Women in the Catholic Church

Scope and Content

Working files from Sally Cunneen's 1965 survey of readers of Cross Currents magazine; consisting of the coding book, notebooks, completed survey questionnaires, and computer printouts.

Scope and Content This collection consists of the data, findings, and correspondence related to three studies which Neal conducted: the South African Catholic Education Study, the Jesuit Self-Study for the California and Oregon Provinces, and the Notre Dame International Survey. (A report on the Jesuit Study can be found in Volume III, Chapter 9, of the General Survey of the Society of Jesus, North American Assistancy, edited by Bruce F. Biever, SJ and Thomas M. Gannon, SJ, 1969, National Office of Pastoral...

Abstract This collection contains the records of the Sisters of the Living Word (SLW), a Roman Catholic community of women religious currently based in Des Plaines, Illinois with a focus on advocating for the homeless, immigrants, the environment, and victims of racism and human trafficking. The community was formed in 1975 when ninety sisters, led by foundress Annamarie Cook, branched off from the Sisters of Christian Charity (SCC) to form a new community with a reformed vision for the future of...