Women--Religious life--Indiana

Scope and Contents This issue of the Missionary Catechist highlights Sister Mary Patrick and her students praying the Our Father at the New Mexico State School for the Deaf. From Redlands, known as Queen of the Missions, the Missionary Sisters teach 5,078 public school children and 432 adult CCD teachers. The college students and children enjoyed a vacation school, and high school religion classes celebrated First Communion. The sisters focus on outreach to nearby communities, aiming to effectively teach...

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This issue of the Missionary Catechist discusses the significance of the sign of the cross, the anointing of Aaron, and the role of symbols in Christian living. It highlights the importance of religious education, including the use of visual aids like charts, and emphasizes the mission of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters in promoting faith and social work. The publication also covers topics such as the sacraments, the liturgical year, and spiritual renewal through baptism.

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"View of the towers of the Queen of Missions Convent from stage left in Redlands, California."

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"View of the towers of the Queen of Missions Convent from stage right in Redlands, California."

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This is a view from Park Drive of the construction of Our Lady of Victory Building of the Victory Noll Motherhouse in 1924.

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An uphill view from Park Drive of the construction of Our Lady of Victory building in Huntington, Indiana, in 1924.

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This is a view from Park Drive of the construction of Our Lady of Victory building at Victory Noll in Huntington, Indiana, in 1924.

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This is the upper floor of Our Lady of Victory building at Victory Noll in Huntington, Indiana, under construction in 1924. The dairy barn in the background is about where the Holy Family Health Care Center stands today.

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A view of the upper floors of Our Lady of Victory building under construction at the Victory Noll Motherhouse in Huntington, Indiana, in 1924.

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This is Victory Mount at Las Vegas, New Mexico,