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The Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters Collection contains the archives and records of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters and their missions and ministries in the United States since their founding in 1922, and in Bolivia from 1967 to 2008. The Collection includes information about the Catechists/Sisters who were working with the Latino community in the United States, catechists, social workers, and social activists up to the present.

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The Ladysmith Servite Sisters (Sister Servants of Mary) Collection contains the archives and records of the Servants of Mary (Servite Sisters) since their 1912 arrival in Ladysmith, Wisconsin, and their missions and ministries in the United States. The Servite Sisters were active in the Diocese of Superior, authors, poets, scholars, social activists, parish directors, and pastoral associates.

Scope and Contents The collection if the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary contain materials dated from the founding of the BVMs in 1833 to the present day. Holdings include personal files of more than 2500 deceased sisters, files for more than 200 missions (primarily elementary and high schools) in 21 states and three foreign countries, manuscripts, photographs, audio‐visual materials, books, paintings, musical scores and artifacts.BVM's special interests contain materials covering:...

Scope and Contents The Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross Collection contains the archive and records of the Sisters of Mercy of the Holy Cross since 1912 arrival in the United States from Ingenbohl, Switzerland, and their ministries in the U.S.Special Interests include: atechetical outreach (CCD) to the black community in southern Louisiana and the small parishes in northern Wisconsin, religious education teacher training, nursing education, pastoral care, prison ministry, parish ministry,...

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The Sisters of Saint Agnes Collection contains the records of the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes since its founding in 1858, and the sisters’ missions and ministries in the United States, Nicaragua, Honduras, Ecuador and Russia (Siberia).

Scope and Contents The Sisters of Saint Casimir Collection contains the archives and records of the Sisters of St. Casimir since 1907, including ministries and missions in the United States, Argentina, and a strong connection with Lithuania. The collection also includes Mother Maria's cause for sainthood: In 2010, the Congregation of Saints in Rome proclaimed Mothe Maria Kaupas “Venerable Servant of God.” Sisters of St. Casimir remain active in social justice in the southwest side of Chicago. Several of the...

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The Sisters of Saint Francis of the Holy Cross Collection contains the archives and records of the Sisters of Saint Francis of the Holy Cross since their founding in 1868 and their missions and ministries in the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin, the United States, British Columbia, Canada and Nicaragua.

Scope and Contents The Sisters of the Divine Savior Collection contains the archives and records of the Sisters of the Divine Savior (Salvatorians), an international Congregation founded in 1888 and headquartered in Rome, whose Sisters have ministered in 27 countries scattered over five continents. The archives and records begin with the Sisters’ arrival in the United States in 1896 and document their lives and ministries beginning in Wisconsin, then growing and spreading to many other states in the country,...

Scope and Contents The Sisters of the Holy Cross Collection contains the archives and records of the Sisters of the Holy Cross since 1843 arrival in United States and their missions and ministries in the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Uganda, Ghana, Bangladesh and India.Special Interests include materials documenting the Sisters involvement with the American Civil War and Spanish‐American War as nurses; World War II POWs; and founders, authors, poets, artists, refugee camp workers and social activists...

Scope and Contents The Sisters of the Most Precious Blood contains the documents, records and other materials dating from our 1845 foundation in Steinerberg, Switzerland and subsequent 1870 foundation in the United States in Piopolis, Illinois. The archives holds materials that reflect our history, our ministries, the spirit of our congregation, and our charism of reconciliation through 2024. The Collection also includes materials related to the mission and ministry to the English-speaking schools founded in...