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Seville Mercy Conference Centre

Locality: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4047 8100

Address: 35 Bauhinia Avenue Earlville 4870 Cairns, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.seville.org.au

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21.01.2022 One of our own sisters.

20.01.2022 On this day in 1883 Frances Warde became the first Sister of Mercy golden jubilarian. Let us pray, give thanks & ask many blessings on all Sisters celebrating their golden jubilee this year.

19.01.2022 Mary Reynolds rsm has been thanked and Berneice Loch rsm welcomed as she takes up the role of CEO at Mercy International. Read the messages and consider sending a greeting. http://ow.ly/vLQC50yCXVB

18.01.2022 Happy Foundation Day! May our Sisters, Associates, partners-in-Ministry, Friends, Benefactors and Donors throughout the world, experience our oneness in Mercy. http://ow.ly/so6q50xxIQZ

18.01.2022 Our friendly staff welcoming guests. #extravaganthospitality #stafftraining

16.01.2022 And we are back call us now for your next event or training (07) 40478100And we are back call us now for your next event or training (07) 40478100

15.01.2022 It's 30 years today since Catherine McAuley was pronounced Venerable by Pope St John Paul. We give thanks for the inspiration of her life and work. Join us in praying the prayer for her Beatification https://www.mercyworld.org//catherine-mcauley-venerable-3/

15.01.2022 What a great idea, and it saves the very long plane flight.

14.01.2022 We are open again for business, and operating under an industry approved COVID safe plan. We are still able to offer you our famous Extravagant Hospitality even in these uncertain times. Isn’t it nice that some things don’t change. Call us or email to see how we can help you.... Phone 4047 8100 Email [email protected] #extravaganthospitality #covidsafe

13.01.2022 Human Trafficking Awareness Month is underway. Sisters of Mercy oppose all forms of human trafficking and exploitation. Use these resources to grow in understanding of this issue. ..http://ow.ly/IX4Q50xT1Zi

12.01.2022 More than ever the world needs Mercy. The Institute invites you to watch a new video highlighting the many ways the Mercy spirit is alive and active during these challenging times.

12.01.2022 When you’re next in Melbourne pop in for a visit.

12.01.2022 #FeelGoodFebruary on Fridays! Keeping our focus on the environment, NASA conducted a satellite study and found that the world is literally a greener place than ...it was 20 years ago. We have increased our greenspace across the globe by planting trees, protecting large swathes forests and national parks from industry and incorporating greenery into almost all aspects of our development from roads and transport to building skyscrapers and houses. Mercy Works in Mt Hagen began celebrating World Environment Day 2017. The staff, Mariska, Leo, Alphonse, Danny and Theresia have actively sought to promote this event each year since. World Environment Day is held on the 5th of June every year. To help celebrate this day, the Mt Hagen team invite local groups from all church denominations from primary schools, village youth groups and ‘Shalom Friends’ (People living with HIV Aids) to participate in the day’s activities of planting trees. Planting seedlings gives them the opportunity to watch their work grow over time and to witness the change this initiative is making. The types of seedlings chosen are eucalyptus and bottle brush brought from the Forestry Department. Over three years, they have planted between 25,000 to 30,000 trees, one person for each tree. The Mt Hagen Mercy Works Team all wear green every Monday to promote greater awareness of the damage that is done to the natural environment on a daily basis. Raising awareness of climate change within the community is the key focus and goal of these activities. There are growing concerns that forests that have existed unharmed for thousands of years are at the mercy of foreign companies looking to profit off the resources of the land. This effort and commitment to protecting our natural environment and incorporating it into all aspects of our development have significantly changed our landscape. It is mind-blowing that in the face of industrialisation we have managed to create a greener world - there is still room to improve this! Find Out More Here: https://go.nasa.gov/36RSrTm

11.01.2022 We are experiencing some difficulties with Telstra and our landlines. We have internet still so if you’re trying to contact us please use email today.We are experiencing some difficulties with Telstra and our landlines. We have internet still so if you’re trying to contact us please use email today.

11.01.2022 COVID 19 Response Due to the virus spread and based on government regulations, we have made the decision to temporarily close our wonderful facility to the public. If you have a booking with us and we have not yet been in contact with you please reach out to us so we can make the appropriate arrangements. Please stay safe in these very uncertain times, please consider others and those who are vulnerable - reach out to those who may need a hand - Together we can get through t...his. #stayathome #supportthevulnerable #prayerworks #ismapng

10.01.2022 One hundred years ago, Mercy Health was formed through the valiant courage and determination of the Sisters of Mercy. The realisation of their tireless efforts ...were seen on 9 March 1920, when St Benedict’s Hospital opened. Today we celebrate the pioneering women who shaped Mercy Health, like Mother Francis Hanigan, the first Superior of St Benedict’s. Her good management and belief in the power of women ensured the highest standard of care. Join us as we celebrate a centenary of exceptional care. If you would like to share your stories through words or pictures visit our website to find out more: bit.ly/36jo1bx #MercyHealth100Years #YourStory #CentenaryofCare Image: Gertrude O'Bryan on St Benedict's verandah with nurse Margaret Rennie, 1943.

08.01.2022 We are ready for you in 2020. Check out some of the new facilities that are being prepared. We have new instruments awaiting MacKillop musicians; Science spaces... ready for budding scientists; food technology and art spaces waiting for future chefs and artists; and lots of exciting new learning spaces for our students. See more

06.01.2022 Today marks Third World Day of the Poor. Pray Catherine's prayer for persons who are poor. http://ow.ly/4XUg50xcQkd

04.01.2022 On this day in 1839 Ellen (M Vincent) Whitty entered Baggot Street. So began her lifetime of Mercy ministy. Read the story of this Mercy foundress here. http://ow.ly/ZBEt50xVLzS

04.01.2022 Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity.

01.01.2022 Regional Mercy Day | Maitland Diocese On Monday 11th November, over 200 Year 4 students from Mercy schools, along with their teachers, gathered at St Aloysius p...rimary school, Chisholm. The event was the inaugural regional Mercy Day in the All Saints Region in the Diocese of Maitland Newcastle. In the program this year, students of St Aloysius, Chisholm; St Paul's Rutherford; St Catherine's College, Singleton; Rosary Park, Branxton and Our Lady of Lourdes. Tarro participated in workshops presented by Helene O'Neill and Maureen Rak. These workshops educated the Year 4 students and their teachers of the life of Catherine McAuley, the projects of Mercy Works and encouraged the children to raise monies for the Mercy Projects. The students are then invited to come together on the regional day following their enjoyable fund raising efforts. The regional Mercy Day was a great day for everyone! The day began with a Liturgy with Scripture and prayers reflecting mercy values. Students led the prayers and received a candle to take back to their schools, with the words: "As representatives in our region, for the support of Mercy Works, may each person here today take this light as a reminder of Jesus' message to us, ‘to love one another' and in doing so, give life to all." Kingsley Edwards from Mercy Works, Parramatta, was our special guest and he spoke to the children of Mercy Values and thanked everyone for their participation and enthusiasm in the program. We were supported by the presence of Sr Patricia Lake, Sr Faith Jones and a volunteer Lee Walz. Following morning tea, the students and teachers enjoyed the open spaces, sunshine and enthusiasm of tabloid games. Good sportsmanship and making new friends were evident!! Until next year!!! Names of those in the photo: Left to right. Sr Faith Jones, Maureen Rak, Lee Walz, Sr Patricia Lake, Kingsley Edwards.

01.01.2022 The first group of Sisters of Mercy landed on Australian shores on this date in 1846. We give thanks for the education, health & welfare ministries Sisters of Mercy have established in Australia & for all they have done & do to serve persons who are poor, sick & uneducated.