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Celebrating years of CANOSSIAN LOVE. St. Anthony’s Province Singapore-Myanmar 1894 - 2021.
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Arrival of 4 Canossian Sisters from Macau on 11 December 1894.
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In 1895 : Canossian Sisters took over St Anthony’s Girls School.
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1895. Start of Boarding School & Orphanage In SAC.
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1906. School renamed… St Anthony’s Convent (Portuguese Convent).
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Geylang in 1939. 1941 - CANOSSA CONVENT @ Sallim Road, completed four months before war starts.
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Canossa Convent used as Air Raid Shelter for families of the British Army.
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8 Dec 1941 – 4.30am 1st bomb dropped in Singapore.
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SINGAPORE renamed “SYONAN-TO”. 15 February 1942. 15 February 1942.
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17 Feb – 08 March 1942. Japanese army occupied Canossa Convent.
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Schools Resumed. under Japanese admin. May 1942. Canossa Convent.
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1943. abstract. Italy broke alliance with Japan. Italian Sisters under house arrest.
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Principals of Canossa Convent School during Japanese Occupation 1942 -1944.
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6 Sisters and 90 orphans told to go to Bahau (Malaya). Life was hard, surviving on snails and sweet potatoes..
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Japanese Army took over Canossa Convent as their district quarters..
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*ending Japanese occupation in S’pore. *Canossa Convent returned to the Srs ..
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1951 : Canossa School reverted to English medium, catering to all races..
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Srs Virginia Crimella , Maria Redaelli , Angioletta and Pia Gorza arrived in Singapore..
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Special Needs children and 170 orphans. 1952 – FATIMA HOME @ Canossa built for.
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1970: moved to 100 Jalan. 1956 : at Fatima Home, Canossa School for the Deaf started as a boarding school for 10 children.
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CANOSSA SCHOOL @ Sallim Road 1942 to. CANOSSA CONVENT PRIMARY SCHOOL – an all girls school, to ….
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The WOODEN SHED was used for:. Weekdays – dormitory for orphan boys.
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Start of Mobile Clinic. to serve the villagers. 1967.
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The new Provincial House & Novitiate at Jalan Merbok.
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a house by the sea. STELLA MARIS @ CHANGI.
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In mid 1970s, our Land at Stella Maris was acquired to build Changi Airport.
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St Joseph’s Home for the Aged opened @ Gek Poh Rd under Catholic Welfare Services.
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The present St. Joseph’s Home rebuilt at Jurong West..
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1979 Nativity Church Centre.
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Canossaville Children & Community Svc. abstract. abstract.
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1980 JOYVILLE open house for Postulants and Searchers.
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St. Anthony’s Canossian Convent & Schools leave 111 Middle Road, the original site, relocates to Bedok North..
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…the new SACC at Bedok North Ave. 4.
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St Anthony’s Canossian Convent closes its doors….
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-09--zr I. Sisters involved in the two SAC Schools move to a Housing Board Flat, overlooking the schools..
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1941 Canossa Convent. 1999 Canossian Eduplex. . abstract.
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1996 - MYANMAR Mission Outreach requested by the Bishop of Taunggyi.
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abstract. 2012 CANOSSA HOME opens in Thanlyin , Myanmar.
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ss:LO 91 ot-IO-ZI. Canossian Formation House Myanmar.
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2014 - celebrating 120 years in Singapore.
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YEARS 2015 - 2021.
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ea Ng.
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EDUCATION. Not too old to learn – the IT way.
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“Remember my beloved Poor”.
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THANK YOU ! Province of St Anthony –Singapore/Myanmar.