Mary MacKillop's life and death have brought countless blessings to countless people. Let us reflect on the 'hidden blessings' in our lives...

We continue with our monthly reflections on the life and spirituality of Josephite Co-Founder, Fr Julian Tenison Woods...

On this feast day of St Mary MacKillop, we hear from Congregational Leader, Sr Monica Cavanagh...

Sr Jenny Scari reflects upon love, justice and compassion, and how to apply the values and charism of Mary MacKillop into every day...

A personal reflection from Sr Niesha Allport on Saint Mary MacKillop's capacity to love and forgive...

Sr Helen Barnes reflects on Saint Mary and her ability to live in closeness with God in order to balance mind, body and soul...

Even though Mary MacKillop lived a full and active life, she made sure that she spent time each day in prayer and meditation – often late at night...

Sr Joan Barry provides a personal reflection of what Mary MacKillop means to her...

We are blessed to hear how Saint Mary has impacted lives across the world as we hear from Clementia Dávila, Peruvian Covenant Josephite...

Penola is known as "The Place Where It All Began" and Mary MacKillop's legacy lives on through lives of the members of the community who have embraced her...

How can we transfigure ourselves as Christ did, embracing time alone?

As National Vocations Awareness Week (3rd-9th August) draws to a close, we reflect on how a vocation does not simply mean our work or career...

Sr Margaret Gillespie shares some of her story with us as we continue to introduce the Sisters on our Home Page...

We explore how Fr Julian Woods set about investigating a possible foundation of the Josephites at Queen Charlotte's Vale...

As we celebrate the feast of Mary MacKillop, we are reminded yet again of Katharine Massam’s description of her life as "the strange subversive tale of sanctity"...

A poem by Sr Mary Jo Wells on everything Saint Mary has taught us about unconditional love as we strive to live her Charism...

The Feast of the Assumption of Mary, the Mother of God, is celebrated on August 15. This feast held special significance for St Mary MacKillop who made her first Communion on 15th August 1850 and took her Religious Vows on the same date in 1867...

Mandala is a Sanskrit word and means a spiritual and ritual diagram representing the universe...

The Mary MacKillop Heritage Centre at 362 Albert Street, East Melbourne will hold its next Open Day on 9 August, 2014. Visitors are welcome to take part in the “Mary MacKillop Walking Tour”...

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