A Thanksgiving Mass to mark the centenary of the death of Servant of God and Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor co-founder, Eileen O’Connor, was celebrated at St Stephen’s Cathedral, Brisbane, on July 24. 

It is with deep sadness that Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor has announced the death of Sister Anne O’Shaughnessy OLN in her 59th year of religious life. 

A striking mural depicting co-founder of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor and Servant of God, Eileen O’Connor, has been unveiled at Our Lady of Mount Carmel primary school in Waterloo, where

Eileen O’Connor’s birthday (February 19) was marked with a very special Mass celebrated by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP at St Thomas Church, Lewisham for the students, staff and parents of Eileen O’Connor Catholic College, Lewisham.

10 January 2021 marked the centenary of the death of Servant of God and Co-Founder of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor, Eileen O’Connor. We had planned to start our centenary celebrations with a Mass of Thanksgiving

Archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher OP, celebrates a Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney, to officially open the Cause of Beatification and Canonisation of Servant of God, Eileen Rosaline O’Connor.

The publication of a new book about the life of Mother Theresa McLaughlin and the early years of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor will further increase interest in Australia’s ‘saint in waiting’, Eileen O’Connor.

You are invited to join us at Our Lady’s Home, Coogee, this Thursday (10 January 2019) to mark the 98th anniversary of the death of Eileen Rosaline O’Connor, co-founder of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor and recently recognised as a Servant of God by the Holy See. 

Dearly Beloved in Christ, In the name of the Archdiocese of Sydney, the Reverend Father Anthony L’Estrange Robbie, the duly appointed Postulator for the Cause of Beatification and Canonisation of the Servant of God Eileen Rosaline O ‘Connor, Laywoman,

It is with deep sadness that Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor has announced the death of Sister Kathleen Conlan, who died this week at St Joseph’s Aged Care Facility, Kensington, in the 74th year of religious life.

Most Rev Anthony Fisher OP, Archbishop of Sydney, approves two prayers for the beatification of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor co-founder, Eileen O’Connor:

It is with deep sadness that Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor has advised of the death of its former Congregation Leader, Sister Patricia Murphy, in the 60th year of her religious life.