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Sister Mary of the Assumption
The Argus Wednesday 5 October 1938 page 2
SISTER MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION
The funeral of Sister Mary of the Assumption, who died at the Convent of the Good Shepheid, Abbotsford on Sunday last, took place yesterday in the Boroondara Cemetery, Kew. Sister Mary, who was bom in Jersey, was in her 95th year. She came to Vlctoria with her patents 77 years ago. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated in the Convent of the Good Shepherd yesterday morning by the Rev Dean Goidinach, of Ballarat, a friend of her family
SISTER MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION
The funeral of Sister Mary of the Assumption, who died at the Convent of the Good Shepheid, Abbotsford on Sunday last, took place yesterday in the Boroondara Cemetery, Kew. Sister Mary, who was bom in Jersey, was in her 95th year. She came to Vlctoria with her patents 77 years ago. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated in the Convent of the Good Shepherd yesterday morning by the Rev Dean Goidinach, of Ballarat, a friend of her family
Sister Mary of Bethlehem
The Argus Thursday 9 May 1940 page 2
SISTER MARY OF BETHLEHEM
Sister Mary of Bethlehem died at the Good Shepherd Convent, Oakleigh, on Tuesday. She was one of the oldest members of her order In Melbourne, and was In the 51st year of hei religious life. Requiem Mass for the repose of her soul was celebrated at the convent chapel yesterday morning, and the funeral afterward left for Boroondara Cemetery, Kew. Mulqueen and Sons Pty. Ltd. directed the arrangements.
SISTER MARY OF BETHLEHEM
Sister Mary of Bethlehem died at the Good Shepherd Convent, Oakleigh, on Tuesday. She was one of the oldest members of her order In Melbourne, and was In the 51st year of hei religious life. Requiem Mass for the repose of her soul was celebrated at the convent chapel yesterday morning, and the funeral afterward left for Boroondara Cemetery, Kew. Mulqueen and Sons Pty. Ltd. directed the arrangements.
Sister Mary Monica
Born Liverpool, England
Died 19th January 1938
Aged 82 years
The Argus Thursday 20 January 1938 page 2
Sister Mary Monica
The death of Sister Mary Monica, which occurred at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Abbotsford, yesterday, removes from social welfare work in Melbourne a
remarkable personality and a most highly esteemed worker. Sister Mary Monica, who was aged 82 years, was bom In Liverpool, and came out to Australia with her
parents. Because of family ties she did not enter the religious life until rather later than is usual, and it was probably the experience of the world that she gained
through her work os a school teacher and a business woman that gave her that peculiar understanding of and sympathy with human nature which won for her a reputation unique among social workers.
As a probation officer Sister Mary Monica was highly esteemed by everyone associated with the City Court, which she attended every day, and her advice on problem cases among women and girls was sought frequently by magistrates and others.
For some time Sister Mary Monica's health has been falling, and she was compelled to relinquish much of her work.
Died 19th January 1938
Aged 82 years
The Argus Thursday 20 January 1938 page 2
Sister Mary Monica
The death of Sister Mary Monica, which occurred at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Abbotsford, yesterday, removes from social welfare work in Melbourne a
remarkable personality and a most highly esteemed worker. Sister Mary Monica, who was aged 82 years, was bom In Liverpool, and came out to Australia with her
parents. Because of family ties she did not enter the religious life until rather later than is usual, and it was probably the experience of the world that she gained
through her work os a school teacher and a business woman that gave her that peculiar understanding of and sympathy with human nature which won for her a reputation unique among social workers.
As a probation officer Sister Mary Monica was highly esteemed by everyone associated with the City Court, which she attended every day, and her advice on problem cases among women and girls was sought frequently by magistrates and others.
For some time Sister Mary Monica's health has been falling, and she was compelled to relinquish much of her work.
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