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typed papers, Ferdinand, 2001

Sister Joella Kidwell, prioress, formed the Executive Advisory Council in 2002 to establish an outward leadership thrust. Gene Tempel was asked to act as first president of this group which met for the first time on Friday and Saturday, April 19-20, 2002

Photographs, color; list of participants, presentations, reports, Italy, 2002

These are miscellaneous materials which reflect the growth and development of Kordes Enrichment Center and Kordes Retreat Center from 1978 to 2006. In 2006 the Kordes ministry became a part of the Sisters of St. Benedict's total spirituality ministry.

These records were kept by Sister Joella Kidwell during her years as director of the Kordes Enrichment Center.

Because of financial losses at KEC in previous years, a task force was formed to look for new directions for the Center.

At the time of the Closing of the Academy, Sister Joella Kidwell was prioress and Sister Mary Philip Berger was Alumnae Director. Letter, Ferdinand, March 2000. In this letter, Sister Joella and Sister Mary Philip provided the alumnae members with the reasons why the nuns voted to close the Academy.

Chronicles in different formats, Evansville, 1976-1982

Sister Joella Kidwell directed the first Benedictine Renewal Program, approved by the Benedictine prioresses in 1994. See "Finding Aids for list of Ferdinand participants.

Sister Joella Kidwell, O.S.B., led the project to develop the concept and the organizing of the spirituality ministry and a spirituality center.

A spirituality ministry program, established in 2004 by Sister Mary Ruth Krack, O.S.B., included monastery pilgrimmages and a quilters' retreat. Sister Joella Kidwell, O.S.B., worked to define an umbrella spirituality ministry program in 2006.