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Sister Gerardine to Rev. Mother Prioress re: Father General's visit.

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From Mother Maria thanking for hospitality at the Baltimore Carmel.

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Sister Mary Elizabeth to Rev Mother Prioress re: Alhambra's first foundation to Sacramento and request for a picure of Baltimore Carmel.

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Sister Teresa Margaret writes re: St Louis Meeting, 1965.

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Roger thanks Mo. Seraphim for prayers for repose of the soul of Eugene Harrigan, fromer student of his.

Scope and Contents Comments on her serious illness in 1825-1826; his concern over Barbara's death; states that poor Carmel is in "crucible of affliction". In5/8/1826, Fenwick recounts the circumstance of the vow which C. Neale made, while dying. Although Fenwick thought it was a "conditional vow' which he wanted monastery to make for his recovery, Neale disagreed. He intended that the monastery would give $30 annually forever to be spent on clothing some poor child--this vow for his recovery. He didn't wish it...

Scope and Contents Fenwick thanks S.Stanislaus for stockings.."prettiest and finest that were ever seen in Yankee land" and "deemed so by Yankee judges, too." And also "sweetest grapes" from Reverend Mother. Mentions trip to Canada; ...with Bishop Janson (?) who came to Burlington, Vt. for dedication of new church. Stations in Canada are planted(?); 5 Bishops, plus us two, 57 priests, 1 Jesuit (his brother George), 25,000 persons present. Janson preached in French. Speaks of Orphans Fair, hopes to receive...

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A series of notes from Sister Mary Roman.

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A congratulatory note on Constance FitzGerald 's election as prioress.

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Includes circular letters and a card order.

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Letters announcing and detailing the move from Williston to Barre.

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Personal letters to Rev. Mother Prioress.

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Letters and notes re: the St. Louis meeting proposal; the "postponed Washington meeting."

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Correspondence from Sister Angela "Answers to questions regarding Monastery in Barrington" and accompanying letter to Rev. Mother.

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Includes letters from Mary of the Incarnation, Jeannine Rouleau.

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Includes the first letter from the Newport monastery, a postcard of the Barrington monastery, and a letter about the move to Barrington and the sealing of the enclosure.

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Letters from Sister Vilma to Mother Mary Magdalen re: federation.

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Includes letters from Angela of the Passion, Margaret, Marilyn Von Walder.

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Three letters with news of Carmel.

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Two letters from Mother Aloysius.

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A letter from Mother Aloysius re: ceremonial books and recalling Mother Seraphim and two others she remembers from Baltimore.

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A series of letters from Mother Bernadette (Anita Schuman) to Mother Mary Magdalen Brunck re: renewal and Federation.

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Personal letters from the nuns.

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From Thomas S. Lee, Rector of the cathedral, re: indulgences attached to crucifix brought from Jerusalem and blessed by Leo XIII.

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Permission for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction on the Feast of the Sacred heart, First Friday, and the Fridays of JUne by James Gibbons. Includes promises made to Margaret Mary in favor of those who practice devotion to the Sacred Heart.

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M. Aloysius to M. Mary Magdalen re: interaction of novices and Carmel professed, including Rev. Mother. Notes on Same.

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A letter from Sister Aloysius re: the visit of Father General.

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A letter from Sister Mary Martina thanking for gifts for the Iceland mission.

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A series of letters from the Boston Carmel to Baltimore.

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A series of letters from the Brooklyn Carmel.