Monastic and religious life of women
Found in 212 Collections and/or Records:
Sister Philip Herder, OSB papers
This collection includes photographs, a personal data sheet, 3 news and article photocopies providing basic biographical information, and a Christmas card and letter she sent to the community in December of 1995.
Sister Philomene Sponsel, OSB papers
This small collection contains essential biographical data, teaching certificate, a graduation photograph, material related to Sister Philomene Sponsel, OSB and her life in community. There is also correspondence between her, Sister Beatrice Singler, OSB, and Sister Vivian Ivantic, OSB from after she left the community. Many of the letters include landscape sketches.
Sister Pia Centracchio, OSB papers
This collection is extremely limited. It only includes a personal data sheet.
Sister Placidas Hinterberger, OSB papers
This collection contains biographical information about Sister Placidas Hintenberger, OSB. It also includes her obituary, two holy cards from her golden jubilee, and several photographs.
Sister Praxedes Gmeiner, OSB papers
The collection includes a personal data sheet, a prayer card and negative of the prayer card's portrait, community obituary/biography, and ministry lists (extrapolated from history photocopies, etc.).
Sister Regina Crowley, OSB papers
This collection includes a personal data sheet, next of kin listing, ministry lists, educational certification, photographs, correspondence, homilies, and St. Schholastica Federation recognition.
Sister Regina Esser, OSB papers
Sister Relindis Jacob, OSB papers
Sister Rita Cascia Hildenbrand, OSB papers
This collection consists of basic biographical information. It includes a personal data sheet, a photograph, community obituaries, community correspondence regarding her health and the circumstances of her death, and research notes from a trip to the Nauvoo Priory Archive regarding her biographical details.
Sister Rita Geary, OSB papers
This collection includes a personal data sheet, photographs, community obituaries, and notes regarding the circumstances of her death. Several of these notes indicate that Sister was initially incorrectly diagnosed and sent home by her doctor despite reporting severe pain, which ultimately contributed to her death shortly after.