Sr. Helen Forshaw, SHCJ

Doctoral Dissertation by Anna Ekam, M.A.

Jeanne Marie Guerin, SHCJ

No. 20

No. 25:

• Nineteenth Century English Women: Cornelia's Context, pp 3-7
• Pierce Connelly: Not a Bad Man, pp 8-10
• Pierce Connelly: His Call from God, pp 11-20
• Among Valiant Women, pp 21-25
• Angelica Croft SHCJ 1839-1902. pp 26 - 36

No. 32; Pgs 6-8; The Spirit of Childhood

No. 18:

• What is SHCJ Government? pp 3-8
• SHCJ Obedience Today, pp 25-28

No. 31:

• The Spririt of Holy Child Education: Actions Not Words, pp 1-5
• Cornelia's Ideals in Practice: An Experience of Holy Child Education 1942-49, pp 6-11
• The Four R's, pp 12-14
• Actions Not Words: The Inculturation of Holy Child Education, pp 15-24
• To Achieve is to Dream and to Act, pp 25-28
• Mayfield I: School During World War II, pp 29-31

No. 10;

• In Search of Cornelia; pages 19-16
• Cornelia's Constitutions, Part II; pages 27-55.

Sr. Helen Forshaw, SHCJ; stories of original sisters to leave England for America

Time Magazine

By Sr. Carlotta Bartone, SHCJ

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Doctoral Dissertation by Lorna M.A. Bowman

In manuscript form

From The Way Supplement 20; by Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ

By Mother Mary Mildred, SHCJ

Pylon XXIX, No. 2. Two articles:

• And So We Made a Farm, pages 17-20 (re: Holy Child School, Cape Coast, Ghana)
• Cornelia Belongs to Everyone

Notes on SHCJ crucifix ring, silver cross and rosary medal.

Source, Issue No. 4; A Study of the Constitutions of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus As Developed Under Cornelia Connelly, 1846-1879. Click here to view document.

"Cornelia Connelly's Spirituality and Ideal of Community Life;" Chapter XV of The Positio: Documentary Study for the Canonization Process of the Servant of God Cornelia Connelly (nee Peacock) 1809-1879. Click here to view document.

Special Commemorative issue honoring Sr. Mary Anthony Weinig. Click here to view document.

Contents:

• Justice with Compassion
• To Act Justly
• A Chilean Perspective
• Justice with Compassion: A Personal Reflection
• Working for Justice in a Local Area
• On Educating for Justice

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Ministry issue. Click here to view document.

Historical Perspectives - I. Click here to view document.

The Pylon, XXVII, No. 2. Selected articles:

• Introducing the Reverend James Montgomery, pp. 4-7
• Kingdom of Light and Grace; Rev. Mother General Visits West Africa, pp. 8-18
• A Thinking Pool, I'm Sorry, pp. 34-35
• Mission Mosaic - In Manhatten, pp. 36-39
• The Spark; Electra, pp. 40-41

Pylon XXVIII, Autumn 1966. Selected articles:

• Ogoja (Nigeria), pp. 20-32
• In Loving Memory of a Pioneer Missionary, Sister Charles Magdalen, p. 36

by Sister Mary Elizabeth Strub, SHCJ

Pylon XXV, No. 2. Selected articles:

• Mayfield, Sussex - History Minus Legend, pp. 4-7
• The Duchess Triumphant (Louisa Catherine, Duchess of Leeds), pp. 8-15
• The Undivided Heart, p. 19

Pylon XXIV, No. 1, selected articles:

• "My Own Dear Country" Part II. Westward Expansion, pp. 5-13 (Click here for Part I; click here for Part III)
• Letters to Africa, pp. 14-17
• Sunday Morning at Marian Hill, pp. 18-23
• Through Northern Ghana - By Lorry, pp. 27-31
• Trio for Heaven, pp. 32-34

Article about Reverend Mother Teresa Xavier and her work in Nigeria. Pylon, Vol. XXI, No. 1, Spring 1959, Page 16.

Two Holy Child students describe their lives and experiences with the sisters and the impact that had on their lives. Pylon, Vol. XXI, No. 1, Spring 1959, Pages 17-22.

Article describing early work of the sisters in Nigeria and Ghana. Pylon, Vol. XXI, No. 1, Spring 1959, pages 23-28.

Article praising sisters work in Africa written by Msgr. Joseph H. McMahon. Pylon, Vol. XXI, No. 1, Spring 1959, pages 30-31. (Originally published in Pylon, January 1934.)

Description of burses established to support African missions. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 1, Spring 1960, Inside cover.

Article describing SHCJ missions in Africa. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 1, Spring 1960, pages, 14-28.

Recurring letter and article addressed to "Electrons," student group dedicated to supporting African missions. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 1, Spring 1960, pages, 38-40.

Description of missions in Afikpo and Ogoja. Pylon, Vol. XXI, No. 3, Winter 1959-60, pages 12-26.

The history and impact of the Handmaids program. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Summer 1960, pages 14-24.

Follow-up to article about Handmaids written by Rev. Mother Mary Vianney who was their Novice Mistress from 1950-1960. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 2, Summer 1960, pages 25-30.

Description of "The Cause" for the sainthood of Cornelia Connelly. From Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 3, Winter 1960-61, pages 7-10.

Recurring letter and article addressed to "Electrons," student group dedicated to supporting African missions. From Pylon, Vol. XXIII, No. 2, Summer 1961, pages 36-38.

Article on the Origin of the SHCJ by the Vice-Postulator of the Cause of Cornelia Connelly, James Walsh, SJ. From Pylon, Vol. XXIII, No. 3, Winter 1961-62, pages 2-6.

"Early Foundations in America," Part I in series of articles about history of society in America. From Pylon, Vol. XXIII, No. 3, Winter 1961-62, pages 7-15. Click here for Part II.

Continuation of serires of articles about history of society in America. Click here for Part II. From Pylon, Vol. XXIV No. 2, Summer 1962, pages 4-15.

Description of foundation and actvities of Cornelia Connelly Guild by M.M. Raymond. From Pylon, Vol. XXIV No. 2, Summer 1962, pages 18-21.

Glimpse of missions in Nigeria. From Pylon, Vol. XXIV No. 2, Summer 1962, pages 27-29.

"Reflections occasioned by a recent visit to the Holy Child Missions in West Africa," by James Walsh, SJ. From Pylon, Vol. XXIV No. 3, Winter 1962-63, pages 34-36.

Description of burses established to support African missions. Pylon, Vol. XXII, No. 1, Spring 1960, page 48.

By Mother Teresa Xavier, SHCJ. From Pylon, Vol. XXV No. 1, Spring 1963, page 21.

Studies and Reflections on the Heritage of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus.

• The long desired approval of our rule
• Connelly vs. Connelly: Aftermath: Trial by Press, Part II
• The Young Ladies' School at St. Leonards, Part III
• Reminiscences of a St. Leonard's School Girl

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Update on the Cause for Cannonization as on Spring 1963. From Pylon, Vol. XXV No. 1, Spring 1963, pages 39-40.

Poem written by Mother Mary Anthony, SHCJ about the graves of John Henry and Mary Magdalene which had been moved to Sharon Hill. From Pylon, Vol. XXV No. 3, Winter 1963-64, page 35.

Article about the organization and activities of the institute written by Mother Mary Paul, SHCJ. From Pylon, Vol. XXVI No. 3, Winter 1964-65, pages 21-26.

Reflections on a trip to Puerto Rico taken by Mother M. Beata and Mother John Fisher. From Pylon, Vol. XXVII No. 3, Winter 1965-66, pages 12-17.

Reflections of the first Nigerian girl to enter the society, Teresa Okure (Sr. Mary Teresita) on her first trip to Rome. From Pylon, Vol. XXVII No. 3, Winter 1965-66, pages 18-23.

Story of sisters' work with villagers of Queen Anne's point. From Pylon, Vol. XXVII No. 3, Winter 1965-66, pages 41-44.

Description of first three Ghanaians to make profession of vows in the Congregation of the Infant Jesus from accounts by Mother Mary Tarcisius and and Miss M.E. Booth. From Pylon, Vol. XXVIII, Spring 1966 (Special Council Jubilee Issue), pages 4-6.

Two Holy Child Nuns move from Ifuho to Ututu as recorded by Mother Mary Assumpta. From Pylon, Vol. XXVIII, Spring 1966 (Special Council Jubilee Number), pages 32-35.

From M.M. Aruthur's account of a visit to the first Holy Child project in South America. From Pylon, Spring 1967, pages 1-8.

More news from the "Electrons." From Pylon Spring 1967, page 59.

By Sr. Caritas McCarthy. From Source, No. 2, Winter 1971, pages 1-14.

Other girls' schools of the day by Sr. Radegunde Flaxman. From Source, No. 2, Winter 1971, pages 31-44. Click here for Part II.

The history of the society's work in Preston. From Source, No. 2, Winter 1971, pages 45-58.

Non-academic aspects by Radegunde Flaxman. From Source, No. 6, Spring 1977, pages 44-59. Click here for Part I.

A look at what preparation Corneia had for her task by Sr. Radegunde Flaxman. From Source, No.3, 1972, pages 1-21.

Cornelia's writings prior to the Constitutions by Sr. Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ. From Source, No.3, 1972, pages 25-35.

A look at "the background reading Cornelia used in building up her spirtual teaching," by Sr. Mary Ursula Blake, SHCJ. From Source, No. 3, 1972, pages 36-44.

"The Derby to which Cornelia Came" by Mary Andrew Armour, SHCJ. From Source, No. 5, Autumn 1976, pages 31-44. Ciick here for Part II.

The Field of Labor by Mary Andrew Armour, SHCJ. From Source, No.6 , Spring 1977, pages 34-43. Click here for Part I.

The society as an "active order" by Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ. From Source, No. 8, Spring-Autumn 1978, pages 29.36.

By Sr. Mary Anthony Weinig, SHCJ. From Source, No. 8, Spring-Autumn 1978, pages 92-101.

Created to support the projects in process during the "year of Cornelia." Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ. From Source, No. 8, Spring-Autumn 1978, pages 4-28.

Introduction by Maureen Crook, SHCJ. From Source, No. 9, Spring 1979, pages 10-20.

by Elizabeth Mary Strub, SHCJ.

by Caritas McCarthy, SHCJ

Manual for the use of the Novices of the Holy Child Jesus, printed for use at the Convent St. Leonards-on-Sea in 1869. Translated by the SHCJ with dedication to Bishop Wiseman which was probably written by Cornelia. See also verso of title page.

Verso of title page of a manual for the use of the Novices of the Holy Child Jesus, printed for use at the Convent St. Leonards-on-Sea in 1869. Translated by the SHCJ with dedication to Bishop Wiseman which was probably written by Cornelia. See also a photo of the manual.

Article by John A. Marmion about history book written by Emily Bowles, then SHCJ.

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

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.