Box 10.1.5 (original)

The folder contains musical compositions by Pat D'Ercole, specifically "I Alone Know the Plans" and "Vowing to Each Other," from the collection "Song of the Servant." These works, published in 1988, are part of a compilation of musical pieces created by USA Servites. See also Michael P. Burns' notes in Box 10.2.1 for additional context.

The folder contains an unpublished manuscript titled "Let's Celebrate: A Book of Jewish Celebrations," authored by Helen Doremus in 1982. The document is 33 pages long and is stored in a blue binder. Helen Doremus, OSM, served as a minister at Misericordia Home in Chicago, providing care and support to persons with developmental disabilities from 1976 until her retirement in 2002.

The folder contains a master's thesis titled "Approaches to Beginning Reading" by Mary Dominica Effertz, completed in 1976 at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

The folder contains an article titled "The Border and Immigration: An Invitation to Posada" by Cecilia Fandel, published in the New Theology Review in 1999, spanning pages 32 to 42.

The folder contains a scholarly article titled "Communion Through Lived Expression of Servite Values" by Cecilia Fandel, published in Monte Senario in 2004.

The folder contains a copy of "The Dream Connection" by Cecilia Fandel, published in 1994 by the Servants of Mary. The book spans 78 pages and is part of a collection with two copies available.

The folder contains an interview with Sr. Cecilia Fandel conducted by Ricardo Rocori Lorenzon, published in the January/March 1998 issue of Bollettino di Formazione e Informazione delle Fraternità Secolari Italiane (No. 72). The document is available in both Italian and English.

The folder contains a detailed analysis of "The Lay Servant of Mary" by Cecilia Fandel, published in 1997 as part of the Third International Convention proceedings by UNIFAS.

The folder contains a collection of letters to the editor authored by Cecilia Fandel, published between 1983 and 2024, primarily addressing issues of social justice. Most of these letters appeared in the Ladysmith News from 2013 to 2024. Additionally, the folder includes some responses from other individuals to Cecilia Fandel's letters, reflecting ongoing dialogues on social issues.

The folder contains a practicum report titled "Meeting the Challenge: Consultant to a Community Organizer" authored by Cecilia Fandel. It was submitted in 1987 to the Faculty of the Graduate Program in Community and Organizational Development at Loyola University Chicago. The report spans 99 pages and is housed in a brown paper binder with prongs.