Women--Religious life--Indiana Newsletters
Found in 430 Collections and/or Records:
The Missionary Catechist 39 Number 7, June, 1963
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, volume 39, number 7, which highlights the reverence for Our Lady of Victory, the dedication of the Sisters at Victory Noll, and the adaptation of religious education to local contexts; it also commemorates Reverend John Joseph Sigstein and emphasizes the spiritual mission and social work of the Missionary Sisters in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 39 Number 8, September, 1963
This file contains an issue of The Missionary Catechist (vol. 39, no. 8) highlighting the importance of simplicity in religious education for women religious in Indiana, emphasizing the need for Catholic schools to focus on the Gospel's core message amid technological complexity.
The Missionary Catechist 39 Number 9, October, 1963
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the dedication of women religious in Indiana, featuring Sister Marie's missionary work, Sister Noreen's census activities, and Barbara Plante's contributions to sacramental preparation and religious education within the community.
The Missionary Catechist 39 Number 10, November, 1963
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, volume 39, number 10, featuring articles on religious education initiatives such as TV classes for children, the study of the Holy Father's social teachings, and the activities of the Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 1, December, 1963
This file contains a newsletter produced by the Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters, highlighting high school students' participation in Mass and parish activities, preparations for Holy Week and Children's Mass, liturgical education, and a new album by the Religious of Jesus and Mary, with a focus on religious education and social work among women religious in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 2, February, 1964
This file contains a newsletter from The Missionary Catechist, Volume 40, Number 2, which provides updates from Victory Noll, discusses the closure of the community room until Christmas Eve, explores methods for involving high school students in CCD work, announces the shift to a bi-monthly publication schedule, and highlights the magazine's educational mission and Church approval.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 3, April, 1964
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 3, highlighting monthly prayer for vocations, the use of seasonal images and prayers, religious education, social work by Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters, teaching strategies, promoting vocations, and preparation for First Communion among women religious in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 4, June, 1964
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, highlighting the involvement of James Sfarnas, Catholic Charities, and Victory Missionary Sisters, with emphasis on a symbolic painting and contributions from Sister Teresita, Sister Mary Jonathan, and Sister Mary Gabrielle. It discusses ecclesiastical approval, religious themes, community activities at Victory Noll, and features reflections on prayer, faith, and the ongoing message conveyed through art and communication.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 5, August, 1964
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, highlighting Sister Mary Patrick and her students praying at the New Mexico State School for the Deaf, and documenting the Missionary Sisters' religious education outreach to thousands of public school children and adult CCD teachers, as well as their work in vacation schools and First Communion celebrations.
The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 6, October, 1964
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist 40 Number 6, which explores the significance of the sign of the cross, the anointing of Aaron, and the use of symbols in Christian life, while emphasizing religious education, visual aids, and the mission of the Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters in Indiana.
