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The custom of the sisters giving reflections at Evening Prayer, Sisters' funerals, and at special Eucharistic events began in the early 1980's.

These items were brought to the Archives at the time that the sacristy was emptied in 2004.

The Ferdinand Benedictines hosted this group.

These are blessings which have been revived or designed for monastery services or events of importance.

The "Rite of Transfer" refers to a sister's transferring from another monastery to Monastery Immaculate Conception. See "Finding Aids" for names of sisters who have transferred to Ferdinand.

Among many papers, these appeared. They belonged to the Liturgy Department and represented the work the sisters did to start producing the various books and various hours.

Through these lists of information drawn from many sources, the development of community prayer at Monastery Immaculate Conception can be traced.

Practice sessions were set up for LOH leaders, readers, and intoners, using these guidelines in 2009.

Because the Church's position on cremation has changed, the Ferdinand Benedictines educated themselves on current views.

Convent of the Immaculate Conception dedicated their present church June 20, 1924. Construction photographs are filed in the Photograph Collection.

This rendition of the "Gloria in Excelsis Deo" was and is traditionally sung by the Ferdinand Benedictines Christmas Eve before Midnight Mass or to awaken the sisters before Midnight Mass.

Convent of the Immaculate Conception dedicated their present church June 20, 1924. The structure has also been referred to as Convent Church, Convent Chapel, and Monastery Chapel.