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5.	 Church responses in the 19th century that inspired the Mary

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5.	 Church responses in the 19th century that inspired the Mary

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Many social difficulties and world spread issues were raised in the Rerum Novarum mainly cause because of the industrial revolution. Relationships between employers and the employee, working conditions and distribution of wealth were all topics that Pope Leo XIII touched on. Leo was always caring to everyone, he never cared about the money but only cared about the people and being kind to them. Not caring about the money was very different from his past in the church which was normally associated with the wealthy and no respect for any of the poor. Mary was also kind and caring to all including the poor and people who didn’t have places to live or children who couldn’t go to school. She opened new opportunities to people and let children have an education.

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Websites

New International Version (NIV). (2018). Matthew 25:35-45. Retrieved from  https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+25%3A35-45&version=NIV

Saint Mary Mackillop. (2017). Retrieved from

https://www.sosj.org.au/our-foundress-mary-mackillop/marys-story/mary-story-beginnings/

https://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=4958

http://www.azquotes.com/quote/568526

http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/mackillop-mary-helen-4112

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http://www.mmms.catholic.edu.au/mary-mackillop

http://www.azquotes.com/quote/568526

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http://www.azquotes.com/quote/568526

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http://www.mmms.catholic.edu.au/mary-mackillop

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"Ever generous God,
You inspired Saint Mary MacKillop
To live her life faithful to the Gospel of Jesus Christ
and constant in bringing hope and encouragement
to those who were disheartened, lonely or needy.
With confidence in your generous providence
and through the intercession of Saint Mary MacKillop
We ask that you grant our request……………….
We ask that our faith and hope be fired afresh by the Holy Spirit
so that we too, like Mary MacKillop, may live with courage, trust and openness.
Ever generous God hear our prayer.
We ask this through Jesus Christ. Amen."

This prayer was written after Mary Mackillop passed. It was supposed to inspire the readers and make them see her story and to believe in God and how God helped her.

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7.	People in the 21st century that continue similar participation in the priestly, prophetic and kingly role of Jesus.

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7.	People in the 21st century that continue similar participation in the priestly, prophetic and kingly role of Jesus.

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Priestly Role – These days many people show this but the two I could mainly think of were parents/ family and teachers. Family member show this through encouraging you to do your best and same with teachers, they encourage you to try your hardest and they believe in you.

Prophetic Role – For the prophetic role I would say that parents and even anyone that believes in Jesus shows the values of the prophetic role. They will always be following in Jesus footsteps and always show his values through everyday roles.

Kingly Role – Students, teachers, family, mainly everybody shows the kingly role. There is always one role in your life where you never give up no matter how hard or even how easy it is, everybody has that one situation in their life where they don’t give up. It may take a long time to realise but eventually everyone is true to themselves and I believe that mostly everybody shows the values of the kingly role.

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6.	How Mary demonstrates  the participation on the priestly, prophetic & kingly work of Jesus.

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6.	How Mary demonstrates  the participation on the priestly, prophetic & kingly work of Jesus.

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Mary did everything in God’s name and did everything for him, she carried the way of God.

Priestly Role – Mary showed priestly in many ways like, giving courage to all and always showing others the true ways of God.

Prophetic Role – Mary always preached the word of God to whom every she could, she always taught them/ told them about how incredible Jesus was.

Kingly Role – Mary never gave up when given a task, she was always persistent and honest. She was always true to herself and anybody around her.

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5.	 Church responses in the 19th century that inspired the Mary

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5.	 Church responses in the 19th century that inspired the Mary

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Many social difficulties and world spread issues were raised in the Rerum Novarum mainly cause because of the industrial revolution. Relationships between employers and the employee, working conditions and distribution of wealth were all topics that Pope Leo XIII touched on. Leo was always caring to everyone, he never cared about the money but only cared about the people and being kind to them. Not caring about the money was very different from his past in the church which was normally associated with the wealthy and no respect for any of the poor. Mary was also kind and caring to all including the poor and people who didn’t have places to live or children who couldn’t go to school. She opened new opportunities to people and let children have an education.

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St Mary Mackillop often wrote about how she could feel the presence of god, and how comforting it is. In 1873, she wrote; “remember, He gave me such a sense of his watchful presence that I would feel myself reproved for my smallest faults.” This text is explaining her faith forgot and how he is always there to forgive.

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3.    Examples of prayers and spiritual practices that nouri

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3.    Examples of prayers and spiritual practices that nouri

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“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.”

This quote shows that Mary greatly believed that God would always be there, she also believed in helping others and that everything happens for a reason.

“Find happiness in making others happy.”

This quote shows that Mary believe in being kind and spreading love and happiness to everyone no matter who they are. It also tells us that she was nice to many people and that made her happy just by seeing someone else happy. By making others happy Mary herself was happy.

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“Come you who God has blessed.....for I was hungry and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink; I was a stranger and you made me welcome; naked and you clothed me, sick and you visited me, in prison and you came to see me.

Then the good people will say in reply: Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you; or thirsty and give you a drink? When did we see you a stranger and make you welcome; naked and clothe you; sick or in prison and go to see you?”

This text may have inspired Mary Mackillop as her main value was for caring and helping people out. She was never greedy and appreciated everything she had. She always put others first and texts like these would have her inspired her to pursue her dreams. It also could have inspired her to open up a school of her very own (St. Joseph) as he also portrayed and showed the values of love and kindness.

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1.   An outline of the context and life circumstances of Mary Mackillop

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1.   An outline of the context and life circumstances of Mary Mackillop

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Mary Mackillop was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on the 15th of January 1842. Mary grew up in Melbourne with her 7 siblings and her parents. Her dads name was Alexander Mackillop and her mums name was Flora, Nee McDonald.
Mary was born in Victoria so she had always lived in Australia but she had travelled to Europe before but ended up returning in Adelaide on the 4th of January 1875.
She has always grown up in Australia with her two parents and her 7 siblings. When she first came she lived in Fitzroy which is located in Melbourne. Mary was educated at privet schools but her father also taught her some information as he had studied for priesthood. When Mary was a growing woman she worked quite often, to help her family she became a shopgirl, a governess and a teacher at Portland in the CDS (Catholic Denominational School) and also worked some parts of a small boarding school for girls.