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Hartnett, Cornelius, 1873-1948, Jesuit priest
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20 March 1873-25 June 1948
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Born: 20 March 1873, Westbury, Tasmania, Australia
Entered: 17 January 1892, Loyola Greenwich, Australia (HIB)
Ordained: 29 July 1906, Milltown Park, Dublin
Final Vows 15 August 1909, St Ignatius College, Riverview, Sydney, Australia
Died: 25 June 1948, St Francis Xavier, Lavender Bay, North Sydney, Australia - Australiae Province (ASL)
Transcribed HIB to ASL : 05 April 1931
Younger brother of Michael - RIP 1899
by 1901 in Vals France (LUGD) studying
by 1902 at Kasteel Gemert, Netherlands (TOLO) studying
by 1908 at Drongen Belgium (BELG) making Tertianship
by 1910 in Australia
◆ David Strong SJ “The Australian Dictionary of Jesuit Biography 1848-2015”, 2nd Edition, Halstead Press, Ultimo NSW, Australia, 2017 - ISBN : 9781925043280
Cornelius Hartnett was a native of Tasmania, and was educated at St Ignatius' College, Riverview. He entered the Society, 18 March 1891, at Loyola College, Greenwich. This was followed by two years studying rhetoric at Greenwich, after which, from 1894-1900, he taught and was successively first and second prefect, and hall prefect at Xavier College, Kew.
In June 1900 Hartnett left Australia for philosophy at Vals, France, but when religious congregations were expelled from France, he went to Holland. Theology was at Milltown Park,
Dublin, 1903-07, and tertianship at Tronchiennes, Belgium, 1907-08. He returned to Australia in 1908 and taught at Riverview, 1908-13, and at St Patrick's College, 1913-15, before working in the parishes of Richmond, Norwood, Hawthorn, Lavender Bay, and North Sydney. From 1930-40 he was spiritual father at St Aloysius' College and worked in the church of Star of the Sea. Hartnett was a good cricketer when young, and intellectually gifted, but too nervy to make the most of his talents. He was very gentle and unassuming, warm hearted, genial and greatly liked at Milsons Point and Lavender Bay He held strong views against bodyline bowling, but on other subjects was mild and tolerant.
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- Australia » Tasmania » Westbury
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » Greenwich » Loyola College (Greenwich)
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » North Sydney » Lavender Bay
- France » Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes » Vals-près-le-Puy
- Netherlands » Gemert » Kasteel Gemert
- Belgium » Drongen
- Australia » Victoria » Melbourne » Kew (Melbourne) » Xavier College
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » Riverview » St Ignatius College (Riverview)
- Australia » Victoria » Melbourne » Richmond » St Ignatius Church (Richmond)
- Australia » South Australia » Adelaide » Norwood » St Ignatius Church (Norwood)
- United States of America » Missouri » St Louis » Lafayette Avenue » Immaculate Conception Church (St Louis)
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » North Sydney » Lavender Bay » McKenzie Street » St Francis Xavier (Lavender Bay)
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » North Sydney » Miller Street » St Mary's Church (Roman Catholic) (Miller Street)
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » Milsons Point » St Aloysius College (Sydney)
- Australia » Victoria » Melbourne » East Melbourne » St Patrick's College (East Melbourne)
- Australia » New South Wales » Sydney » North Sydney » Kirribilli » Willoughby Street » Our Lady Star of the Sea Church (Roman Catholic)
- County Dublin » Dublin City » Sandford Road » Milltown Park
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