Hardback, 64 pages, Chicago, 1926; Hardback, 529 pages,
Sin títuloThis guide was compiled for young women interested in religious life.
Sin títuloHardback, 342 pages, St. John's Abbey, Collegeville, 1922
Sin títuloMass program, Bradford
Sin títulopapers, printed magazine
Sin títuloPhotographs, newspaper articles, CD, books, website articles, magazines;1978-2005
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newpaper clippings and supplement, brochure
Sin títuloCopies of address; newspaper article
Sin títuloBooklet, 19 pages, Catholic Press of Evansville, 1974
Sin títuloBrochures, voters guide, Evansville, 1974
Sin títuloMagazine format, 116 pages, Indiana Catholic Press, Indianapolis, 1935
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títuloPamphlet, 32 pages, Indianapolis, 1945
Sin títuloThis book is an academic study of Angelus Silesius, (born in Breslau, Germany as Johann Scheffler), "convert, mystic, physician, scholar, theologian, poet, lyrist and polemic, who was one of the prominant writers in Germany during the seventeenth century."
Sin títuloLiturgical programs, photos of St. Gertrude display, photos of travel to Helfta, postcards, copy of artwork of Gertrude, typed page of chronicles. newspaper, holy cards, typed page in German of kloster St. Marien zu Helfta, typed reflection on solemnity of St. Gertrude, typed homily, typed papers on St. Gertrude
Sin títuloCorrespondences, postcard attached of old and new Poor Clare monasteries The Poor Clares of Evansville have always held close ties with the Benedictines of Ferdinand. The elderly sisters of Poor Clare Monastery stayed with Ferdinand Benedictines during construction of new Poor Clare Monastery in Evansville.
Sin títuloOne typed script to accompany slides, 9 pages, two audiocassettes
Sin títuloNewspaper articles, journal article, unpublished papers, scarf received in July 2007
Sin títuloBooklet, 120 pages
Sin títuloBrochures, newspaper clippings and supplements, map, 1944 to present (1982-1985 Diocesan Renew Program)
Sin títuloThis publication lists religious ministries in the United States.
Sin títuloBishop Martin Marty was initially a member of St. Meinrad Abbey.
Sin títuloA news story carrying a description of Stanley Slotkin's book and bible collections and his method of contributing these to others is in this collection.
Sin títuloHandwritten, 2 pages, in German, typed page translation from German to English
Sin títuloCopy-machine manuscript, 1994, Evansville; printed copy, 46 pages, Catholic Press of Evansville, Evansville, 2003
Sin títuloPersonal effects of Bishop Henry J. Grimmelsman, 1903-1972
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper clippings and supplements, brochures
Sin títuloPhotographs, newspaper clippings and supplements, brochures
Sin títuloLoose-leaf binder, 113 pages plus addenda
Sin títuloLoose-leaf binder, 10 sections, Evansville, 1993; videotapes (2)
Sin títuloMatthias Neuman, O.S.B., a St. Meinrad monk, was one of the monastery's chaplains at this time. These cassettes include AC0128, AC0129, AC0130, AC0131, AC0132, AC0133, AC0134, AC0135
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper clippings, brochures, portrait photo, 2011 - to present
Sin títulophotographs, memorials, newspaper clippings, brochures,
Sin títuloMagazine, illustrated, 94 pages, Indianapolis, 1932
Sin títulonewspaper articles, pastoral letter (typed)
Sin títuloPhotographs, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títulobooklet, copies of computer/internet pages on Gertrude the Great, her biography, prayers to or from Gertrude
Sin títuloCorrespondence, press release, DVD (Photos identified in "Finding Aids.")
Sin títuloHardback, 312 pages,
Sin títuloprinted booklet, printed liturgical booklet, photocopy of journal article
Sin títuloTyped Reports
Sin títuloCopied manuscript, 35 page
Sin títuloNewspapers, newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, Louisville,
Sin títuloQueen of Peace Monastery was founded Sept. 14, 1956, and became independent April 29, 1963. Mother Martin Buckman was founding prioress. Queen of Peace Monastery closed in March 2004. This monastery was Ferdinand's second daughterhouse.
Sin títuloMatthias Neuman, O.S."B., St. Meinrad monk and historian, gave several history classes at Ferdinand. These cassettes include AC0185, AC0186, AC0187, AC0188
Sin títuloThe SISTER FORMATION BULLETIN was published from 1953-1972 by the Sister Formation Conference.
Sin títuloThese are mostly apostolic blessing documents preserved especially for historical purposes.
Sin títuloPaperback, 92 pages
Sin títulohandwritten manuscript in German, typed translation in English, copy of original Latin document
Sin títuloThis conference was a response to Pope Francis to call for a more inclusive presence of women in the Church. The folder has all important materials including brochures which relate to the conference and newspaper articles.
Sin títuloBecause the Church's position on cremation has changed, the Ferdinand Benedictines educated themselves on current views.
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper clippings and supplements, brochures; Evansville, 1972
Sin títuloBrochure, Evansville, 1970
Sin títuloLoose-leaf copies, brochure, 1972
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures, handwritten will (authentic)
Sin títuloCorrespondences, 1984
Sin títuloSoftback programs, 29 and 23 pages; invitation; Indianapolis, 1984
Sin títulonewspaper articles
Sin títuloDavita history, dedication booklet, brochure, Indianapolis, 1986.
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper/magazine articles, brochures
Sin títuloPhotographs, memorials, newspaper articles, brochures
Sin títuloThis book is part of a larger work, Simon Brute de Remur, The First Bishop of Vincennes - see accession #322.
Sin títuloNewspaper clippings, Year 2000 internet information, Ferdinand, St. Meinrad, August 1948
Sin títuloTyped list of Relics of saints, Ferdinand, indexed in 2005
Sin títuloPhotograph, brochures, articles, St. Meinrad
Sin títuloBook, softcover
Sin títuloBound, mimeographed, 39 pages, Ferdinand, around 1938
Sin títuloCopied dissertation manuscript, 61 pages, Butler University, 1991
Sin títuloDiocesan letters, news articles, pamphlets, programs, 1975
Sin títuloemails, typed papers
Sin títuloHardback, 908 pages
Sin títuloCorrespondences, memorial card
Sin títuloPaperback, 3 volumes
Sin títuloCopied article; emails, research paper, photocopy of entry in THE DOVE journal
Sin títuloMatthias Neuman, O.S.B., a St. Meinrad monk and historian, served as chaplain at Ferdinand monastery for a number of years. These cassettes include AC0173, AC0174, AC0175, AC0176, AC0177, AC0178, AC0179, AC0180, AC0181, AC0182, AC0183, AC0184.
Sin títuloThis guide was compiled principally for young women interested in religious life.
Sin títuloThis book concerns persons from the Regensburg Diocese who left Germany to serve the church throughout the world.
Sin títuloThis magazine tells the story of St. Michael Church, Madison, Indiana. Ferdinand Benedictines took over the school in 1904; Providence Sisters from Terra Haute taught there prior to 1904. See pg. 46 for first mention of Benedictines from Ferdinand. 2011-02-15. This is a study in Indiana Catholic and civil history compiled and edited by Father C. F. Walsh. The text was written by Thomas P. Conry, S.J., West Baden College as a Loyola University thesis for a masters of art degree.
Sin títuloSister Joan Chittister gave this lecture in 1992 (Mother Clarissa Riehl Lecture Series) celebrating the monastery's 125th anniversary.
Sin títuloHelfta, a center of intellectual activity in thireenth-century Saxony, was the site of a Cistercian monastery, a religious community that included the mystics Gertrude the Great, Mechtild of Hackeborn, and Mechtilde of Magdeburg.
Sin títuloSofback book, 281 pages
Sin títuloLetters, attachments, Ferdinand, 1949-1988
Sin títuloYearbooks, directories; scattered copies; Indianapolis, 1918-2009
Sin títulomemorials, newspaper articles, Last will
Sin títuloCopied pages from handwritten DOVE, March, 1935; newspaper clipping,1998
Sin títuloBrochures, newspaper clippings
Sin títuloTyped pages: outlines, bibliography
Sin títuloNewspaper clippings, programs, post cards, letters, congress materials
Sin títuloPaper, 21 pages
Sin títuloPublished Dissertation; 227 pages
Sin títuloThesis and papers;
Sin títuloCopied manuscript (thesis), 61 pages
Sin título