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Women--Religious life--Indiana Newsletters

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 430 Collections and/or Records:

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 1, December, 1929

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_59_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter highlighting the scenic beauty of Victory-Noll, the dedication of catechists, and the ongoing mission of the Society of Missionary Catechists to educate and serve children and communities in need, with an emphasis on the importance of donations and prayers for their work in Indiana.

Dates: December, 1929

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 3, February, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_60_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter highlighting the Society of Missionary Catechists' promotion of the Liturgical Revival, their focus on ritual prayer and liturgical services, the establishment of Christian schools with quality facilities, and the importance of education and prayer in their mission among women religious in Indiana.

Dates: February, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 4, March, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_61_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter highlighting the charitable activities of women religious in Indiana during the Christmas season, including donations to the poor, support for missions, and community fundraising efforts.

Dates: March, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 5, April, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_62_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 5, focusing on lay participation in missionary work, the role of Catechists in remote areas, and Pope Pius XI's call for Catholic Action among the laity, with particular attention to women religious life in Indiana.

Dates: April, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 6, May, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_63_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter highlighting the dedication of catechists serving neglected children and poor communities, featuring their missionary work in places like the San Joaquin Valley and the Azores, their devotion to the Mother of God, and their preparation through musical training at Victory-Noll.

Dates: May, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 7, June, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_64_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, focusing on perseverance, devotion to Mary, and catechism education, with particular attention to the role of native catechists at Victory-Mount in the Southwest.

Dates: June, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 8, July, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_65_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, highlighting the compassionate work and unselfish devotion of women religious in Indiana Harbor and other areas, as they provide spiritual and material aid to impoverished communities through prayer, healing, and support.

Dates: July, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 9, August, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_66_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter issue of The Missionary Catechist, volume 6, number 9, highlighting the appeal for Catholic young women to become Missionary Catechists in the Southwest, with emphasis on the spiritual and adventurous aspects of serving impoverished and overlooked communities.

Dates: August, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 10, September, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_67_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains an issue of The Missionary Catechist, highlighting the dedication and practices of Missionary Catechists in Indiana, including community prayers, social service, bedside nursing, spiritual training, and monthly prayer days.

Dates: September, 1930

The Missionary Catechist 6 Number 11, October, 1930

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Identifier: HARC_010_7_1_1_68_0000
Scope and Contents

This file contains a newsletter highlighting the lack of medical services for Catholic communities in the Southwest, the importance of missionary devotion and sacrifice, the explanation of the Rosary to the poor, the value of religious education, challenges in missionary work, and the significance of prayer for souls in purgatory, with a focus on women religious life in Indiana.

Dates: October, 1930