The Miracles of Mother Aubert

Sources and Resources

The information and imagery used on this website have been drawn from various sources. We especially recommend the work done by the Sisters of Compassion, the editors of Suzanne Aubert: A Woman of Great Faith, the biography by Jesse Munro (The Story of Suzanne Aubert), and of course, the efforts of the Postulator for the Cause for Aubert’s Sanctification.

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Aubert, Mary. New and Complete Manual of Maori Conversation. Edited by A. T. Ngata. Wellington: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1885.

______. Ko te Ako te Karakia o te Hahi Katorika Romana. 1879.

______. Ko etahi Ako me etahi Karakia o te Hahi Katorika Romana. 1880.

Munro, Jessie. The Story of Suzanne Aubert. Auckland: Bridget Williams Books, 2009.

N.A. “What Florence Nightingale Owed to the Catholic Church”. The Sacred Heart Review, Volume 51, Number 22, 16 May 1914.

Paterson, Lachy. “Government, Church and Māori Responses to Mākutu (Sorcery) in New Zealand in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries”, Cultural and Social History, 8.2 (2011), 175–194.

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Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC)

Federation of Catholic Bishops Conferences of Oceania (FCBCO)

How Miracles are Approved

How the Catholic Church Documented Mother Teresa’s Two Miracles

Jerusalem Whanganui

Maurice Carmody: NZ's likely first saint, Suzanne Aubert, was a remarkable social welfare pioneer

Māori Dictionary

Rebekah White, Garden remedy: Mother Aubert’s Homemade Medicine

Sandy’s Views Photography

Suzanne Aubert: A Woman of Great Faith

The Canonization Process

The Holy See

The Process of Beatification and Canonization

The Sisters of Compassion