This subseries contains a short history and autobiographical account on the activities conducted by Sister Patricia Hogan of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of London, Ontario from 1999 to June 28, 2007. Sister Patricia lived at the Proudfoot Lane Community Apartment in London. She documented her ministry serving as a board member and general secretary of the Canadian Federation Leadership Team. Sister Patricia recorded her work as the president of the Executive Committee from 2004 to 2006 and helped to establish the Federation Office for Systemic Justice. She also recorded serving as a council contact person for Sisters stationed in western missions at Nelson in British Columbia, and at Edmonton, Calgary, and Red Deer in Alberta. Sister Patricia wrote about her decision to act with a public voice to speak out on oppressive issues in the areas of child poverty, human trafficking, and awareness of water sustainability.
This series contains publications related to Sister Mary Anthony Hartleib’s paintings. There is a magazine article about Sister Mary Anthony’s artwork and documents from an art exhibit entitled “Doorways to Heaven.” The series includes textual records, photographs and coloured prints of paintings. There are also a prayer book, a book addressed to the Right Reverend Michael Francis Fallon, and one videocassette with a recording of a TVOntario program on Mount St. Joseph.
Series consists of a folder of drawings and an academic journal, which illustrates the history, lives, struggles and hopes of the Peruvian peoples in rural areas. All contents of this series are in Spanish.
Pamphlets, booklets, reports, programmes, newspapers, slideshow printout, etc. pertaining to St. Joseph's Hospital.
This series contains records related to the creation, publication, and distribution of Sister Margaret Ferris’s 1993 book, Compassioning: Basic Counselling Skills for Christian Care-Givers. In 2010, her book was translated and published in Chinese by Kuangchi Cultural Group. Present in this series are various drafts, a spread of the design for the book cover, a 1993 edition, and a 2010 Chinese edition of Compassioning: Basic Counselling Skills for Christian Care-Givers. There is correspondence with Wipf and Stock Publishers, Sheed & Ward, and Kuangchi Cultural Group concerning the rights, publication, and promotion of the book as well as the 2009 publishing agreement form. In celebration of the initial publication, the Sisters of St. Joseph hosted a book launching party at Medaille House Retreat and Program Centre in 1993. An invitation and a scrapbook with photographs of the celebration are present here. There is also an advertisement and mail order form for the book.
This series contains publications created by, or related to, St. Joseph's Hospital, London. These include pamphlets, booklets, reports, programmes, newspapers, slideshow printouts, magazines, and books.
This series contains various written material by Sister Marie Angela Aubert that was published; including poems, plays, articles, and reflections on her life and religious experiences. Her work was included in Fine Lines: 1997 Anthology and Fine Lines II: 1988 Anthology, published by London & Area Writers in London, Ontario. London & Area Writers was a group dedicated to supporting local writers. Both books include works from Sister Marie Angela Aubert and 23 other local writers. Sister Marie Angela’s work in Fine Lines: 1997 Anthology includes “My Gift,” “Why I Joined the Sisters of St. Joseph,” “Mother Lives Her Greatest Adventure,” “My Guardian Angel Saved My Life,” and “Jesus Heals a Leper.” Sister Marie Angela’s work in Fine Lines II: 1998 Anthology includes “A Bridge to Resurrection,” “My Taste of Wildwood’s Winter Wonder(?)land,” “Love Your Enemies,” and “A Woman of Great Faith.” Some of these works were previously published in Companion Magazine, Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart, and The Catholic Register (a weekly paper). Also included is Canadian Messenger of the Sacred Heart October 1995, Vol. 105, No. 9 featuring Sister Marie Angela Aubert’s “My Guardian Angel Saved My Life.” There are also clippings of her publications from various sources. This includes duplications of some of the previously listed works and “A Prayer for the Old Folks at the Personal Care,” “Experiment in Student Business Management, 1970” from The Journal of Business Education, and “Hospital life: Some Lighter Vignettes.”