[DOC] [TLE] Mercy World - Foundation [PAR] Anna Maria Doyle and Catherine Byrn, Catherine McAuley's first co-workers, 
moved into the ... By 1830 Catherine and her co-workers realized that the stability 
of the works of mercy they performed, including visiting the sick poor in their 
homes and in ... in Dublin to begin formal preparation for founding the Sisters of 
Mercy. [DOC] [TLE] Catherine McAuley - Founder Of The Sisters Of Mercy [PAR] Pastoral Care Program  Transitioning to Secondary School  Student 
Management ... Catherine McAuley was born on September 29, 1778 in Dublin, 
Ireland. ... and on September 8, 1830, aged 52 years, Catherine joined the 
novitiate of the ... and maintain poor young women who are in danger and to visit 
the sick poor". [DOC] [TLE] Sisters of Mercy: History from Catherine McAuley to Today [PAR] Catherine McAuley founded the Sisters of Mercy in Ireland in 1831 to serve those 
in need. ... first House of Mercy on Lower Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland on 
September 24, ... Their energy in ministering to the sick and economically poor 
attracted so ... health care and pastoral and social services in hundreds of sites 
today. [DOC] [TLE] Bishop Feehan High School :: Catherine McAuley [PAR] Catherine McAuley, foundress of the Sisters of Mercy, was born near Dublin, 
Ireland, ... since it brought the poor, the sick and the uneducated into an affluent 
neighborhood. ... 8, 1830, to begin formal preparation for founding the Sisters of 
Mercy. Fifteen ... revisited the caring, creative and practical spirit of Catherine 
McAuley. [DOC] [TLE] Sister Catherine McAuley - Mercy [PAR] Ireland, with Catherine McAuley. Catherine was the ... the poor, the healthy to the 
sick, the educated ... Dublin. 1830 Catherine, at 52, enters into a 15-month 
rigorous training ... and autonomous from other Mercy organizations around ... 
Sisters of. Mercy are founded as a religious order. 1831  late. 1800s. Sisters 
establish. [DOC] [TLE] Blessed Sacrament School - Sisters of Mercy [PAR] Catherine McAuley, an Irish Catholic laywoman, recognized the many needs ... 
House of Mercy on Lower Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland, on September 24, ... 8, 
1830, to begin formal preparation for founding the Sisters of Mercy. ... Their 
energy in ministering to the sick and economically poor attracted many new 
members. [DOC] [TLE] Catherine McAuley - Australasian Mercy Secondary Schools ... [PAR] Catherine Elizabeth McAuley was born probably on September 29, 1778. ... 
generally accept 1778 as the year of her birth in Dublin to James and Elinor 
Conway ... to devote her life to the service of the poor, the sick, and the 
uneducated, .... On September 8, 1830, ... of the sisters of Mercy, established for 
the visitation of. [DOC] [TLE] History - McAuley Ministries [PAR] Catherine McAuley was born in Ireland in September 1778 to a prosperous 
Catholic family. ... to lease property on Baggot Street, a fashionable 
neighborhood in Dublin, ... 8, 1830, to begin formal preparation for founding the 
Sisters of Mercy. ... the sick poor in their houses and in the poor house, visitation 
of the penitentiary,... [DOC] [TLE] Mercy abounds in the Diocese of Fall River | Serving the Diocese of ... [PAR] Jul 1, 2015 ... 29, 1778 in Dublin, Ireland, Catherine McAuley, found herself an orphan by 1798. 
... including visiting the sick and poor in their homes and hospitals, and ... in 
Dublin to begin formal preparation for the founding of the Sisters of Mercy. .... 
Lady's Haven in Fairhaven, and she felt the call around 12 years old. [DOC] [TLE] Our History - Mercy Regional Medical Center [PAR] Catherine McAuley was born in Dublin, Ireland, in September, 1778, to a ... 8, 
1830, to begin formal preparation for founding the Sisters of Mercy. ... Their 
energy in ministering to the sick and economically poor attracted many new 
members. ... Mercy Regional Medical Center honors-and continues-the Sisters' 
legacy of care. [DOC] [TLE] Nightingale - The Irish connection [PAR] This year, across

Question: Around 1830 Catherine McAuley founded the sisters of this to care for Dublin's poor & sick
Answer: Sisters of Mercy