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The installation ceremony is also on videotape. These cassettes include AC0623 and AC0624.

At this meeting visitation reports were given on Peru and Tickfaw. These cassettes include AC0628, AC0629, AC0630, AC0631.

At this meeting, the independence of Mt. Tabor, Kentucky, was discussed. These cassettes include AC0632, AC0633, AC0634.

Dr. Henry G. Backer served the sisters as community physician for more than 35 years.

Golden jubilarians were Sisters Mary John Riehl, Bertha Butcher, Euphrasia Rowekamp, Bernice Kavanaugh, and Monica Scheu.

Sister Mary Victor's oral presentation was accompanied with slides. These cassettes include AC0650, AC0651.

Sister Margaret Boarman was exective director of SIRS in 1976. Current organization known as Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Services (SIRS).

Sisters Mary Kenneth Scheessele and Bernette Wildeman from Ferdinand attended this event.

The events on this tape are unrelated.

Musician, composer Joe Wise, uncle of graduate Kim Hagan, led a reflection at the 1977 academy graduation.

Side 1 of this tape carries Morning Praise and the first part of the Mass. Side 2 has the renewal of vows and the rest of the Mass.

Sister Mary Walter Goebel, prioress, called the extended chapter and presided at the events.

RENEW was a diocesan sponsored and directed program.

The church cross and cupola measurements were made by Frank Ford, church restoration construction supervisor 2001-2005.

Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) was a writer, musician, preacher, healer, poet and composer.

See also AC664. These cassettes include AC0704, AC0705, AC0706, AC0707, AC0708, AC0709, AC0710, AC0711.

Council Meeting Minutes, prepared for general distribution to all community members, are in this file.

Monastic Council Meeting Minutes, prepared for general distribution to all community members, are in this file.

Council Meeting Reports, prepared for general distribution to all community members, are also in this file.

The three books, FINDING THE GRAIN, BENEATH THE CHERRY SAPLING, and SOMEWHERE IN SOUTHERN INDIANA were written by Norbert Krapf, a native of Jasper, Indiana.

Sister Rosemary Dauby, Ferdinand Benedictine and Physician Assistant, served as the director of the Health Center.

This file reflect the activities of Ferdinand Benedictines who served in ministry at St. Joseph Parish, Jasper, Indiana: Mary Sharon Hoen, Ann Marie Howard, Mary Agnes Sermersheim, Jackie Kissel, Michelle Mohr, Mary Jane Kiesel. The chronicles of the mission houses where these sisters lived are contained in other files.

This ministry history reflects the activities of Sister Amata Alvey, a Ferdinand Benedictine, in her service to the parishes in Tubac, Arizona.

Chronicles in different formats, Carbondale, 1988-1995

Sister Claudia Backert hand-printed the information in this book.

The monastery communications office was a part of the mission advancement department.

ILLUMINATIONS is published periodically for friends of the sisters to provide practical information on philanthropic and financial planning issues.

The dome logo was adopted in January, 1992

A person can become a partner of St. Benedict by making a tax-deductible gift to the Sisters of St. Benedict Annual Fund at different levels.

The persons who appear in the brochures are those who have supported the sisters' retirement fund and who present their testimony to the sisters and the work they have done.

The Development Committee was a part of the monastery's development program.

These materials were produced before the development department was renamed mission advancement department.

This newspaper was given to Sister Mary Aquin Verkamp on June 16, 2002 as a souvenir of her First Profession on June 2, 1952.

Program, budget, list of participants, liturgy, photograph, correspondences, St. Joseph, MN, 1980

Sister Linda Bittner chaired the committee that planned the Wellness Day. There is a video about this event in File 3, Main Repository.

The English as a Second Language Program was established at the Academy for international students who were not proficient enough in English to enroll in regular classes.

This book was prepared by the Sisters of St. Benedict for use at Monastery Immaculate Conception, Ferdinand, Indiana. Music was collected from various sources.

The library was moved from St. Benedict Hall to Madonna Hall at the time of the 1993-1995 St. Benedict Hall renovation.

These handbooks carry complete information on the academy for parents and students for the academic years 1996-2000.

The Federation of St. Gertrude, originally Congregation of St. Gertrude the Great, has published directories since 1937 (but not annually). DF02354, DF02355, DF02356, DF02357

Some of these documents are undated but were surely issued before the LISTEN documents.

The Monastery Immaculate Conception became an official member of the Congregation of St. Gertrude the Great on October 16, 1939.

Mother Clarissa Riehl, O.S.B., was a member of Monastery Immaculate Conception, Ferdinand, Indiana.

Visitations have been held at different intervals since 1938. See "Finding Aids" for visitation years and folders containing reports.

General Chapters have met at different intervals since 1938. Delegates to the chapters have always included the prioress from each monastery. Methods for choosing delegates have changed throughout the years.

This certificate was given to Esther Schepers, sister of Sister Anna Mae Schepers, for passing all requirements of the Progressive Series of Piano Lessons.

The Sisers of St. Benedict, Monastery Immaculate Conception, Ferdinand, Indiana, vocations department runs ads in these directories.

Letter, German with translation, Rome, 1934

Archduke Markus Habsburg, great, great, grand nephew of Emperor Ferdinand I for whom Father Joseph Kundek named the town of Ferdinand, visited Ferdinand and the monastery on June 21, 2003.

The materials in this file explain the process by which the monastery received the refund.

Eberhard Reichmann, Austrian-Born scholar, spent many years in German-American studies in Indiana. Eberhard translated, with his wife Ruth, the monastery's old German documents.

handwritten pages in German; typed pages of German translated to English.

KLOSTERLICHE BRAUCHE appears only in Copy 3 (black binding) of ANWENDUNG. A copy of the original was not made for this file to avoid handling the original.

typed pages

typed pages and copied pages of original documents

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

50th Anniversary book, related materials, Jasper, 2001 to present, minutes and notes from meetings between Sisters of St. Benedict, Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center, and members of Little Company of Mary

The Teen Challenge program was established by Marian Heights Academy to test the social studies knowledge of area seventh and eighth grade students in annual competition.

Directives, explanations, practices, Ferdinand, 2005 to present.

In 2ND STORIES, John Bower, a hoosier photographer explores what's upstairs, on top, and overhead. This copy of the book was sent to Sister Carlita Koch, O.S.B., who hosted the Bowers when they visited the monastery.

The "Power of Prayer" program was designed to spread interest in persons lighting candles on Grotto Hill for prayer intentions. The mailing piece contains an explanation of the program, an enrollment card, a prayer partner form, and a special prayer.

The sanctuary screen was handcarved and finished in quarter sawed oak by the xylographers from the firm of Anton Lange of Oberammergau, Bavaria, Germany in 1928, four years after the dedication of the monastery church.

The marble for the restored church (flooring, altar, ambo) came from Italy, with the exception of the tabernacle stand, which came from China.

These booklets were designed by American City Bureau consultants for campaign purposes. See "Finding Aids" for titles.

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

Reflected in the crypt collections are the uses of the crypt from its construction through its restoration in 2006.

These vocation events are for youth to help them become acquainted with the Ferdinand Benedictines and various aspects of monastic life.

The Church Rededication Committee planned all the rededication events for late summer, early fall, 2005.

Liturgy program, schedule poster, email, intercessions, Ferdinand, July 2006

Sisters Rita Sebastain, Hilda Godecker, Carla Mitchell, and Bernice Kavanaugh celebrated their 100th birthday. Their life statistics and vow in "Finding Aids." Each centenarian lived beyond her 100th birthday.

Sister Jane Will, O.S.B., served as chairperson of this task force.

Sister Mary Frances Schafer, as chairperson of the Planning Committee, directed the designing of a new five-year strategic plan. Annual updates to the plan are also in this folder. (contained in 2 boxes)

This booklet was designed and published by the monastery communication staff. Photographer Bill Sheets of Louisville, Kentucky, took many of the photographs. Some photos were acquired from the monastery archives.

These plaques give recognition to academy classes which gave class contributions to the school.

SOMMERFRUCHTE was written by one (perhaps two) unidentified Ferdinand Benedictines. The English translation was done by Eberhard Reichmann and Ruth Reichmann, friends of the Ferdinand sisters.

The Vocation Workshop (Vocations Workshop) Program was placed under the Spirituality Ministry Umbrella in late 2007.

This report was presented to the community and others Sisters of St. Benedict affiliate groups.

Sister Helen Maurer and Sister Theresita Schenk were members of the I.F.M.C.

The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana, initiated their web site, <thedome.org>, in late 1996. The website was remodeled and grew significantly during the period covered in this file. Also, For Heaven's Sake gift shop (now Monastery Gift Shop) expanded its online catalog, ordering and shipping.

News releases, photographs, script, schedule, Ferdinand, Other Places, 2001, 2002

Marian Heights Academy was closed in 2000. The administration at the time was Sister Mary Austin Blank, O.S.B., president, and Sister Tess Duenas, O.S.B., principal. Sister Joella Kidwell was prioress of Monastery Immaculate Conception.

Frank Ford was the contractor's superintendent of construction for the monastery church. The contractor was Realm Construction Co., Inc, Louisville, Kentucky

The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana, were one of two women's religious communities featured on "Nightline" with Ted Koppel on November 28, 2000. Sister Rose Mary Rexing, O.S.B. was Director of Vocations at the time.

This file contains copies of occasional policies issued from the business department affecting the community or persons within the community. These policies are not published in the ADMINISTRATIVE HANDBOOK.

Connie Nass, Chairperson of the Indiana Lincoln Bicentennial Committee gifted the Sisters of St. Benedict with two "President Lincoln Lilac" trees/bushes in 2009. Sister Kathryn Huber received the trees for the sisters.

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.

This is an introductory presentation for the church restoration fundraising campaign.

Eberhard Reichmann and Ruth Reichmann were paid though an Indiana Heritage Research Grant 01 - 3012

Susan Hellauer's education and experiences are presented on the promotional flyer.

Sister Jeana Visel, O.S.B., was the first person to participate in this rite, October 10, 2010.

The Sisters' Concert Choir began concerts at the Christkindlmarkt in 2002 under the direction of Sister Michelle Mohr, O.S.B. The concert choir has also performed at the opening of the Christmas season at West Baden Springs Hotel in French Lick.

Mission Advancement raises funds to support monastery incomes. In 2011-2012 Sister Barbara Lynn Schmitz directed Mission Advancement activities.