Box OSBCHI-D-BEAUJUDI-1

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists of basic biographical information and personal papers. Biographical information includes obituaries and prayer cards, photographs of Sister and her ministries, ministry lists, a personal data sheet, a professional resume, nearest of kin contact details and more personal information. Personal papers include academic transcripts, educator papers such as teaching evaluations from Saint Scholastica High School Chicago, personal and professional...

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This series contains personal, professional, and community to, from, and about Sister Judith Beaumont. It also includes Ministry Proposals, letters, and community reflections submitted to leadership during the period that Sister was incarcerated, approximately July 1982-1984, her letters of resignation from the community in 1990, and correspondence dated after she left community.

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This series contains materials related to Sister Judith Beaumont's work as an educator with the Confraternity of Catholic Doctrine (CCD), which provided Catechism lessons to public-school educated students, and as a teacher in the Theology Department at Saint Scholastica High School Chicago. Included are notes and teaching evaluations.

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This series contains materials related to Sister Judith Beaumont's ordination as a Roman Catholic Woman Priest in 2011. It includes photocopied news articles, her Liturgy of Ordination, and pamphlets from the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests (RCWP).

Scope and Contents This series contains materials related to Sister Judith Beaumont's activism against nuclear armament. Most documents pertain to the "Trident Nein" protests, in which activists broke into the General Dynamics Electric Boat Shipyard and vandalized a Trident nuclear submarine in Groton, Connecticut. Nine of these activists, including Sister Judith, were arrested, charged, and convicted of criminal trespass, mischief, an dother offenses. This series includes photocopies of news articles...

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This sub-series contains limited correspondence and notes regarding the Trident Nein protests and arrests. Further related correspondence can be found in the Correspondence series, especially those documents dated in the period between 1981 and 1988.

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This series contains published materials related to My Sister's Place (MSP), a transitional shelter for women and children founded and directed by Sister Judith Beaumont. It includes photocopied news and journal articles about the shelter and Sister Judith, issues of "Update," an internal publication by the organization, and materials from a 1987 Hartford Region YWCA event celebrating women in leadership, in which Sister Judith was honored for her work at MSP.

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This sub-series contains the restricted materials pertaining to My Sister's Place, a transitional women's and children's shelter directed by Sister Judith. Included are Board of Directors Meeting agendas and meeting minutes, budgets and expenses, and limited correspondence.