St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Riverwood founded
The suburb of Riverwood (then known as Herne Bay) developed rapidly after World War II. There were […]
The suburb of Riverwood (then known as Herne Bay) developed rapidly after World War II. There were […]
In 1948, the parish of Sefton was established and placed in the care of the Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate […]
Regina Coeli Catholic Primary School Beverly Hills was opened in 1947 by the Sisters of St Joseph with an enr […]
St Agnes’ school began in 1940 when Matraville was part of the new parish of Malabar. It started as […]
In 1940, St Therese’s School began with Preparatory (Kindergarten) and First Class. Staffing the s […]
Norman Thomas Gilroy was born in Sydney on 22 January 1896. He attended Seminary at St Columba’s Springwood, and Propaganda Fide, in Rome. He was ordained a priest on 24 December 1923 at St John Lateran Basilica, Rome, by Cardinal Van Rossom. Thomas was Elected Bishop of Port Augusta on 10 Decem […]
The parish of St Thomas More’s Catholic Primary School Brighton-Le-Sands was proclaimed in Nov […]
St Gabriel’s School and Church was blessed and opened on 29 January 1939. The school consisted of three large […]
The parish priest of Eastwood, Fr J M Cusack, approached the Marist Brothers about establishing a boys school […]
De La Salle Catholic College Cronulla was established on 13 May 1936. The name of the property the Brothers p […]
In 1935, the Sisters of Mercy (Parramatta Congregation) established Our Lady of Mercy College (OLMC) in a cot […]
The parish priest and local community worked for the founding of a school at Cabramatta. They ar […]
St Anthony’s Marsfield was blessed and opened by Archbishop Bernardini on 24 June 1934 […]
Bethany College was founded in 1993 as a result of the amalgamation of two girls’ sc […]
St Jerome’s Punchbowl began in 1933 when Punchbowl was part of the parish of Bankstown. A church-school was b […]
Ashbury parish was established in 1929 by Fr Edward McMahon who asked the Ursuline Sisters to start a school. […]
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In nearby Guildford, the Sisters of St Joseph had a community and school, and in 1928 two of these Josephites […]
The school began as a church and a school in 1929 by the Sisters of Charity. During the week the b […]
St Finbar’s school opened in 1926 when Sans Souci was still part of the parish of Kogarah. The pari […]
St Therese’s school began in April 1926 when the church-school was opened at Lakemba. It was the first buildi […]
Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary School Gladesville was founded by the Sisters of Mercy (Parramatta Congr […]
St Martha’s School began in 1925 in the old church of St Martha in Strathfield, which had been open […]
When the new parish of Holy Innocents’ Croydon was established in 1924, the first parish pries […]
St Peter Chanel Catholic Primary School Regents Park was established by the Sisters of St Joseph in 1925 with […]
St Kevin’s School began in 1924 when the district was still part of the parish of E […]
St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School Sutherland is a primary school that caters for students from […]
St Ambrose School began in 1924 as the third Catholic school within the parish of Concord. The Sisters of Cha […]
The story of ‘Marcellin’ began in 1921 with a visit to Randwick by Archbishop Kelly. The Mi […]
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School Earlwood was established in 1923 by the North Sydney […]
Opened on 13 May 1923, St Brigid’s Catholic Primary School Coogee was administered by the Brigidine Sisters f […]
In the 1920’s, Flemington was part of a developing area of Sydney. The priest at Strathfield decid […]
St Michael’s Catholic Primary School Meadowbank opened in 1922 under the leadership of two Sisters […]
St Michael’s began in 1922, the year of the establishment of the parish (then called Longueville). The parish […]
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Belmore was established by the Sisters of St Joseph in 1921 and is located […]
In the 1920s St Michael’s and St Mary’s Star of the Sea schools were amalgamated under one administration. In the late 1960’s, a separate administration was introduced for the primary and secondary sections of the school and in 1933 the secondary school changed its name to Bethany College. […]
The school began on 19 January 1919 in a house in Abbotsford. The Presentation Sisters (Wagga Wagga Congr […]
St Patrick’s Primary Bondi opened in 1919 by the Josephite Sisters. The school catered for Kindergarten to Ye […]
St Aloysius was founded by St Mary MacKillop’s order of nuns, the Josephites, in 1918 and entrust […]
St Anthony’s opened on 28 January 1918. The school was staffed by the Sisters of St Joseph. It opened as a pr […]
St Joseph’s Enfield opened in mid-1917 in Fr Considine’s hall. The school was staffed by the Siste […]
With a Catholic high school for girls close by and established in the growing suburb of Ashfield since 1881, […]
North Sydney parish was established in 1856 and came under the care of the Jesuit Fathers from 1880. Early Ca […]
Long Bay Catholic School began in 1915, when the area was mainly sand dunes and marshland and the p […]
The school began in 1915, just a year after the parish was established. The Brigidine Sisters staffed the sch […]
On 17 May 1914, it was announced that a new school would open in Daceyville, now called St Michael’s Catholic […]