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Sister Jan Tranter publishes book on Fr Julian Tenison Woods
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Sister Jan Tranter, a Sister of St Joseph from Lochinvar, has published a book titled Julian Tenison Woods: The Human Journey – Priest, Founder, Friend. The work compiles 35 years of her research and reflection on the life of Father Julian Tenison Woods.
Father Woods was a priest, missionary, educator, and natural scientist who co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph with Saint Mary MacKillop. The book examines his character, his faith, and the friendships and hardships he experienced.
The publication has prompted a special exhibition at the Diocesan Resource Centre of the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. This exhibition includes historical materials, books, photographs, and geological specimens.
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- Official sourceThe Josephite Sister keeping Fr Julian’s story alive
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