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CBHE |
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CADA |
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CNHA |
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CMVL |
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 Chisholm
Banner
- The sails
represent the travel Caroline Chisholm
made when she journeyed to Australia
in early pioneer times.
- The figures represent the women
and children she helped upon their
arrival in Australia.
- The houses represent Caroline Chisholm’s
efforts to improve the living conditions
for the needy.
- The motto signifies her strong
Christian faith and her dedication
to those in need, irrespective of
their race or creed.
Caroline Chisholm
Born in Northampton
in May 1808, Caroline Chisholm worked
tirelessly throughout her lifetime
in both England and Australia establishing
Female Schools of Industry, Female
Immigrants’ Homes and a Girls’
School in NSW. In 1877, Caroline Chisholm
died at home in England, poor and
almost
forgotten, but Australian history recognises
her as on of our greatest women.
Mother Teresa was a living saint and she will be
greatly missed. Eternal rest grant unto her Lord,
and may perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest
in peace. Amen.
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