Anne Philomena Byrne CJ


(Sr Louis Gonzaga - Loreto Sister)

As a loved member of the Congregation of Jesus (formerly IBVM/Loreto)
and a Mary Ward woman of deep sincerity, Anne’s ministry was dedicated
to local leadership, music education and music therapy,
bringing joy to many individuals, classes and groups.

Anne’s quiet presence often hid a wide range of other talents
especially in writing and painting.  Directing choirs and
playing in orchestras remained a great passion.
Her love of travel for study and ministry took her to many places.

With the fruits of these gifts Anne supported
Mary Ward International Australia and especially the
Loreto community in East Timor.

Anne died peacefully at St Vincent’s Aged Care (Mackillop),  Hawthorn East, Victoria
on Thursday, 13th August, 2026.

Loved and loving daughter of the late Frank and Mollie Byrne,

sister of Thomas (died in infancy), Patrick (deceased),
Moya (Sr Moya Byrne, MFIC),
Brendan (Fr Brendan Byrne, SJ), and Dorothy (deceased).

May she rest in peace.

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The Mass of Thanksgiving and Celebration for Anne’s life will be held at the
Sisters of St Joseph Chapel, 13 Havelock Road, Hawthorn East
on Tuesday 25th August 2026 at 10:30am.

Following refreshments, the Funeral will leave for Burial at Springvale Botanical Cemetery,
600 Princes Highway, Springvale at 2:15pm.

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