Back in November I went to the St Mary’s Star of the Sea Cathedral in Darwin city and found they had a beautiful series of mosaics depicting the stations of the cross. I never got to finish photographing them because people came in to prepare for a wedding. So I popped in there today. I also found the plaque that gives some information about these.
The mosaics were designed by a Miss Lola McCausland of Brisbane. The actual mosaics themselves are made of Venetian glass and created at Spilimbergo in Italy which is where the famous Mosaic School of Friuli can be found.
I, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
II, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
III, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
IV, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
V, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
Sorry about the quality of this one. I’ll go back and retake it later. Should have checked my photos.
VI, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
VII, originally uploaded by GeoWombats.
The features worth looking out for are in the eighth station where the woman being comforted is an Aboriginal girl and the fellow who looked familiar to me but whom I couldn’t identify in the fourteenth is Fr W M Henschke.
Make Mine Mosaic 
there really nice but i would have like to have seen more colour in them i do mosaics too and i have been doing so for 26 years what about you?
To Whom It May Concern
I am a Religious Education Adviser to the primary Catholic schools in the Inner Western region of the Archdiocese of Sydney. Can you please advise as to whether the Station of the Cross images are available for the Relion Co-ocdiators to down load for use with the students in their schools. I would be very grateful if you would advise as soon as possible.
Kind regards
Diane
To Whom it May Concern
Is there copy right on the designs for the stations of the cross for me to do for a gift to my church. I am just a novice and they would look nothing like yours
Lola McCausland was daughter of my mum’s cousin Louis McCausland. Lived in Paddington I believe. Guess I would be second cousin.