Monastic and religious life of women
Found in 213 Collections and/or Records:
Sister Rosalia Kunesh, OSB papers
This collection consists of biographical information. It includes a personal data sheet, ministry lists, a photocopied Latin vow sheet, a teaching certification, two teaching schedules, transcripts, community obituaries, contact information of next of kin, photographs, and prayer cards.
Sister Rose Brehm, OSB papers
This collection includes a personal data sheet, vows written in Latin and German, a history of her life for her golden jubilee, prayer cards, obituaries, newspaper death notice, correspondence, photographs, and various materials and notations relating to the beginning of St. Scholastica Academy in Canon City, Colorado.
Sister Rosemary Bool, OSB papers
This small collection includes a personal data sheet, written temporary vows, two letters of recommendation from the superior of another religious order in Sioux City, Iowa.
Sister Ruth Gallagher, OSB papers
Sister Scholastica Hrusovsky, OSB papers
Sister Scholastica Junk, OSB papers
Sister Sebastian Cronin, OSB papers
This collection includes a personal data sheet, professional credentials, ministry lists, obituaries, jubilee prayer cards, photographs, and correspondence.
Sister Shawn Conrad, OSB papers
Included is a limited personal data sheet, two pictures of Sister Shawn Conrad, OSB and two other sisters from Louisiana, and a copy of a blessing by Sister Mary Benet McKinney, OSB given during her final profession in 1986.
Sister Sheila Healy, OSB papers
This collection consists of biographical information. It includes transcripts, a personality test, ministry lists, nearest of kin, photographs, and a personal data sheet.
Sister Stephanie Hrusovsky, OSB papers
This collection consists of biographical information and personal papers. Biographical information includes funeral materials and news clippings, a personal data sheet, community obituaries, photographs, ministry lists, an Illinois teaching certificate, and more.
Personal papers include educational transcripts, correspondence- archival research and condolences upon her death, and a short history of St. Anthony Parish in Pueblo, Colorado that Sister Stephanie wrote.