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This file contains Sister Mary Margaret (Mary Assumpta) Talpas' summary of her and Sister Faith Anne Sherlock's activities in Toronto from 1990-2000. Sister Mary Margaret and Sister Faith Anne lived together in Toronto while Sister Mary Margaret worked as a judge with the Catholic Marriage Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Toronto and Sister Faith Anne taught at Regis College and worked with the Jesuit Mission Society. The account describes Sister Faith Anne's cancer diagnosis and death in 1997. There are also photographs of their time living together.

This file contains the annals of St. Anne's Convent. Topics include but are not limited to: foundation of Separate School Board, celebrations, holidays, music classes, opening of the Motherhouse, renovations, Sisters' social activities and ministries, St. Andrews's School, St. Theresa's School, and the closing of the convent.

This file contains the annals of St. Anne's Convent, a brochure for the sale of the property, and a list of Sisters who resided at the convent.

This subseries contains the annals recording the history of the Sisters' residence and ministry at 547 Brock Street, Windsor. This house was established to enable a deeper community commitment by having the Sisters here focus on a shared ministry and to provide a centre for prayer and revitalization. The Sisters moved into the house in 1980 and it served as a retreat centre. In 1988, the house turned into a group home for women who had experienced long-term psychiatric illness which operated until 1990. The house was then a Sisters' residence until 1995 when it was used for the Adult Spirituality Centre. The centre closed in 2001 and the building was sold.

This subseries contains the history of the Sisters' residence at Brighton Apartment Building at 350 Elliott Street where various Sisters resided while doing pastoral ministry at hospitals and Precious Blood Parish, assisting with the group home on Brock Street, serving at Downtown Mission Soup Kitchen, and assisting people experiencing homelessness.

This subseries contains the history of the Sisters' residence at 350 Empress Avenue. Sisters Ann MacDonald and Mabel St. Louis lived here for a short time while Sister Ann was chaplain at St. Thomas of Villanova Catholic Secondary School and Sister Mabel was pastoral minister in St. Vincent de Paul Parish.