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Sister Mary Phelumena GLEESON
Born Annie GLEESON
The Mercury (Hobart) Friday 15 September 1882 page 2
Profession of a Sister of Charity. - The ceremony of religious profession took place at St. Joseph's Church, yesterday morning, commencing at 9 o'clock.' The young lady who profeesed was Míss Annie Gleeson, the daughter of Mr. John Gleeson, of Battery Point. The name she received in religion, was Sister Mary Phelumena. The follow-
ing clergy were present;-The Very Rev. Dean Woods, The Revs. J. Murphy, B. R. Hemmbry, M. J. Beechinor, M. J. O'Regan, W. M. Gilleran, P. O'Reilly, B. J. Murphy, and J. B. Roper. The Very Rev. Dean Woods officiated, and received the vows of the new sister, The Rev. Father Gilleran preached a sermon appropriate to the occasion, Mass
was celebrated, and the ceremonies closed with the benediction of the sacrament. After the religious proceedings, the clergymen present, and the relatives of the professed sister, were entertained at a déjeuner in the Convent, by the Sisters of Charity.
Profession of a Sister of Charity. - The ceremony of religious profession took place at St. Joseph's Church, yesterday morning, commencing at 9 o'clock.' The young lady who profeesed was Míss Annie Gleeson, the daughter of Mr. John Gleeson, of Battery Point. The name she received in religion, was Sister Mary Phelumena. The follow-
ing clergy were present;-The Very Rev. Dean Woods, The Revs. J. Murphy, B. R. Hemmbry, M. J. Beechinor, M. J. O'Regan, W. M. Gilleran, P. O'Reilly, B. J. Murphy, and J. B. Roper. The Very Rev. Dean Woods officiated, and received the vows of the new sister, The Rev. Father Gilleran preached a sermon appropriate to the occasion, Mass
was celebrated, and the ceremonies closed with the benediction of the sacrament. After the religious proceedings, the clergymen present, and the relatives of the professed sister, were entertained at a déjeuner in the Convent, by the Sisters of Charity.
Sister Mary Ita McMAHON
The Mercury Tuesday 19 September 1933 page 8
SISTER MARY McMAHON.
The funeral of Sister Mary Ita McMahon, ot the Convent of the Sisters of Charity, took place at Hobart yesterday. A private requiem mass was said by Father J. Cullen at the chapol of St. Joseph's Orphanage, and Brother Garvey, principal of St. Virgil's College, was present, with several priests ot the Catholic Church and Sisters of Charity.
The interment took place at Cornelian Bay Cemetery.
Buried Cornelian Bay Cemetery
First names :Sister Mary Ita Surname :MCMAHON Age : 38 Date of death : Record no. :1B 30917Service type :BurialService date :18-Sep-1933
Last residence : HOBART Grave location - Cemetery :Cornelian Bay Area or denomination :Roman Catholic Section :G Site number :Number 40,
SISTER MARY McMAHON.
The funeral of Sister Mary Ita McMahon, ot the Convent of the Sisters of Charity, took place at Hobart yesterday. A private requiem mass was said by Father J. Cullen at the chapol of St. Joseph's Orphanage, and Brother Garvey, principal of St. Virgil's College, was present, with several priests ot the Catholic Church and Sisters of Charity.
The interment took place at Cornelian Bay Cemetery.
Buried Cornelian Bay Cemetery
First names :Sister Mary Ita Surname :MCMAHON Age : 38 Date of death : Record no. :1B 30917Service type :BurialService date :18-Sep-1933
Last residence : HOBART Grave location - Cemetery :Cornelian Bay Area or denomination :Roman Catholic Section :G Site number :Number 40,
Sister Mary Aloysius MURPHY
The Mercury (Hobart) Thursday 22 June 1871 page 2
PROFESSION OF A NUN.- "The solemn profession of a nun in the congregation of the Sisters of Charity," as we learn from the Tasmanian Catholic Standard, " took place at St. Joseph's Church on Wednesday, 21st June (yesterday), being the Feast of St. Aloysius of Gonzaga. The young lady who made her profession on the occasion is in religion named Sister Mary Aloysius, and is the eldest daughter of Mr. Daniel Murphy, Emerald Cottage.
PROFESSION OF A NUN.- "The solemn profession of a nun in the congregation of the Sisters of Charity," as we learn from the Tasmanian Catholic Standard, " took place at St. Joseph's Church on Wednesday, 21st June (yesterday), being the Feast of St. Aloysius of Gonzaga. The young lady who made her profession on the occasion is in religion named Sister Mary Aloysius, and is the eldest daughter of Mr. Daniel Murphy, Emerald Cottage.
Sister Mary Liguori O'DONNELL
Advocate (Burnie, Tas.) Friday 17 July 1931 page 2
O'DONNELL.-Of your charity pray for the soul of Sister Mary Liguori (O'Donnell), sister of Rev. T. J. O'Donnell, of Moonah, who died at St. Joseph's Convent, Mount Street, North Sydney, on July 14, in the 35th year of her religious profession. May her soul rest in peace
O'DONNELL.-Of your charity pray for the soul of Sister Mary Liguori (O'Donnell), sister of Rev. T. J. O'Donnell, of Moonah, who died at St. Joseph's Convent, Mount Street, North Sydney, on July 14, in the 35th year of her religious profession. May her soul rest in peace
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