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Suzanne Aubert

Suzanne Aubert’s spiritual journey started in 1835 and saw a young girl from France become a national icon in New Zealand and beyond. On her death in 1926, a nation mourned and the streets of Wellington were lined with thousands of people paying respect as her funeral carriage was taken through the streets.


  • The Story of Suzanne Aubert

    When young Suzanne Aubert left home in 1860 to join a mission on the other side of the world, she began a New Zealand adventure that would last for 66 years.

  • The Journey to Sainthood

    Suzanne Aubert is New Zealand's first saint in the making.

  • Healing and herbal remedies

    Suzanne's medical training and her knowledge of traditional Māori medicine combined to create a remarkable healing ministry.

  • Pilgrimage in Wellington

    Follow the footsteps of Suzanne Aubert in Wellington.

  • Prayer for the Cause

    Suzanne Aubert (1835–1926) lived a life of heroic service and compassion. The Sisters of Compassion and the Bishops of New Zealand ask you to join in prayer in English or Māori.

Our History

Suzanne Aubert's work is a story of faith, love, humanity and of course, compassion.

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