Community leadership--Religious aspects

This file contains general chapter records documenting community leadership and religious aspects, related to the archival genre of women religious, as part of "Virginity in Community, vol. 2.".

This file contains general chapter records documenting community leadership and religious aspects, related to the archival genre of women religious, as part of "Virginity in Community, vol. 3.".

This file contains general chapter records related to virginity in community, focusing on community leadership and its religious aspects, and is associated with the archival genre of women religious.

This file contains records from the general chapter documenting discussions and decisions regarding virginity within the community, with particular attention to community leadership and its religious aspects, as part of the Women Religious Archival Genre.

This folder contains documents related to two Servite Sisters who were on staff at the Spirituality Center in Merrill, Wisconsin, dating from 1981.

This folder contains correspondence related to insurance benefits for two sisters engaged in pastoral work at Immaculate Conception Parish in New Richmond, Wisconsin, during the years 1982 to 1984.

This folder contains documents related to Sister Mary Alice Willems, OSM, who served as parish director at St. Louis Parish in Superior, Wisconsin, from 1985 to 1989. Included are appointment letters from the bishop, contractual agreements, correspondence, newspaper articles, and records pertaining to the closing of the parish.

This folder contains photographs and a story documenting a 1992 celebration in Detroit, MI, where eight sisters attended to show solidarity with Native Americans.

This folder contains photographs, reports, and newspaper articles documenting the participation of two sisters in the Pastors for Peace caravan to El Salvador in 1993. It includes personal memories, eyewitness accounts, and media coverage of their efforts to deliver material aid during that year.

This folder contains reports and documentation related to the participation of four sisters in the demonstration to close the School of the Americas in 1999, as well as records of two sisters' involvement in the 2001 demonstration at Fort Benning, GA.