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This 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."

This book is the published dissertation of Sister Thomas Johnnemann.

Sister Miriam Schultheis, O.S.B., founded the Benet Learning Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. A GUIDEBOOK is autographed.

This book gives the life of Reverend Richard Voight who died in September, 1973. He was a pupil and friend of Sister Mary Sharon.

This is an activities book for constructing string designs or polygons and polyhedra for grades 6 to 10.

Sister Jane Becher, O.S.B., a Ferdinand Benedictine, presents a model for reshaping religious and challenges Benedictines to make some hard decisions. She offers a model for future planning.

The MINE MAGAZINE, edited for a number of years by Sist er Mary Charlotte, O.S.B., from Ferdinand, was used for religion instruction

Ferdinand Benedictines contributed articles to THE GRAIL for the "Children's Corner." The academy carried ads in several issues.

Hardback, 330 pages, illustrated

A poem, "Hospitality" (page 88) and the biography of Sister Bertilla Burger, O.S.B., (page 560) are published in this book.

A poem, "Joy" (page 60) was composed by Sister Carla Mitchell, O.S.B. of Ferdinand.

A poem, "Precious Senses" (page 39) was composed by Sister Carla Mitchell, O.S.B., of Ferdinand.

This book records the life and deeds of Simon Brute, first bishop of Vincennes. Two copies are in archives, Section 8, one copy is in the Rare Books Collection in Religion, Section 7. Others are shelved in Room 14.

Sister Fridian Peters was Vice-president and Dean of Studies of St. Francis College, in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

This book was compiled by Sister Mary Damian Maurer, home economics and German teacher.

This brief history was written at the request of Patricia A. Hodges, RSM, Executive Secretary of ACWR.

Pamphlet, 4 pages, 3 copies

This is a biography of Emory Aaron Richardson, poet laureate of Indiana. The file also contains several booklets of poems by Big Rich.

This book contains a poem by Sister Bertilla Burger, O.S.B., on page 19, "Journey with Bells."

This is "A Survey of the Schools 1702-1925," "An Essay Dedicated to the Children of Our Catholic Schools in the State of Indiana."

This book is part of a larger work, Simon Brute de Remur, The First Bishop of Vincennes - see accession #322.

Sister Victoria Pohl contributed Part 3, Activity 13. "Visualizing Three Dimensions by Constructing Polyhedra., pp. 144-154

Computer copied script, photos

This informal booklet is made up of warm anecdotes about deceased sisters of the monastery.

This little booklet, DAILY BREAD FOR THE LITTLE ONES, is written in German. A Ferdinand Benedictine seems to have been the author.

The MINE MAGAZINE, edited for a number of years by Sister Mary Charlotte, O.S.B., from Ferdinand, was used for religion instruction.

Sister Bertilla, O.S.B., (1907-1994) was a Ferdinand Benedictine teacher, artist, and poet.

Book, photo negatives, original with markups

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 Rose Mary Rexing, O.S.B., of Ferdinand, wrote two of these articles while vocations director. Articles by Sister Anita Lowe, O.S.B., appear in the other issures.

This book is the published dissertation of Sister Assunta Highbaugh

Mary Kenneth Scheessele O.S.B., a Ferdinand Benedictine, archivist and historian, collaborated with Annemarie Springer on this article.

Magazine, 48 pages, Indianapolis