issue 10: — october 2016 sisters of st john of god

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Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre—Broome Issue 10: October 2016 Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre 1 9 Barker St, PO Box 7442, Broome WA 6725 Tel: 9192 3950 Website: heritage.ssjg.org.au Email: [email protected] Notre Dame to the rescue!!! The SSJG Heritage Centre has several relics and certificates of authenticity as part of the archival collection. The challenge is to match them as all certificates are entirely in Latin, some dating back to 1890. Enter Matthew Hill - Campus Minister at the University of Notre Dame, Broome Campus. He put the Heritage Centre in contact with Paolo Sala, a lecturer in Latin at Notre Dame University Fremantle Campus. Paolo had soon completed translations and the certificates were able to be accurately matched with relics. In religious context, a relic refers to the physical remains or personal effects of a saint, kept by the devoted for veneration as a tangible memorial. Matthew Hill with a certificate. The visit to the Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre in Broome has helped in showing us a part of our family’s past that we have never seen before. The work that is being done at this centre has a value that can’t be measured. So many family from the Kimberleys have been touched by the sisters and the work done, to see photos of my grandmother, other family members and most importantly my mother, this experience was very moving for me and then being able to share this with my wife and children has even made it so special. Thank you for the care and keeping of this history. The above was sent by email after this family visited to gain information about their family’s links with Bungarun. The Value of Story & Photographs L to R: Philip and Maureen Newton nee Andrews/ Ishiguchi, Abigail Andrews, Cordelia Andrews, Nigel and Sandra Andrews. R front: Danika Newton This relic relates to Sts Francis Xavier and Ignatius Loyola. The relevance to SSJG is that St Francis Xavier was the Province name of the Kimberley Sisters prior to amalgamation in 1969.

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Page 1: Issue 10: — October 2016 Sisters of St John of God

Sisters of St John of God

Heritage Centre—Broome

Issue 10: — October 2016 Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre 1

9 Barker St, PO Box 7442, Broome WA 6725

Tel: 9192 3950

Website: heritage.ssjg.org.au Email: [email protected]

Notre Dame to the rescue!!! The SSJG Heritage Centre has several

relics and certificates of authenticity as

part of the archival collection. The

challenge is to match them as all

certificates are entirely in Latin, some

dating back to 1890. Enter Matthew Hill - Campus Minister at

the University of Notre Dame, Broome

Campus. He put the Heritage Centre in

contact with Paolo Sala, a lecturer in

Latin at Notre Dame University

Fremantle Campus. Paolo had soon

completed translations and the

certificates were able to be accurately

matched with relics.

In religious context, a relic

refers to the physical

remains or personal effects

of a saint, kept by the

devoted for veneration as a

tangible memorial.

Matthew Hill with a certificate.

The visit to the Sisters of St John of God

Heritage Centre in Broome has helped in

showing us a part of our family’s past that

we have never seen before.

The work that is being done at this centre

has a value that can’t be measured. So

many family from the Kimberleys have

been touched by the sisters and the work

done, to see photos of my grandmother,

other family members and most

importantly my mother, this experience

was very moving for me and then being

able to share this with my wife and

children has even made it so special.

Thank you for the care and keeping of this

history.

The above was sent by email after this

family visited to gain information about

their family’s links with Bungarun.

The Value of Story & Photographs

L to R: Philip and Maureen Newton nee Andrews/

Ishiguchi, Abigail Andrews, Cordelia Andrews, Nigel

and Sandra Andrews. R front: Danika Newton

This relic relates to Sts Francis

Xavier and Ignatius Loyola.

The relevance to SSJG is that St

Francis Xavier was the Province

name of the Kimberley Sisters prior

to amalgamation in 1969.

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Issue 10: — October 2016 Sisters of St John of God Heritage Centre 2

Relationships Exhibition An historical exhibition reflecting relationships between Sisters of St John of God and people in the Kimberley

REEP in Action (Relationships Exhibition Education Package)

St Mary’s School took advantage of the REEP package when students from Years 3 and 5 visited the

Relationships Exhibition. Teachers used the REEP resources to prepare students for their visit and

staff at the Heritage Centre made sure the activities were ready to go with the REEP Student Booklets.

YEAR 5 Students work on the topic School Days

YEAR 3 Students work on the topic

Children & Play

Yr 5 Student Book-

Yr 3 Student Book-