The First catholics in Australia
A History of the Catholic Church In Australia
The History of the Catholic Schools in Australia
Events in the emerging Catholic Church
Personalities and groups in the emerging Catholic Church and The Irish Influence
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Who were the first catholics and about how many where transported to Australia?
Irish Convicts approx. 40,000
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In the 1820s what did Governor Thomas Brisbane exaggerate about the Roman Catholics?
That the Roman Catholics have committed every murder since he has been there.
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Who where the first schools in NSW run by?
The Church of england and they where funded by the government
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What did the Education Act in 1872-1893 do to the catholic Education?
It removed state aid to Church schools
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What was the name of the Priest who celebrated the First public Mass allowed in the convict colony of New South Wales in 1803?
Fr. James Dixon
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When was Father James Dixon Transported to NSW, and why?
In 1800 for his part in the Irish uprising
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Did the Catholics in the early times have interest in their religion or maintain their faith?
No, but they did still maintain their Faith
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What did the Catholic Church always consider to be part of it's mission?
That education should be part of it
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Until when where catholics granted civil liberties such as being allowed to hold public Office? A.1960s B.1930s C.1914 D.1939
B.1930s
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In 1950, numbers increased for Australian catholics, and the community had grown to a thriving Church based on the......
Irish Model
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How many priest arrived in the first fleet?
NONE
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When did Fr. John Joseph Therry and Fr. Phillip Conolly arrive in the colony?
In 1820
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Governor Bourke introduced the Denominational system, which did what for Catholic Schools?
It allowed them to have financial assistance from the government
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How is Communism usually achieved?
It was achieved through revolution and spreading toe word of communism around the world.
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What was the main culture of catholics that came to Australia before post war influx?
Irish
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What was the goal of the authorities in the colonies?
To uphold British rule of whom the Irish are despise.
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What did Fr. Joseph Therry and Fr. Phillip Conolly do with the catholic Population?
Presiding at the sacraments, establishing schools, and caring for those who were facing death scaffolds.
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Why did many parents not send there children to school?
They saw no value in it or they couldn't afford it
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What was the Catholic Action?
It was when the Church ran hospital and social welfare services that were open to all, teaching that all catholics were called to act for the good of others because of their faith.
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Was Father James Dixon responsible for bringing catholics to Sydney?
No, he was transported there for his part in Irish uprising
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What happen if a priest was on a passing French Navy vessels?
He was pressed into hearing confessions and celebrating mass with those who longed for the sacraments.
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How much had the catholic population that followed Fr. Therry increased in 1833?
From 6000 to 16088
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Governor Bourke wanted to establish a single denomination system of education but The catholic and Protestant churches objected to this. Why?
It would undermine religious education.
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Fill in the blank. Mr.________Santamaria formed a secret organisation called " The Catholic Social Study Movement". This encouraged catholics to join Trade unions to Fight Communism and they were very successful. A. John B. Peter C. Bob D. Francisco
C. Bob
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Name at least one of the places from where Catholic immigrants came from due to the Post War influx?
Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Germany, Croatia, Hungary.
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