Letter relating the events from the most recent trip to Le Puy and details of what could be expected for those going on the next trip. Additionally, Sister Anne summarizes the events of the Core Constitution Team's plans and details plans for several other upcoming events.
This is a communication between Sister Bette and Sister Ann regarding the details of a recent past annual meeting as well as details of the issues of Core Constitution moving forward. Sister Bette also asks when it might be possible for them to meet in order to move forward on this work.
Proposed Federation project for producing a Core Constitution based on the central ideas of the order's Founder. This document outlined the mission, creed, obstacles, and resources, as well as the specific objectives the Design Committee hoped to achieve.
This is the resulting work of the study team of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who were commissioned by the Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, under the direction of Father. Marius Nepper. The research focused on translating and grouping the ideas of Father Jean-Pierre Medaille together for the use of the Congregation.
This "clear copy", requested by the United States Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, was intended for a typist to later prepare a second and revised translation for the publisher. Many handwritten notations and corrections throughout.
This second, revised and yet unedited translation, begun by the Research Team in St. Paul, July, 1979, was continued at Ronkonkoma, L.I., New York , during
the year. It concluded the formal commission of the Team by the U. S.Federation. As it appears here, it is, of necessity, not only undated but incomplete since it remains without its Introduction , Footnotes, the Fifth Part, and the Directory.
Bibliography of Jean-Pierre Medialle's works, compiled by Father Marius Nepper, as well as some papers on the life of Medialle, and a translation of Maxim 95.
Many papers, addresses, and documents written by Father Marius Nepper for conferences on the subject of Jean-Pierre Medaille. Most materials are in French, a very few have corresponding translations to English.
Eulogy of Marius Nepper in French, given by Reverend Jean Bouillac, with a black and white scanned photograph included, as well as an English translation of the eulogy given by Reverend Jean Bouillac, S.J., Superior of the Jesuit Residence at Pau, France, for Father Marius Nepper, who had been his Novice Master. Translation by Sister Angela Esposito, C.S.J.
Talk discusses the facts and power of the widening circles of communion with sisters, associates, and lay partners across the nation and around the world. The scripture readings are Isaiah 55:10-11, 2 Corinthians 12:7-I0 and Mark 6: 1-6. The homilies were given at the 2006 and 2011 National Event.
In this official statement the U.S. Federation of the SIsters of St. Joseph Leadership Council (Congregation/Province), adds its voice to that of NETWORK, a Catholic Social Justice lobby, in support of health care reform.
1968 English translation of Jean-Pierre Medaille's Constitutions for the Little Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, with some hand written notations.
Federation of the Sisters of St. Joseph meeting minutes, February 7, 1971, LaGrange Park, Illinois. Items discussed were: membership, by-laws, mailing lists, meeting, the expansion of the Executive Board, a financial report, the relationship of the Two Teams with the Federation, and the 1972 Workshop.
A copy of the talk given by Sister Eileen Quinlan in her capacity as a member of the Research Team on Medaille, during the meeting of the Federation on September 9, 1970, in St. Louis, MO. Her talk specifically centers around Medaille's Maxims of Perfection.
