SISTERS OF CHARITY, EMMITSBURG

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Article in the Catholic Review entitled: Address at Enshrining of Mother Seton's Remains, April 19, 1963. It was delivered by Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan at the Chapel of St. Joseph of the Sisters of Charity, Emmitsburg.

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Booklet: Celebration honoring the canonization of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Sept 14, 1975, Daughters of Charity, Saint Joseph's Provincial House, Emmitsburg, MD.

Scope and Contents Refers to last two years of M.Clare Joseph's life and her great suffering then, spitting blood, etc. Brute remember Mr. Seton's death...and her desire for prayers after her death. Expresses relief that property battle is over; and concern over height of his new building at Mount (4 or 5 stories). Friend, Fr. McElroy. Seems to suggest school.. for Port Tobacco neighborhood .."if for instance some help of education would be properly offered to it. Discusses spirituality of Carmel life. Both...

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Four newspaper articles on the Canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton including: The Sainthood of Elizabeth Ann Seton, in The Sun, Sept 14, 1975; The Beyond within Our Midst by William D. Borders, in the Sunday Sun, Sept 14, 1975; Pope canonizes Mother Seton as first American-born saint and 27.00 crowd into Emmitsburg, in The Sun, Sept 15, 1975.

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Dedication Book: Saint Joseph's Provincial House, Sisters of Charity, Emmitsburg, MD, 1965. Includes the floor plans.

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Brochure: The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann SEton, Emmitsburg, MD.