Community leadership--Religious aspects

This folder contains a news article and photographs documenting the list of sisters who ministered at San Xavier del Bac in Tucson, Arizona, from 1982 to 1995.

This file contains general chapter records documenting community leadership within women religious congregations, reflecting religious aspects and related archival material.

This file contains three copies of the Book of Customs and four copies of the Book of Directory, along with related material on the Women Religious Archival Genre, Congregational Leadership and Provincial Files, and Constitutions and rules, with a focus on community leadership in religious contexts.

This file contains records related to budget and finances within congregational leadership, including constitutions, rules, and materials documenting the religious aspects of community leadership among women religious.

This file contains chapter materials from 1974 to 1986 related to congregational leadership and constitutions and rules, with a focus on community leadership in religious contexts.

This folder contains the Partnership Agreement of six congregations of women religious in the Upper Midwest, established between 1990 and 1991. The document outlines the collaborative effort to invest assets collectively in socially responsible investments. It also includes records related to the dissolution of the program in 1991.

This sub-group contains records related to commissions and congregational leadership, documenting the religious aspects of community leadership within women religious communities.

This file contains records related to commissions and congregational leadership within women religious communities, focusing on religious aspects of community leadership.

This file contains records related to commissions and congregational leadership, documenting the religious aspects of community leadership among women religious.

This file contains records related to commissions and congregational leadership, focusing on women religious and community leadership within a religious context.