Article by I.P. Marmion.

From Cornelia Connelly's Work in Education by John P. Marmion.

From presentation by Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ.

Characteristics and supporting quotes.

Article about school where Cornelia taught as a new bride and young mother.

by Professor Barbara newman, Northwestern University.

Guide to stained-glass windows in the college's Immaculate Conception Chapel. Meant to be printed and folded into tri-fold with two front flaps.

Article by John F. Fink, Editor Emeritus, Criterion.

Prayer services from SHCJ Epiphany Retreats where sisters renew vows each year. Cornelia called these gatherings, "Our Dear Retreat."

Prayer services to held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the Scotia. Note page numbers; meant to be printed and assembled as booklet.

Selected articles:

• A visit to the Holy Child Missions, pgs. 3-19
• Pilgrimage to Natchez, pgs. 23-25
• Seen from Nigeria, pgs. 26-27
• Nigerian audience, pg. 28
• Pope of the foreign missions, pgs. 32-33
• The Electrons, pgs. 36-39

1960-61 edition of student literary magazine with pieces from the following Holy Child Schools: Suffern, Portland, St. Walburga's, Sharon, St. Leonard's, Oak Knoll, Mayfield, Rosemont, Waukegan.

A timeline and posters about the first school and convent in the United States.

Follow-up to article about Cornelia's grand-nephew, Fred Gaenslen.

Article about Cornelia's brother, Ralph Peacock, a.k.a. John Bowen.

Response to this article. Corrections by Judith Lancaster, SHCJ and Eileen McDevitt, SHCJ.

A video about the life and work of Cornelia Connelly produced by the European Province. Available on the SHCJ website or Vimeo.

Excerpt from Quartet in Heaven; Portraits of Four Saintly Women by Sheila Kaye-Smith. Foreword and chapter about Cornelia Connelly.

Biography written by Patricia Mallinson, SHCJ. #4 of the Biographical Series. Published in 2000.

Written by Elizabeth Mary Strub, SHCJ. #3 in Biographical Series, April 1999.

A collection of material about Cornelia's life with connections for assemblies and prayer services.

Photo of Frank's grave with the statue which is no longer there.

Review of A Woman Styled Bold (Flaxman) written by Joann Wolski-Conn, Neumann University, then Neumann College.

Tour of a Catholic Church and its parts. St. Mary's Parish, Derby, England. The church sites on the site of the first Holy Child Convent.

Prayer written by Eileen McDevitt, SHCJ for 200 4 Chapter.

Bible verse, Ephesians 3:20

"Cornelia Connelly, Educator and Worker for Women's Dignity." Morning and evening prayers. Excerpt from Prayer with Searchers and Saints by Edward F. Gabriele. Pages 108-111