Convents--Indiana Women--Religious life--Indiana

This item contains a twenty-fifth jubilee card from Lengerich, featuring an image of Mary and Baby Jesus surrounded by flowers and edged in silver paper, related to the religious life of women in Indiana convents.

This item includes a view of the Archbishop John F. Noll Memorial Chapel and Holy Family Health Care Center at Victory Noll, the Mother House of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters in Huntington, Indiana, highlighting aspects of Catholic monasticism and religious life for women in Indiana.

This item contains a view of the Chapel of the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, related to monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.

This item includes a crocheted hot pad featuring concentric circles in green, orange, red, and purple, created by Sister Margaret Urhausen, associated with convent life in Indiana.

This item includes a view of the driveway at the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, associated with monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.

This item includes a view of the entrance patio of the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, with additional subjects relating to monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.

This item includes a photograph of Father John Joseph Sigstein and relates to monasticism and religious orders for women in Indiana, with a focus on convents and women's religious life.

This item includes a front view of the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, associated with monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.

This item includes four greeting cards created by Sister Ruth: an Easter card, a Christmas card, an anniversary card, and a jubilee card, reflecting aspects of religious life in Indiana convents.

This item includes a view of the Grotto of the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, with additional subjects relating to monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.