Australian born doctor and Servant of God Dr Sr Mary Glowrey JMJ (1887 to 1957) served as a pioneering medical missionary in India for 37 years. In 1920, responding to a vocational call to serve as a Sister doctor, Mary Glowrey left her homeland and joined the Society of Jesus Mary Joseph in Guntur, India. Known as Sr Mary of the Sacred Heart JMJ, she provided medical care for hundreds of thousands of marginalised people, particularly women and children. Mary established medical facilities and healthcare training. In 1943 she founded an organisation, now known as Catholic Health Association of India (CHAI), that is today India’s largest non- government healthcare network. She is the second Australian born person to be officially considered for canonisation.