By Pauline Darby, SHCJ. From From Source, No. 33, 1996, "Discernment," pages 13-15.

By Carol Ann Smith, SHCJ. From Source, No. 33, 1996, "Discernment," pages 45-48.

Two examples of Frank's sculpture. Click here to view.

John Talbot, 16th Earl of Shrewsbury, Premier Earl of England, and Connelly benefactor.

Written by Kathleen Lynch, Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child.

Written by Eileen McDevitt, SHCJ.

Flyer for sale of portrait by Marc-Arthur Kohn; includes brief bio of Lady Gwendoline (Gwendaline) Talbot, Princess Borghese, dear friend of Cornelia.

From Sue Young Histories; Biographies of Homeopaths. Click here to access article.

From the website of The Institute of Our Lady of Mercy. Click here to access article.

Portrait at National Portrait Gallery. Click here to access.

Oil painting of St. Ignatius done by Cornelia Connelly. St. Leonards - Mayfield, Mayfield, Sussex, England. 

Oil painting of St. Ignatius done by Cornelia Connelly. St. Leonards - Mayfield, Mayfield, Sussex, England. 

Light incarnate; A baby contains the mystery of the universe, consecrating all the day-to-day things that sustain us, while every Mass holds and celebrates the divinity of a million galaxies, by Daniel O'Leary, a priest of the Leeds Diocese, West Yorkshire, UK.

Online article by historian Dr. Pat McNamara. He blogs about American Catholic History at McNamara's Blog.

Prayer used with Heads of Schools and Trustees.

Exploring the Great Mystery: Connecting, Incarnation, Justice-with-Compassion, Creation. Contents include:

• Introduction by Barbara Linen, SHCJ
• Charism, Mystery, Gift, Treasure by Catherine Quinn, SHCJ
• The New Cosmology and How it Impacts our Understanding of Creation by Jane Maloney
• A New Word by Barbara Linen, SHCJ
• Three Excerpts from The Banquet of Faith by Elizabeth Johnson, CJS, selected by Roseanne McDougall, SHCJ 
• A Reflection on an Incarnational Spirituality by Caroline Conway, SHCJ.

Southwarcen : Beatification and Canonization of the Servant of God Cornelia Connelly Foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus : Documentation presented by the Historical Commission : Volume 63 Materials collected by Mother Maria Joseph Buckle for a life of Cornelia Connelly Parts 1 and 2. Part of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus Collection at the Villanova Digital Library. Click here to access document.

Southwarcen : Beatification and Canonization of the Servant of God Cornelia Connelly Foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus : Documentation presented by the Historical Commission : Volume 65 Materials collected by Mother Maria Joseph Buckle for a life of Cornelia Connelly Parts 5 and 6. Part of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus Collection at Villanova Digital Library. Click here to access document.

Southwarcen : Beatification and Canonization of the Servant of God Cornelia Connelly Foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus : Documentation presented by the Historical Commission : Volume 66 Materials collected by Mother Maria Joseph Buckle for a life of Cornelia Connelly Part 7. Part of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus Collection at the Villanova Digital Library. Click here to access document.

Cornelia Connelly : 1809-1879 : Foundress Society of the Holy Child Jesus. Reprint of the original. Available via the Villanova Digital Library. Click here to access.

Cornelia Connelly's innovations in female education, 1846-1864 : revolutionizing the school curriculum for girls / Roseanne McDougall ; with a foreword by Sharon Latchaw Hirsh. Available via the Villanova Digital Library. Click here to access.

Cornelia's signature

Article written by Catherine Addington, Ph.D. student in Spanish at the University of Virginia. See SHCJ response here.

By "A Member of the Society" with preface by Cardinal Gasquet. Also known as "The Gompertz Life."

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Photo of Cornelia's tomb at Mayfield, Sussex, England.

Photo of Cornelia's tomb in Mayfield, Sussex, England.

Photo of Cornelia's tomb in Mayfield, Sussex, England.

Photo of Cornelia's tomb in Mayfield, Sussex, England.

From an unpublished work in progress by Elizabeth Mary Strub, SHCJ, with permission of the author, 4 October 2002.