The MSS archives hold the story of who we are—our life, our mission, and the many people who have shaped our journey over the years. Within them are moments of faith, courage, and quiet dedication that continue to speak into our present. Over the coming year, we will...
In this QnA, Berandette Wallis MSS shares how she came to be working in the MSS archives, and what it has come to mean for her. How did you start working in the MSS archives? I could never have imagined in my early life that, at this stage, in my mid-evening of life,...
From 20–24 November 2025, sisters, friends and colleagues of the Missionary Sisters of Service (MSS) travelled to Bruny Island, Tasmania, for a four-day pilgrimage. Bruny Island holds special significance in the history of the MSS. It was here in 1933 that Mrs Kit...
Friends, you may recall our news in December, that the work of our mission entity, Highways and Byways – Healing the Land, Healing Ourselves, Together, is now being done in collaboration with Mary MacKillop Today, the mission entity of the Sisters of St Joseph. This...
It was lovely to receive this update recently from Lorraine Groves MSS who is based in Hobart, Tasmania. Lorraine wrote to our community of women, and we’d like to share it with you: Greetings one and all, Liz Jordan (great-niece of Monica Carroll MSS) and I went to...
