Box 10.1.11 (original)

The folder contains a review of "A Man Called Ove" by Fredrik Backman, authored by Theresa Sandok, published in the LCWR Update in March 2019.

The folder contains a reflection by Theresa Sandok titled "July 10," from her work *Changing the Face of the Mountain: Daily Reflections on Visioning for the Future*, edited by Ann Marie Sanders, published in 2006 by the Leadership Conference of Women Religious.

The folder contains a homily titled "The Challenging Mission of Servite Life" by Theresa Sandok, delivered at the Servite National Conference during the 750th Anniversary of the Servite Order in Romeoville, IL, from June 13 to June 17, 1983.

The folder contains an article titled "Creative Receptivity: Waiting Together for We Know Not What" by Theresa Sandok, published in the Occasional Papers of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious in Summer 2015, spanning pages 3 to 5.

The folder contains the meeting program related to Theresa Sandok's presentation on "Culture and Religion in Contemporary Philosophy: The Lublin School" from 1986.

The folder contains the article "Hearing Our Hearts Vision" by Theresa Sandok, published in the Occasional Papers of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, volume 43, issue 1, Winter 2014, page 27.

The folder contains an interview titled "Merton's Path," conducted by Krzysztof Bielawski and Lukasz Tischner with Theresa Sandok and Paul Pearson. The interview explores the spiritual journey and philosophical insights of Thomas Merton, providing in-depth perspectives on his life's work and influence. Translated by Theresa Sandok, the interview was published in Znak, volume 54, issue 4, in 2003, spanning pages 144 to 154.

The folder contains an interview with Theresa Sandok titled "Merton Was Never Silent," conducted by Katarzyna Surowiec and translated by Theresa Sandok. The interview was published in the Holy Spirit Church Bulletin in Lublin, Poland, in October 2002, and includes an abridged version from Miesięcznik Spojrzenia, November 2002. The interview was held in Lublin prior to the first Merton Conference in Poland at the Catholic University of Lublin, which took place from October 24 to 27, 2002.

The folder contains an interview transcript titled "A Showdown Between Catholic Sisters and Bishops in the U.S. Is Shaking Up the Church Establishment," conducted by Alicia von Stamwitz with Theresa Sandok, published in the United Church Observer in December 2012.

The folder contains a recording of Theresa Sandok's "Polka Mass," performed at SS. Peter and Paul Church in Weyerhaeuser, WI, during the summer of 1978. The work features English texts and arrangements by Theresa Sandok, set to traditional Polish folk tunes, capturing the lively and cultural spirit of the event.