Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
An 1858 coastal Catholic church commissioned by Fr. Julian Tenison Woods, later used by the Sisters of Saint Joseph as both convent space and a school during the early Josephite mission.
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The pilgrim’s guide
What makes this visit meaningful
An 1858 coastal Catholic church commissioned by Fr. Julian Tenison Woods, later used by the Sisters of Saint Joseph as both convent space and a school during the early Josephite mission.
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Fr. Woods’s coastal church
See one of the early South Australian churches commissioned by Mary MacKillop’s co-founder.
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Church, school and convent
The building’s compact scale makes the Sisters’ combined worship, teaching and community life tangible.