Photographs, biographical data and related materials, Ferdinand

This celebration was held at the end of Sister Kathryn Huber's second term The group was known as the Administrative Team.

Sister Mary Martin Buckman, O.S.B., was first prioress of Queen of Peace Monastery (1961-1967). She died on November 6, 1985, and is buried in St. Ann's Cemetery in Belcourt, North Dakota.

Discernment for the election of the prioress in 1985 began during these community days. These cassettes include AC0406, AC0407, AC0408, AC0409, AC0410, AC0411, AC0412, AC0413, AC0414.

This lease was signed by Mother Clarissa Riehl, prioress.

Papers on the Election Process: Introduction, Direction Setting, Discernment Process, Rituals/Images/Scripture/Music, Handout/Forms, Glossary of Terms, Bibliography

Sister Mary Walter Goebel, O.S.B., was elected for a second term in 1985. These cassettes include AC0365, AC0366, AC0367, AC0368, AC0369, AC0370, AC0371, AC0372, AC0373.

Sister Kathryn Huber from Monastery Immaculate Conception in Ferdinand was elected Federation president.

Hardback book, handwritten, typed lists.

typed pages and copied pages of original documents

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

These are installation and blessing of the prioresses programs only. See also "Prioress Election" folders which are in chronological order.

Dale Helmerich's program was titled "Life Today: Live It With Purpose."

Sister Joella Kidwell is the eleventh prioress of the Monastery Immaculate Conception. She was elected in 1998.

Correspondence, photograph album, prayerbooks, biographical data and related materials, Ferdinand

Letter, German with translation, Rome, 1934

These typed documents are signed by Mother Seraphine Kordes, prioress, John E. McFall, Notary; and L. C. Blessinger, Recorder. They are located in the Recorder's Office of Dubois County.

Typed copies on loose-leaf binder paper, 88 pages

Copies of photographs, Ferdinand, 1938

Photographs, pamphlets, biographical data and related materials; Ferdinand, Covington

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

Sister Kathryn Huber was elected Federation president during the 1999 General Chapter. She followed Sister Ruth Fox of Richardton.

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1872-1949

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1955

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1961

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1967

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1973

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1977

Julia Hunhoff, Federation President, presided. These cassettes include AC0450, AC0451, AC0452.

Looseleaf folder, first-sort materials, yearly divisions, 1980-1993

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1981

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1985

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 1989

Discernment process, schedules, procedures, programs, Ferdinand, 1993

Schedules, task force minutes, discernment and election procedures, installation procedures, liturgies, Ferdinand, 1998.

Schedules, discernment/election procedures, liturgies, and minutes of Election board.

Procedures for discernment/election of a new prioress, Ferdinand 2012-2013, actual election process.

Agendas, schedules, procedures, histories, Ferdinand, 2019

Guidelines for discernment of election and installation for prioress 2018-2019.

Sister Mary Walter Goebel was elected for her first term on February 21, 1981. These cassettes include AC0360, AC0361.

On these tapes are Morning Praise, the installation Mass, and Evening Praise. These cassettes include AC0675, AC0676.

Ferdinand prioresses' names and the dates of their elections, years of leadership, photographs, 1867 to present

Photographs, correspondences, prayer books, biographical data, other related materials, Ferdinand

Sister Carlita Koch, O.S.B., was prioress took leadership in trying to negotiate fair salaries for sisters. The Sisters of Providence and the Senate of Religious Women in the Evansville Diocese were also closely involved with this effort.

Sister Mary Daniel Schlomer, O.S.B., was third prioress of Queen of Peace Monastery (1977 - 1981). She died on March 21, 1985, and is buried in St. Ann's Cemetery, Belcourt, North Dakota.

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.

letters, photos, certificates, rosary

handwritten copy in German, typed copy in German; handwritten copy translated into English, typed copy translated into English; another typed translation (2 8.5x11 pages)

Photographs, biographical data and related materials, Ferdinand