Convents--Indiana Women--Religious life--Indiana
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Grotto of the Queen of Missions Convent, 1922-1929
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.
Inside Patio of the Queen of Missions Convent, 1922-1929
This item contains a view of the inside patio of the Queen of Missions Convent in Redlands, California, associated with monasticism and religious orders for women in the Catholic tradition.
Lace Work: Tablecloth, Patterns
This item includes four circular lace samples, each featuring a unique central design, created by Sister Guadalupe Vasquez and associated with convent life in Indiana.
Postcards, 1922-2013
This record-group contains postcards related to monasticism and religious orders for women in Indiana, with a focus on Catholic convents and women's religious life.
Sample Patterns Lace Work
This item contains five pieces of framed lace work created by Sister Guadalupe Vasquez, who contributed her crocheting to parish fundraisers in Indiana.
Side Patio of the Queen of Missions Convent, 1922-1929
This item includes a view of the side 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.
Sisters of the Holy Cross Vigil and Final Profession, part 1, 2011
Tatting - Butterflies and Flowers
This item contains a greeting card on blue cardstock depicting two blue butterflies on a gold branch with flowers, with the flowers and the butterflies' eyes tatted in gold thread.
Tatting - Butterflies and Flowers
This item contains a greeting card on blue cardstock depicting two blue butterflies on a gold branch with flowers, with the flowers and the butterflies' eyes tatted in gold thread.
Tatting - Various
This item includes three examples of tatting by Sister Rose Ann Kaiser, featuring a bookmark, a cross, and a Sacred Heart of Jesus, reflecting aspects of religious life in Indiana convents.
