Religious literature--Publishing

The folder contains a reflection by Theresa Sandok titled "They Have Torn Our Heart, but We Won't Give Up the Spirit," published in Bellarmine Magazine in Spring 1985. It documents her experiences and observations during her trip to Poland in December 1984, offering insights into life under the Communist regime and the resilience of the Polish people.

The folder contains two copies of the English and Polish offprints of Theresa Sandok's article "Thomas Merton’s Contemplative Vision," published in 2003. It also includes a copy of the conference program in both English and Polish.

The folder contains a recording of Theresa Sandok's three homilies titled "Mary's Fiat and Ours," "Fools and Scoundrels," and "A Strange Sort of Consolation," which were aired during the week of May 9, 1977, on the Chapel of the Air program broadcasted on KMSP TV, Channel 9, in Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN.

The folder contains a scholarly article titled "Thinking in Values" by Józef Tischner, translated into English by Theresa Sandok. It includes the original Polish version "Myślenie według wartości" published by Znak in 2002, covering pages 477–493, and the English translation published in the Tischner Institute Journal of Philosophy in 2008, pages 47–59. The document explores Tischner's insights on agathology and the role of values in philosophical thinking.

The folder contains images of the Visitation featuring various versions of Magnificat music composed by Theresa Sandok, with no copyrights for the images or music.

The folder contains the publisher's announcement of the book "Wojtyła: Person and Community" by Theresa Sandok, published in 1993 as part of the Catholic Thought From Lublin series by Peter Lang. It also includes notes on the book's review by Michael Novak in Crisis (March 1994, pp. 7–8), along with subsequent issues of Crisis that published excerpts from the book.

The folder contains a paperback edition of "Wojtyła: Person and Community," authored by Theresa Sandok and based on selected essays by Karol Wojtyła (Pope John Paul II). Published in 2008 by Peter Lang, this volume explores themes of personhood and community within Catholic thought, drawing from Wojtyła's influential writings.

The folder contains a copy of "…And Amend My Life": Progress for Religious Through Confession by Bernard Sause, published in 1955 by Grail in St. Meinrad, IN.

The folder contains a copy of "The Sister in Charge: Practical Advice for the Direction, Care and Governance of Sisters and on Their Mutual Relationship for All Those in Authority" by Max Schmid, translated by Norman F. Speicher, published in 1931 by Benziger.