Notre Dame Libraries: Audio-Visual Resource Center Records

Fonds

Identifier: AVL

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Records of Notre Dame's Audio-Visual Resource Center, including recordings of prayer meetings and talks by leaders of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal, including Susan B. Anthony, J. Byrne, Jack Brombach, James Cavnar, Stephen Clark, Fr. Harold Cohen, Fr. James Connelly, Paul DeCelles, Sr. Amata Fabbro, Fr. James Ferry, Doug Gavrilides, Fr. David Gereats, Bert Ghezzi, Kerry and Barb Koller, Leon and Ginny Kortenkamp, Fr. George Kosicki, Ralph Martin, Fr. Francis MacNutt, Brian Moore, Robert Morris, Fr. Robert Nogosek, Fr. Edward O'Connor, Brother Robert Pawall, Pete Perona, Fr. John Quinn, Fr. Howard Rafferty, Dorothy Ranaghan, Kevin Ranaghan, Fr. John Randall, Fr. Mike Scanlon, Fr. Benedikt Songy, and Judith Tydings; and general addresses from the 1971 International Conference on Catholic Charismatic Renewal. Also unrelated cassette recordings involving Michael Driscoll, John G. Hibbard, Dan Rather, Fr. Theodore M. Hesburgh, CSC, and Fr. Henri Nouwen; and VHS videos of William David Solomon and Herb True.

Dates

Creation: 1970-2002.

Creator

University of Notre Dame. Libraries. Audio-Visual Resource Center. (Organization)

Language of Materials

English.

Conditions Governing Access

Access to university records in any format (paper, digital, photographic, or audiovisual) is governed by state and federal laws, University of Notre Dame policy, and the University of Notre Dame Archives Access Guidelines and is subject to review under the supervision of the Head of the University Archives.

Conditions Governing Use

Permission to publish or publicly disseminate reproductions of any material obtained from the University Archives must be secured from the University Archives and any additional copyright owners prior to such use. Please see Conditions Governing Reproduction and Use of Material for additional information.

Biographical / Historical

Notre Dame's Hesburgh Library maintains a center where students and faculty can listen to or view audio and video recordings. These recordings came from the collection of that resource center.