the sisters of charity came to australia in 1838.
the sisters of charity came to australia in 1838.
when did the sisters of charity come to australia?
1838
in 1957, the sisters opened mt olivet hospital as a hospice in brisbane. it now provides a wider range of hospital services and has been renamed st vincent's private hospital.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- religious sisters of charity









































section::::further reading.









































bullet::::- cullen, john h., 1938 'the australian daughters of mary aikenhead : a century of charity, 1838-1938', pellegrini, sydney









































bullet::::- donovan, margaret. m. (1979bc). "apostolate of love: mary aikenhead, 1787–1858, foundress of the irish sisters of charity". melbourne: polding press









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- religious sisters of charity of australia website









































bullet::::- religious sisters of charity website
sisters of charity of australia
bullet::::- sisters of charity of saint vincent de paul (halifax, nova scotia, canada)









































bullet::::- sisters of saint martha (antigonish, nova scotia, canada)









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of cincinnati









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of seton hill (pennsylvania)









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of nazareth (kentucky)









































bullet::::- vincentian sisters of charity (pittsburgh, pennsylvania); (merged 2008)









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of leavenworth (kansas)









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of our lady of mercy (south carolina)









































many other groups called "sisters of charity" have also founded and operate educational institutions, hospitals and orphanages:









































bullet::::- sisters of charity of australia
sisters of charity