Records of the Association of Contemplative Sisters: consisting of early national records (late 1960s); correspondence of national officers (1972-1979); national assembly material; subject files containing regional reports, bishops' files, LCWR files; international files; correspondence and circulars from the files of ACS leaders Betty Enoch, (1978-1979), Lilla Marie Hull (1976-1978), and Anna Mae Dannes, OCD (1986-1989); Sisters Uniting files (1970s) including files concerning interaction of Sisters Uniting and other organizations; papers and letters re Sr. Margaret Rowe; including her mimeographed book Fragments of the Spirit , published articles, and clippings; regional material; records of Western Region of ACS; correspondence and events files from New England Region, 1970-1990; ACS Eastern Region papers, including Sr. Margaret Mary, CP, Sr. Jeanne Marie Pearse, and past co-ordinators; Social Justice Committee files; records related to publication of Contemplative Review ; printed material; ACS Directory; ACS Newsletter; ACS Western Region Newsletter; other newsletters (CARA, NAWR, LCWR); issues of Contemplative Review and Living Prayer ; press coverage; mimeographed periodicals and circulars (1970s) from l'Union des Religieuses Contemplatives, the Canadian Union of Contemplative Women Religious, Unie der Vrouwelijke Contemplatieven; galleys of The Lay Contemplative Experience: Testimonies, Perspectives, Resources / edited by Mary Frohlich and Virginia Manss; foreword by Tilden Edwards (Cincinnnati: St. Anthony Messenger Press, 2000) and 1998 drafts of it ( The Journey of the Lay Contemplative ); oversize artwork; records of ACS Music Publishing Co. (1970s-1980s), consisting of correspondence, sheet music, camera-ready copy for songbooks and album covers, public relations files, clippings, addresses, ASCAP files, financial records, copyright files, and contracts; video and audio tapes of ACS National Assemblies; Seminar for Contemplatives: seven nine-inch audio master tapes, reel-to-reel; products of ACS Music Publishing Co.: 10 record albums, audio tapes (4 reel-to-reel masters, 7 cassettes, 3 eight-tracks) produced by ACS, with related material; photos and photo albums dating since the beginnings of ACS in 1969 and documenting national assemblies; artwork and photos for music album jackets and promotional material.