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This gospel suggest that you should always have trust in god and that he will assist you when it's needed.

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In the gospel of mark, he calls the gathering of people is like a sheep without Shepard, Jesus has compassion towards them and began to teach them.

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In this time people believed that the work of God was present in everyday life through the good and bad events. Miracles were labelled an indication of gods power and actions.

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A parable that may have inspired Mary was

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A parable that may have inspired Mary was

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Mary was always compassionate about the works of God

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A miracle story that may have inspired Mary was

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A miracle story that may have inspired Mary was

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A miracle story that may had inspired Mary was told to her by her family friend inspiring her

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Kingly work of Jesus when she

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Kingly work of Jesus when she

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Dedicated her life to becoming a nun in a religious environment

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Prophetic work of Jesus when she

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Prophetic work of Jesus when she

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Dedicated her life to becoming a nun in a religious environment

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Priestly work of Jesus when she

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Mary Mackillop demonstrated the Priestly work of Jesus when she

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She demonstrated the priestly work of Jesus by dedicating her life to becoming a nun in a religious environment

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What were the actions of Mary Mackillop?

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What were the actions of Mary Mackillop?

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Fighting for human rights and standing up for what she believes in

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What are the key messages behind the writing?

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What are the key messages behind the writing?

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The challenges she faced growing up and what it was like to be a nun in an all-girls boarding school

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What words or writings of Mary are available to us?

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What words or writings of Mary are available to us?

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- Mary MacKillop in Challenging Times 1883-1899: A Collection of Letters
- Mary MacKillop on Mission to Her Last Breath: Correspondence about the Foundations of the Sisters of St Joseph in Aotearoa New Zealand and Mary's Final Years 1881-1909
- Mary MacKillop and a Nest of Crosses: Correspondence with Fr Julian Woods - 1869 to 1872
- Mary MacKillop and Her Early Companions, 1866-1870

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Because she believed that everyone deserved the love and rights wealthier people had

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What were the social inequalities at the time?

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What were the social inequalities at the time?

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If you were poor, you weren’t treated with respect in the community and left to survive on the crowded streets

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Mary Mackillop was a nun in an all-girls school, her father studied priesthood in Rome, so she grew up following Christianity

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Mary was born in Fitzroy Melbourne on the 15 January 1842