Religions—Relations

The folder contains articles from various newspapers and newsletters spanning from 1983 to 2019, focusing on the Secular Servites in Ladysmith and their dedication to St. Juliana.

The folder contains the minutes of meetings held by the Secular Servites - Ladysmith: St. Juliana from 1963 to 1969, along with a list of community members active during this period.

The folder contains agendas and minutes from the monthly community meetings held between 2018 and 2021. It also includes correspondence related to the organizations that received donations from the community during this period.

The folder contains a yearly list of members and addresses for the Secular Servites - Ladysmith: St. Juliana from 1990 to 1996.

The folder contains group photos of the Secular Servites in Ladysmith, capturing moments of community gatherings and celebrations from 1984 to 2021. It also includes photos of individuals making promises, highlighting their commitment and spiritual dedication over the years. Additionally, there are individual portraits of members, showcasing their personal devotion and participation within the Secular Servite community.

The folder contains documentation and detailed descriptions of the Rite of Admission and the Rite of Promise performed by Secular Servites in Ladysmith, dedicated to St. Juliana, spanning the years 1984 to 2015.

The folder contains correspondence between Sister Cecilia Fandel, OSM, members of the Ladysmith Leadership Team, and Father Vidal Martinez, OSM regarding a group of five Secular Servite members in Lakeview, Oregon, who were previously guided by the Servite Friars, dating from 2001 to 2003.

The folder contains a letter from Sister Cecilia Fandel, OSM, addressed to two bishops in Illinois, discussing the Secular Servite communities within their dioceses, dated 1997.

The folder contains reports and letters to sisters from 1985, 1986, and 2003 concerning Secular Servite communities, providing updates and insights into their activities and developments during these years.

The folder contains requests from women seeking to become Secular Servites, including application letters and documentation of their Rite of Admission and Promise. It also holds photographs related to these ceremonies and events. Additionally, the folder includes correspondence from former members of the group addressed to Sister Anita Swansen, OSM, dating from 2003 to 2015, reflecting their ongoing connection and experiences within the community.