Women--Religious life--Indiana Newsletters
Found in 430 Collections and/or Records:
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 3, February, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the call for Catholic young women to serve as Missionary Catechists in the southwestern United States, emphasizing religious instruction in underserved areas, spiritual growth, and the future of missions, with encouragement for service in both the U. S. and Mexico.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 4, March, 1929
This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, highlighting the dedication and diverse talents of women religious in Indiana, their joyful missionary service amid political challenges, and the importance of faith, hope, and love in humble settings such as mountain chapels and schools.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 5, April, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the dedication of women religious in Indiana, focusing on their missionary work, Marian devotion, and the importance of prayer, charity, and perseverance in serving remote communities.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 7, June, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the dedication of Missionary Catechists and religious communities such as the Company of Mary and the Daughters of Wisdom, focusing on their efforts in Christian service and social work in Santa Fe, and addressing the challenges posed by Protestant influence.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 8, July, 1929
This file contains an issue of The Missionary Catechist (Volume 5, Number 8), highlighting the importance of giving alms to support missions, encouraging contributions for mission efforts, and reporting on community events, missionary needs, and updates relevant to women religious in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 9, August, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the urgent need for greater support and organization within the Catholic Church in the Southwest, focusing on sustaining missionary efforts among catechists and addressing challenges posed by Protestant influence, with particular emphasis on prayer, almsgiving, and active participation to strengthen faith and support Catholic missions.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 10, September, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the role of dedicated women and Catholics in supporting missionary work through prayer, service, and financial contributions, emphasizing unity and devotion in aiding suffering communities in Indiana.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 11, October, 1929
This file contains a newsletter documenting missionary activities among women religious in Indiana, featuring reports on catechist investiture, religious instruction in schools, community events, and support for the Poor Soul's Bursar.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 12, November, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the challenges faced by Catholic mission schools in Indiana, including competition with well-funded Protestant schools, the impact of war, and appeals for contributions to support poor children and mission work, with a goal of enlisting 2,500 monthly donors.
The Missionary Catechist 5 Number 5[2], May, 1929
This file contains a newsletter highlighting the involvement of women religious in Indiana, focusing on missionary efforts among American Indians, including prayers, dedications to Mary, and the challenges faced in mission work.
