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She began to open schools, convents, and charities in Australia and on the islands surrounding it. Many women joined the order and became nuns as well. She might have lived this way because she had to work to provide, she became a nanny, but after seeing the poor kids of Australia she wanted to help and change the world. I think that mary Mackillop just wanted to help others. I don’t think her motive was to become famous, God accepts those who are silent about their faith and helping others.

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She had 8 sisters and took care of them regularly after their father died. She dedicated most of her time and savings to them so that’s why she was afraid to help others with their faith.

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Teaching the unfortunate children being schooled in the outback, known for being a woman saint spreading her philosophy of religious education. Mary was a co-founder of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, who created schools and refuges for the working class and unfortunate throughout Australia. Mary MacKillop is regarded as one of Australia's most important religious figures.

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She was known as Australia's first saint, and how she spread the gospel- and how she still spreads the gospel to this day.

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She was a religious fighter

She was also a educator in the catholic community teaching about the catholic faith and teachings.

She is known by the catholic faith as st Mary of the cross

She was the co-founder of st Joseph of the sacred heart.

she opened multiple catholic schools that taught to the poor people who couldnt afford education.

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Background Details

Mary Mackillop was born on 15th of January, she then passed away on 8th of August. She was born in Fitzroy in Melbourne, Australia. Her parents were Flora and Alexander Mackilop. Mary was the 8th eldest of children. She is known in the catholic church as st mary the cross. She was a kind person and always kept going forward even though there were oppressors who oppressed her and tried to demotivate her, although she was a resilient person and kept educating

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Known for? Lifetime accomplishments/ major life events

She is known for educating the poor and people who aren’t educated. She founded Australia’s first order of nuns ( St Joseph of the Sacred Heart. She also established St. Joseph's School. She was able to be a Religious Leader to the lower/working class of Australia. Her educating services were also free.

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Mary Makillop is an Australian Saint who was born and raised in Australia. Her father taught her  many things from maths to religion. When she grew older she started teaching others. At first when she started teaching others many people wouldn’t believe her, even with those hurtful words . it didn't put her down. Now she is an inspiration to many people and is one of the co-founders of the sisters of St Joseph.

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Mary Makillop is know as a religious icon who was a co-founder of the Sisters of St Joseph then she established a school for many to attend.

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She was born in Melbourne on 15 January 1842. She’s an Australian religious sister who had been declared as a saint by the Catholic Church. She fought many illnesses but sadly she passed away on 8th August 1909.

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In 1842, Mary MacKillop was born in Melbourne, Flora and Alexander MacKillop, her parents, were catholic immigrants from Scotland. Mary did grow up in Kensington, a working class Victorian neighbourhood, as the oldest of eight children.

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Mary is an Australian woman who was born in 1842 and her dad cherished her and taught her a lot like math, English and religion.. Her father became very Ill and moved to Scotland to spend the rest of his days there. Mary became a school teacher to help provide for her family. When she was old enough she moved to Adelaide where she joined St Josephs, she would teach people about god but when people didn’t believe she kept going with her day, she moved to north Sydney where she died in 1909.

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St Mary Mackillop was born on 15 January 1842. Her father had taught her everything including, Maths, English, especially, Religion. Her father had turned very sick and her father had returned to his homeland Scotland. St Mary Mackillop's mother had worked very hard to get income and food for the house, her mother taught the young and unfortunate children. She also made a lot-of schools and charities throughout Australia. She wanted to help all the unfortunate families and kids.

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Mary Mackillop was born on 15 January 1842. She had 8 other siblings and her mother and father.  She was born in Melbourne and died on 8th August 1909 in north Australia. She started opening schools to teach her religious teachings. After her father had gotten sick and moved back to Scotland she took responsibilities and started to provide for her family.

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Mary Mackillop was born in Melbourne the 15th of January 1842. She was an Australian Saint in the church St Peters. Her father taught her since she was a kid and cared a lot about religion. She was influenced by her dad to pursue her dreams of being a religious leader.

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St Marry Mackillop is an australian woman who has accomplished her goal of providing knowledge about god to kids in the outback. This has given a chance to kids these days to learn more about god and to flourish in there life.

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Saint Mary Helen MacKillop, popularly called Saint Mary of such Rosary, was born on January 15, 1842, but died on August 8th 1909. Mary Mackillop was known for a religious figure, educator, and a social reformer

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She is well-known for disseminating her teachings to those who do not have a strong spiritual connection. She had a pupil with leukaemia who had only a few months to live. She made it a point for her students to pray every day. Because of her instruction, that same pupil lived to be 72 years old.

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In 1866 MacKillop and Woods founded Australia's first order of nuns the Sisters of St, Joseph of the Sacred Heart and also established St, Joseph's School in a converted stable in Penola providing a free education to children from the area later sadly dying in 1909.

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Mary MacKillop was born in Melbourne in 1842. Her parents, Flora and Alexander MacKillop, were Catholic immigrants from Scotland. Mary, the eldest of eight children, was raised in the working-class Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy. At 16, Mary went out to work, to support her younger brothers and sisters.

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she was close to her father who died,what he died her family had trouble paying for things so she started teaching kids while take care of her 8 siblings.

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She is known for her activities in South Australia. She was a co-founder of the Sisters of St Joseph.

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Saint Mary MacKillop is a person who is trying to assist those in need of education.

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Mary MacKillop, in full Saint Mary Helen MacKillop, also called Saint Mary of the Cross born January 15, 1842, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia died August 8 1909.

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Knows I know about St Marry Mackillop is that she thought kids in uncomfortable conditions, lost her dad but was able to continue on with her dads words "Never give up and accomplish your dreams".

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Mary Mackillop was an Australian saint born in 1842. She grew up in a religious family, which inspired her to help others in need. Mary is the oldest of eight siblings, and she used to try and support her younger brothers and sisters when she was younger.

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She is known for her religious teachings and services to the church.  She created the sisters of St Joseph which continued to spread her teachings and services to more parts of the world and are continuing to this day.  She became the first Saint of Australia.

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St Mary Mackillop greatest achievements were creating Australia’s first order of Nuns, the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart. She also created St Joseph’s School where poorer children could receive free education.

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Mary was born in 1842 in Australia, and her father adored her and taught her many things, including arithmetic, English, and religion. Her father fell ill and decided to spend the rest of his days in Scotland. Mary became a school teacher to help provide for her family. When she was old enough, she travelled to Adelaide and joined St Joseph's. She would teach others about God, but when they didn't believe her, she continued on with her day. She eventually died in 1909 in north Sydney.

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St Mary Mackillop then got declared as a saint from Pope John Paul II. She was also known for organisations for charity and schools. She was also known for just occassionally helping the people in poverty. She was also known for her edcuationa and religion.

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Mary mackillop was born in Melbourne in 1842 her parents, Flora and Alexander MacKillop were Catholic immigrants from Scotland. Mary was the oldest of 8 children

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she changed lives and helped others at schooling and is a amazing role model for others

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Mary soon made a reputation for herself by educating children and caring for orphans, the homeless and the elderly. She forged strong relationships with Jews, who donated food and buildings for the sisters to use.

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St  MacKillop created the Sisters of St. Joseph, as well as St. Joseph's School in a converted stable in Penola, which provided free education to children from the area. Mary MacKillop changed the course of religious education in Australia by co-founding schools, that left a permanent mark in Australian history. St Mary MacKillop constantly helped the citizens and students of Australia and the outback, this left a lasting impact on Australia's society and religious education.

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she spread the bible and helped other and it impacted mostly on the the other nuns and encouraged them to help and to be a passive person and to spread the word of jesus then she was made a st australia's first saint and her legacy is still going on

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She has lasting impact on society because she created Sisters of St joseph which share the religious teaching all over the world. Even if she has difficulties in her life she felt as God was calling her in continuing to spread his teachings.

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Mary Mackillop made a big impact on society because she was Australia’s founder of the first order of nuns. She was also an educator and taught kids of her knowledge.

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She has motivated many to live humbly and assist those who’s in need within the community. The legacy of Mary MacKillop is an ongoing work of the sisters of St Joseph who have inspired many Catholic schools around Australia by their work.

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Mary was just a founder partner of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart Josephines, that also established schools and safe havens for the working class and poor all across Australia and New Zealand.

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A converted stable in Penola became Australia's first school providing free education to children, St. Joseph's School, founded by MacKillop and Woods in 1866. Following a meeting with Pope Pius IX in 1873, she won the approval of the Josephite Rule, with modifications that eased the level of poverty the sisters were required to adhere to. MacKillop expanded the order's educational and charitable endeavors and attracted new sisters. In 1875 she was appointed superior general of the order.

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Throughout 1866, MacKillop and Wooded areas established Australia's first order of nuns, the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart, as well as St. Joseph's School in a transformed stable in Penola, which provided free tuition to local kids. and the impact that she had on them was strong to the point that st joseph of the Sacred Heart are around the world.

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Mary Makillop has contributed to the Sisters of St Joseph where she has established a school which was free. After a few years she then opened an orphanage for refugees to attend.

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Her tremendous desire to help others grasp her lessons has made her a leader. Throughout her life, she continued to help others grasp God's teachings and how, by applying his wisdom on a daily basis, they might maintain their trust in their beliefs.

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Mary MacKillop's remarkable way of life has provided an inspirational example as we as a society can follow today. People today are still inspired by Mary’s inspirational life of charity and devotion to God.

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her impact was inspiring others and giving others hope. She made a differnce to the church that will always stay in Australian history

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Mackillop was an Australian Saint. Mary was brought up with Religion at a young age by her father. even though people would put her down and what she did, she never let that get to her. She continued being faithful to God/Religion. She showed qualities of Faithfulness and generosity combined with bravery and compassion.

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She was a leader because she inspired other people to educate others around the world, She helped people learn and inspired others to help others learn, Many young people were inspired by Mary Mackillop to join the convent and become nuns, sisters, and brothers. Her work was admired all over the world.

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Mary Mackillop is a leader because even if she was told not to continue her teachings, but she remained patient and continued on what God had called her to do. for example, she opened school and her organization to continue spreading the teachings.

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Her strong desire to see others understand her lessons has elevated her to the position of leader. Throughout her life, she worked to assist others understand God's teachings and how they may keep their faith by using his wisdom on a daily basis.

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She is a leader because she showed resilience and visionary. She was able to have a vision into what she wanted to do and she showed resilience because she was always bouncing back even though she was being disrespected. She is also a leader because of how much impact she has given to people with her quotes. Some of her quotes are:

Meaningful, short quotes

We must teach more by example than by word

Find happiness in making others happy

Believe the whisperings of God to your own heart

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St Mary Mackillop is a leader because of her dedication, resilience and inclusivity. As she worked as a Nun and taught religion, she received a lot of negativity from others. However, this did not stop her. She never gave up and stayed strong no matter what. She knew God made a path for her and she followed it. Her heart was in teaching and she continued to do it. She gave opportunity to those who could not receive an education through creating schools.

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St Mackillop constantly showed traits of leadership throughout her travels and teachings, such as persistence, resilience and a constant sense of kindness. This kindness was a staple in MacKillop’s philosophy of kindness. These attributes and traits made her a great role model and leader for the impoverished classes. Her leadership has changed the course of Australian religious education.

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Qualities and How Did She Become a Leader? Mary Mackillop inspired many young people to convert to the convent and become nuns, sisters and brothers. Her qualities of faithfulness and generosity combined with bravery and compassion are revered around the world.

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In 1866 MacKillop and Woods founded Australia's first order of nuns, the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart, and also established St. Joseph's School in a converted stable in Penola, providing a free education to children from the area.

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She improved the education levels in the country by providing free education to the community. In addition to teachings from the catholic bible, teachings from Jesus, and education in other subjects, education offers economic and educational benefits for our country. Her initiatives helped a great deal of people get better jobs, gain more education, and become better educated, so that poverty levels decreased and the Australian economy grew rapidly.

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Mary Mackillop was a leader because many youthful people were inspired by Mary Mackillop, she visits the convent by becoming nuns, sisters, and brothers. Her virtues of devotion and charity, but also bravery and compassion, are respected all over the world.

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This impact helped society to learn about how people like Saint Marry Mackillop want to help society learn about Jesus and spared the word of God in the whole world.

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Mary Mackillop is a leader because of the impact she made to the people around her. She’s provided a free education to children and taken care of them.

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she helped other even when they doubted her and she still when on and also help them when they came back begging for help so she was a good person to go to when you need help and she was a st so she was a big impact on most people

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In 1866, Mary founded the Sisters of St Joseph, who over time took care of Catholic schools around the area and built a number of Josephite institutions that provided free education to all kids. creating the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart, Australia's first order of nuns, as well as St. Joseph's School in a converted stable in Penola, which provided a free education to children from the region.

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She was the co-founder of many schools and charity organisations for refugees or the people in poverty. She was also a great leader and impacted society by creating peace protests and telling people over the world to live peacefully without wars or bad fights between countries.

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she had 8 sisters and took care of them with her mum after her dad died. but she was inspired by a preist to hep others and teach others about God

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St Mary Mackillop is a leader because she has opened a lot of charities and schools, and she helped all the unfortunate families and kids. St Mary Mackillop. Even while she was sick she still did work for God and that had inspired a lot of people to work for God. She co-founded a lot of schools throughout Australia and always tried to help society. It gave a lot of impact on the people to do good things in the world. She is still known as one of the best Religious Education leaders in the world.  She has a lot of good traits and she is kind to a lot of people. She is a good role model for the people who want to make a future in the Religion Education part of the world.

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She is a leader because she had attributes of a leader like resilience. This was shown because when she tried teaching there were always roadblocks but she stayed resilient and did not act with violence but acted with the word of God.

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She was a leader because she helped all her 8 sisters to learn and become educated. she also inspired lots of people through out her life

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She co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph, and she established schools and places of refuge for the working class and needy across Australia and New Zealand before she passed away.

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Believe in the whisperings of God to your own heart.

Find happiness in making others happy

Whatever troubles may be before you, accept them bravely, remembering Who you are trying to become.

We have to teach more by example than by word.

I want with all my heart to be what god wants me to be

God loves courageous souls

God has done wonders for us

Cling to gods love and grace

You do not know what god has planned for us

Never see a need without doing anything about it

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Believe in the whisperings of God to your own heart

Remember we are all but travellers here

I want with all my heart to be what God want me to be

Find happiness in making others happy

Be not hasty in judging one another

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you can be happy by making others happy

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Meaningful, short quotes

"We must teach more by example than by word."

"Find happiness in making others happy."

"Believe the whisperings of God to your own heart."

"Cling to God’s love and grace."

"Be a gift of love and compassion for one another."

"If we cannot excuse everything we can at least excuse the intention."

"A little patience will in the end be rewarded."

"Our courage should rise with difficulties and obstacles."

"When I could not see my way God kept my heart full of trust to make all come right."

"Be a gift of love and compassion for one another."

"God loves courageous souls."

"Find happiness in making others happy."

"Take fresh courage, learn more on God and less on ourselves."

"Do not let little things disturb your trust."

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Find happiness in others happiness

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Find happiness in making others happy.

We must teach more by example than by word.

Whatever troubles may be before you, accept them bravely, remembering Whom you are trying to follow.

Believe in the whisperings of God to your own heart.

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Life if short but it will take you to the path that you are meant for.

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We must teach more by example than words.

Find happiness in making others happy.

Go on with courage and strength.

Never see a need without doing something about it.

Let not your crosses make you unhappy.

We have much for which we should be thankful for.

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- find happiness in making others happy
- we must teach more by example than by word
- Whatever troubles may be before you, accept them bravely, remembering Whom you are trying to follow.
- Believe in the whisperings of God to your own heart.
- "Whatever troubles may be before you, accept them bravely, remembering Whom you are trying to follow. Do not be afraid. Love one another, bear with one another, and let charity guide you all your life. God will reward you as only He can." ~ Mary MacKillop
- "Believe in the whisperings of God to your own heart." ~ Mary MacKillop
- "Be eager in your desires but humbly patient in their accomplishment." ~ Mary MacKillop
- "Let us all resign ourselves into His hands, and pray that in all things He may guide us to do His Holy Will ... When thoughts of this or that come I turn to Him and say: "Only what you will, my God. Use me as You will"." ~ Mary MacKillop

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“Never see a need without doing something about it”

“Find happiness in making other happy”

“We must teach more with example than words “

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I want with all my heart to be what God wants me to be

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Find happiness in making others happy.

Believe in the whispering of God

Be eager in your desires but humbly patient in their accomplish

Remember we are all travelers.

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Mary Mackillop is a leader because she put the effort into her community and demonstrated her value to the rest of the world.
We must teach more than example than by word

Find happiness in making others happy

Remember we are all but travellers here

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It is love that God always led me, by love God reproves me, by love that God lets me see love in all

We must teach more by example than by word.

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believe in yourself anything is possible