Institute of Sisters of Mercy of Australia (ISMA) - First President, Dorothy Campion
Opening of Mercy Hospital, Mason City
M Rose Lynch professed, Baggot St
Sisters began work in Corofin Workhouse, Co Clare
Opening of Mercy Family Centre, Waitara, Sydney