This series consists of records related to Sister Margaret Ferris’s teaching career, specifically concerning her involvement with the London District Catholic School Board, St. Peter’s Seminary, and the University of Western Ontario. This includes a speech given by Sister Margaret, an award certificate presented to Sister Margaret, forms for appointment and professional advancement, correspondence, resumes, teaching evaluations, and course books. The course books are adaptations of Sister Margaret Ferris’s 1993 book, Compassioning: Basic Counselling Skills for Christian Care-Givers.
This sub-series reflects Sr. Mary Lillian’s time as a teacher in London, Ontario. There are photographs, a sound recording titled “Listen, The Monsignor Feeney Choir,” and a moving image recording that depicts various activities of students at St. Michael’s School created possibly in the 1940s
This sub-series contains materials that pertain to Sr. Mary Lillian’s time as an educator and principal at St. Patrick’s High School in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. This sub-series contains the St. Patrick’s High School 1977-1978 yearbook, a sound recording of “Two hands and forever: a new musical about old Yellowknife,” and artwork by a student, Brian Rabesca, who attended St. Patrick’s High School.
This subseries reflects the congregation’s policies and procedures for the use of technology in the early 2000s. The subseries consists of a form detailing the computer policy (including topics such as internet and email access, security, and software, as well as correspondence pertaining to an information session on the employee computer policy.