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This file contains the chronicles of the Sisters activities at 547 Brock Street and details the establishment of the house, the services offered there, the activities of the Sisters living here such as their education, various ministries, and social activities. There is also a news clipping about Sister Ann Macdonald and the chaplains at St. Clair College.

This file contains a small section of the annals from the Sisters' residence at 547 Brock Street Windsor and documents the establishment of the house, the services offered there, the activities of the Sisters living here such as their education, various ministries, and social activities.

This file contains the annals and historical summaries of 547 Brock Street, Windsor, which became the Home for Women in Need and the Adult Spirituality Centre. The records document the establishment of the house, the services offered there, the activities of the Sisters living here such as their education, various ministries, and social activities. There is also correspondence, a pamphlet, and a historical summary about the Adult Spirituality Centre.

24 photographs of medical staff and patients; appears to be mostly shots of procedures around ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) and eyes.

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 series contains the annals and photographs of the vocation house at 68 Bond Street South, Hamilton of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Hamilton, Ontario. The house was established as a small community house where Sisters resided with the focus on vocation ministry to support the Congregation.

This file contains articles about the Sisters' foster home, photographs of the house and children, and annals recounting the activities at the foster home. There are also funeral cards and a memorial letter for the three children who passed while living at 7770 St. Rose Avenue.