Mount St. Mary Convent - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Mount St. Mary Convent'' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas. ==References== ==Exter...

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New page: '''Mount St. Mary Convent'' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas. ==References== ==Exter...

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'''Mount St. Mary Convent'' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.

==References==

==External links==

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 Irish bishop [[Andrew Byrne]] of St. Mary's Mission near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, called thirteen members of the [[Sisters of Mercy]] from Naas, Ireland, to establish St. Mary's Convent in Little Rock in 1850. The convent had a chapel, music room, and a drawing and reception room by 1881.
 ====St. Joseph's School====
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 [[Mount St. Mary Academy]] was a private, Catholic high school attached to the convent in 1851 by the Sisters of Mercy of the [[Diocese of Little Rock]]. The academy in the late nineteenth century consisted of the school, two dining rooms, a kitchen, laundry facilities, bath rooms, and a hen house. The school remains the oldest continuously operating private educational institution in the state of Arkansas. The school moved to its current home in [[Pulaski Heights]] in 1908.
 ==References==
 ==External links==

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 ====Mount St. Mary Academy====
-[[Mount St. Mary Academy]] was a private, Catholic high school attached to the convent in 1851 by the [[Sisters of Mercy]] of the [[Diocese of Little Rock]]. The academy in the late nineteenth century consisted of the school, two dining rooms, a kitchen, laundry facilities, bath rooms, and a hen house. The school remains the oldest continuously operating private educational institution in the state of Arkansas. The school moved to its current home in [[Pulaski Heights]] in 1908.
+[[Mount St. Mary Academy]] was a private, Catholic high school attached to the convent in 1851 by the Sisters of Mercy of the [[Diocese of Little Rock]]. The academy in the late nineteenth century consisted of the school, two dining rooms, a kitchen, laundry facilities, bath rooms, and a hen house. The school remains the oldest continuously operating private educational institution in the state of Arkansas. The school moved to its current home in [[Pulaski Heights]] in 1908.
 ==References==
 ==External links==

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		+	[[Image:Sisters-of-mercy-convent.JPG\|thumb\|300px\|The Convent of Mercy in the 1890s.]]
	'''Mount St. Mary Convent''' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and South Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.		'''Mount St. Mary Convent''' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and South Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.

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 ====Mount St. Mary Convent====
-Irish bishop [[Andrew Byrne]] of St. Mary's Mission near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, called thirteen members of the [[Sisters of Mercy]] from Naas, Ireland, to establish St. Mary's Convent in Little Rock in 1850. The convent had a chapel, music room, and a drawing and reception room.
+Irish bishop [[Andrew Byrne]] of St. Mary's Mission near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, called thirteen members of the [[Sisters of Mercy]] from Naas, Ireland, to establish St. Mary's Convent in Little Rock in 1850. The convent had a chapel, music room, and a drawing and reception room by 1881.
 ====St. Joseph's School====

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−	'''Mount St. Mary Convent''' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.	+	'''Mount St. Mary Convent''' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and South Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.

	====Mount St. Mary Convent====		====Mount St. Mary Convent====

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		+	The mission received its first bishop, the Irishman Andrew Byrne, on March 10, 1844. Byre called thirteen members of the Sisters of Mercy from Naas, Ireland, to establish St. Mary's Academy in Little Rock in 1850.

	====Mount St. Mary Academy====		====Mount St. Mary Academy====

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-'''Mount St. Mary Convent'' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.
+'''Mount St. Mary Convent''' (also known as the '''Convent of Mercy''') was located at the corner of West Seventh and S. Louisiana streets in Little Rock, Arkansas.
 ==References==
 ==External links==