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Photographs, biographical data and related materials, Ferdinand

Book, concert program, laminated prints of the Atrium

Mimeographed copy & computer copy, Ferdinand

Magazine, softback, 30 pages, illustrated, St. Meinrad, 1932

Typed copy with author's signature, Dubois County, 1981

Two audiocassettes, transcription, correspondence, discs, Ferdinand, August 29,1995

These documents were processed before a sister entered the novitiate or made profession.

Hardback, 286 pages, McCarty, Erie, 1956

New windows were installed in St. Gertrude Hall and the monastic dining room after July 2010 when the first mailing to donors were sent. Plastic plaques were located with each window indicating donors.

WINGS, formerly IN FORMATION, was begun in September 1988 as a continuation of the community's newsletter.

These pictures show the destruction of trees in the cedar grove south and west of the chapel during the March 20, 1996, winter snow storm.

WISDOM FROM THE TRADITION is a statement of North American Benedictine women in response to their times.

Brochure; Benet Press; Erie, Pa; February 5, 1996 WITH A LISTENING HEART

Monastery Immaculate Conception, founding motherhouse, presented Our Lady of Grace Monastery, Beech Grove, Indiana, with a statue of Our Lady of Grace on Sept. 8, 2003. Sister Kristine Anne Harpenau, O,S.B., prioress, attended the presentation ceremony.

These are the individual files of members who have withdrawn from the Ferdinand community.

These lists deal with withdrawn sister members of Monastery Immaculate Conception. The lists carry, for the most part, vital statistics in addition to community related dates for each former member.

Newspaper story, March, 2014, printed history cards

These are stories of material assistance among the monasteries of the Federation of St. Gertrude 1937-1998.

During 1975, the International Year of Women, Sister Mary Kenneth Scheessele submitted the data for "Operation Recognition." See S01/SH04/DF01184 for other materials concerning this project.

This Spanish translation of Chapter 1 and Chapter 11 of WOMEN EVANGELIZING was done by Sister Mary Ann Verkamp, O.S.B. Maria Candelaria Betz proofread this Spansih version.

This presentation was taped in 1980, the 1500th anniversary of the Order of St. Benedict.

Mildred Wannemuehler, O.S.B., is from Our Lady of Grace Monastery. Cyprian Davis, O.S.B., is from St. Meinrad. AC0058-AC0065

This 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.

Women of the Rule is a mission advancement initiative to draw women who want to have a voice in how the money they have and give is distributed.

This thesis was written in fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Arts degree from Notre Dame University, 1940.

Script, schedules, publicity kit, 1980

The "Making Vocations Your Success Story" workshops are held in cooperation with Kordes Enrichment Center. Vocations directors have been Sister Rose Mary Rexing and Sister Anita Louise Lowe. The first such workshop was held in 1994.

World War II references in diary, War rations book

This task force determines what the Ferdinand Benedictines might do to improve their liturgical prayer space at the monastery. Included in this file is the INAI consultants' report of 1990.

Because of their commitment to meaningful prayer , the sisters, since the committee structure began, have had some type of worhsip committee and/or liturgy committee.

Sister Angela Sasse, O.S.B., from Ferdinand was a member and offered leadership to the group for many years.

This tapestry-cover was given to the archives by Sister Jeannine Kavanaugh, O.S.B., in June 2009.The Evansville Diocese bishops, dates of diocesan parish foundings, and deanery boundaries are woven into this tapestry.

Newspaper clippings, programs, post cards, letters, congress materials

Hardback, 64 pages, Chicago, 1926; Hardback, 529 pages,

A marketing study by Yao-Yi Fu, Assistant Professor Department of Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management, Indiana University.

Prayer cards, programs, CROSSINGS, JUBILEE 2000 ROME, Ferdinand, 1999-2000

Programs, minutes, brochures,

These are yearbooks from St. Ferdinand High School which is now Forest Park High School. Ferdinand Benedictines have served on the staff throughout the school's history with the exception of a few years in the late 1990's.

The Diocese of Evansville became a Suffragan See of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis in 1944.

The Diocese of Evansville became a Suffragan See of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis in 1944.

The Diocese of Evansville became a Suffragan See of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis in 1944. See Content Sheets 3498 & 3499, Boxes 6 & 7, for additional information.

The Diocese of Evansville became a Suffragan See of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis in 1944.

Yearbooks, directories; scattered copies; Indianapolis, 1918-2009

The Sisters of St. Benedict leased the Marian Heights Gymnasium and Art Studio to the YMCA, June 15, 2004

This vocation presentation was used by Sister Diane Fischer and Sister Rose Mary Rexing, Ferdinand monastery vocation directors.

CHOICE is a handbook for Catholic young adults seeking their place in a lifetime ministry. Paperbacks, National Vocation Conference, Evanston, 1994-1997. CHOICE contains advertisements and business reply cards for men's and women's religious communities and missionary communities. The Ferdinand Benedictines is one of the advertisers.

"You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown," was the last play (musical) presented at Marian Heights Academy before the school's closing in spring, 2000.