Co-Workers of Mother Teresa of America Records

Inspired by Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, the American Co-Workers were inaugurated in New York City in 1971 as an affiliate to the Missionaries. Membership was ecumenical and efforts focused on administering to the poor in areas where the Missionaries of Charity were not present. Pra...

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description Inspired by Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, the American Co-Workers were inaugurated in New York City in 1971 as an affiliate to the Missionaries. Membership was ecumenical and efforts focused on administering to the poor in areas where the Missionaries of Charity were not present. Prayer, visitation, and a helpful hand were the emphasis and a series of regional and national links were established and maintained with other contemplative orders. The American Co-Workers records at CUA are those of Vi Collins while serving as Regional Link, a National Link, and International Speaker/Councillor of the Co-Workers to the Missionaries of Charity. Later additions to the collection include materials donated by Victoria Schmidt and Diane Hattery, fellow Co-Workers. The collection consists of correspondence, financial ledgers, meetings materials, the Co-Worker Newsletter, newspaper clippings, photographs, and audio tapes and film reels accumulated during their forty year association with Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity.
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spelling coworkers Co-Workers of Mother Teresa of America Records An inventory of the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa in American Records at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by Shane T. MacDonald. The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 2013 101 Aquinas HallThe Catholic University of AmericaWashington, D.C. 20064 Finding aid encoded by Shane T. MacDonald on 2013 English, German, French, and Spanish Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1954-2000 Vi Collins, 1915-2005; Victoria Schmidt; Diane Hattery Co-Workers of Mother Teresa in America Records 27 linear feet; 41 boxes Inspired by Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity, the American Co-Workers were inaugurated in New York City in 1971 as an affiliate to the Missionaries. Membership was ecumenical and efforts focused on administering to the poor in areas where the Missionaries of Charity were not present. Prayer, visitation, and a helpful hand were the emphasis and a series of regional and national links were established and maintained with other contemplative orders. The American Co-Workers records at CUA are those of Vi Collins while serving as Regional Link, a National Link, and International Speaker/Councillor of the Co-Workers to the Missionaries of Charity. Later additions to the collection include materials donated by Victoria Schmidt and Diane Hattery, fellow Co-Workers. The collection consists of correspondence, financial ledgers, meetings materials, the Co-Worker Newsletter, newspaper clippings, photographs, and audio tapes and film reels accumulated during their forty year association with Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity. ACUA 166 English Historical Note Blessed Mother Teresa founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 to alleviate the suffering of the poor of Calcutta, India. Influenced and inspired by this, the American Co-Workers were inaugurated in New York City in 1971 as an affiliate to the Missionaries. Representatives from four states and Washington, DC were present. Mrs. Warren Kump was named National Chairman and Vi Collins, one of Mother Teresa's original Co-Workers in Calcutta, was named Chairman of the Washington area. Membership was ecumenical and efforts focused on administering to the poor in areas where the Missionaries of Charity were not present. Prayer, visitation, and a helpful hand were the emphasis and a series of regional and national links were established and maintained with other contemplative orders. Blessed Mother Teresa of Kolkata (1910-1997) was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu on August 27, 1910 in Skopje, Yugoslavia. A precociously spiritual child, by the age of 18, she joined the Loreto nuns of Ireland, an order with a presence in Calcutta. After a brief postulancy in Ireland, she was sent to India in 1929 to teach in the order's St. Mary's High School in Calcutta. However, in 1946, after experiencing what she would later describe as a "day of decision," Teresa was inspired to live outside the cloister and to work directly with the poor. Building upon this initial inspiration, the Missionaries of Charity slowly emerged over the next four years. In the subsequent decades, Teresa's initial vision for her order would expand. The Co-Workers of Mother Teresa was established in the late 1950's to unite laymen and women across the globe in supporting and expanding the Missionaries' mission of aiding the sick and poor. Having established her first non-Indian house in Venezuela in 1965, the Missionaries of Charity was also blessed as an order of pontifical right in the same year. As her fame grew outside her adopted homeland, invitations and honors began to flood into the otherwise shy nun's community in Calcutta. Having achieved worldwide recognition for her work, and the press that came with winning the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize, Teresa traveled the world, speaking on the issues of the day and establishing new communities of both the Missionaries of Charity and the Co-Workers. She would continue in this pattern throughout the final years of her life, before passing away on September 5, 1997. While the American branch of the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa was formally founded in 1971, the history of the Co-Workers themselves stretches back to the early years of Teresa's activities. The first Co-Worker was Jacqueline de Decker, a Belgian sister, who had come to Calcutta to work with the poor and sick. With a shared passion for helping the destitute, the Teresa and her first met in 1948. De Decker sought entry into the Missionaries of Charity, but a debilitating spinal disease forced her to return to Belgium. Maintaining correspondence, however, Teresa encouraged her to become "spiritually bound" to the Missionaries of Charity, by "adopting" a Sister to pray and write with. From this initial bond between two friends, the Sick and Suffering Co-Workers emerged by 1953, with material and moral support for the Missionaries coming from individuals across Europe. Meanwhile, in 1954, a group of European women residing in Calcutta, including Ann Blaikie, paid a visit to Mother Teresa. After their initial donation of Christmas clothing for impoverished children, Teresa continued to call upon these women for further work with the children. Inspired, this informal group quickly titled itself the "Marian Society" and expanded to include Indians and non-Catholics alike. In the early 1960s, after Blaikie had moved back to the United Kingdom, she was able to reunite with many of the former members of the Marian Society now residing back in Britain. While providing a monthly meeting space for prayer and reflection, this group also worked to raise funds for Mother Teresa's work back in India. Similar organizations also began emerging across Europe, as former Marian Society affiliates returned to their home countries. Impressed by their work, and borrowing Mahatma Gandhi's expression for his helpers, Mother Teresa dubbed these groups her "Co-Workers." She also began to advocate for the formation of an international association to unite the work of the disparate organizations. In March, 1969, Mother Teresa summoned representatives from the various national societies to Rome to draft a constitution that would govern the new International Association of Co-Workers. With the daunting task of finding a spiritually-acceptable set of guidelines that would speak to all nationalities, faiths, and peoples, the Co-Workers wrestled for two days over the matter. Finally, on March 26, the Constitution of the International Association of Co-Workers of Mother Teresa was presented to Pope Paul VI and received his blessing. After the Constitution's blessing, a flurry of formal foundations of national branches occurred, with the American branch organizing in 1971. An informal Co-Workers organization in the United States can be traced back as early as 1960 with the National Council of Catholic Women's fundraising efforts for the Missionaries of Charity. Women such as Eileen Egan and Vi Collins, both of whom had spent time in Calcutta working alongside Mother Teresa, had also brought the spirit of the Co-Worker movement back to the United States. However, it was not until Patricia Kump, inspired by news stories of Teresa's work, became involved that a formal organization in the United States was called for. Connecting with Eileen Egan of New York City and Vi and Frank Collins of Washington, DC, they formally established the American Co-Workers in New York City in 1971. Over the 1970s and 1980s, the work of the Co-Workers across the world would grow to include not only fundraising, local prayer groups, and newsletters, but also active ministry to the poor and sick wherever they may be. At its core, the organization came to not just support, but supplement the work of the Missionaries. Finally, in 1994, Mother Teresa surprised the Co-Workers with a sudden call for the dissolution of the formal international organization and its national affiliates. With the sharp increase of Missionaries the world over and concern that the Co-Workers were becoming too institutionalized, Teresa wished to encourage her helpers to return to their grass-roots origins. So, in 1994, the American Co-Workers, alongside its sister organization across the globe, formally disbanded. However, while there is no longer a formal association, the work of the Co-Workers still remains - and indeed, the name is still deployed. Scope and Contents The Co-Workers of Mother Teresa in America records spans the years 1962-1994 and reflects much of the work of Mrs. Collins, her fellow American Co-Workers, the International Co-Workers, and the Missionaries of Charity. At the suggestion of Eileen Egan - who had previously donated her Mother Teresa collection to the CUA Archives - the records were initially donated by Mrs. Collins in 1996, followed by supplemental donations by Victoria Schmidt in 1998, and Diane Hattery in 2002. It primarily includes financial records, correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and audio-visual materials. The collection is divided into nine series. Series 1, Subject Files (A-Z), 1969-1994, is alphabetically arranged in Boxes 1-8. It consists of a variety of materials and topics spanning Mrs. Collin's involvement with Mother Teresa, the Missionaries of Charity, and the Co-Workers. Within this series, there exists correspondence and materials related to several prominent members of the Co-Workers and Missionaries of Charity, a collection of the Co-Worker and Missionaries documents, and materials pertaining to events and trips organized by the Co-Workers. Series 2, Correspondence, 1968-1994, arranged alphabetically and chronologically, is located in Boxes 8-13. It includes correspondence between Mrs. Collins and the various national and international officers of the Co-Workers, inquiries written to the Co-Workers and Missionaries, and exchanges between the Co-Workers and Missionary sisters and brothers. This series also contains a small collection of photocopied letters from Mother Teresa to the American Co-Workers. Series 3, Newsletters/Letters, 1972-1993, is located in Boxes 13-17. Arranged chronologically, this series is divided into two subseries: US Co-Workers in Boxes 13-16; and International Co-Workers in Boxes 16-17. Both subseries contains copies of Co-Worker newsletters, materials that went into the creation of the newsletters, and organizational letters sent to Co-Worker officers. In the US Co-Workers subseries, the materials are organized chronological with a focus on materials pertaining to the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa in the United States. The second subseries focuses on newsletters and letters pertaining to both the International Association of Co-Workers as well as the Co-Worker chapters located in nations outside the United States. Series 4, Finances, 1971-1992, is housed in Boxes 18-27. It is divided into two subseries: Ledgers in Boxes 18-22; and Financial Documentation in Boxes 23-27. The Ledgers subseries, organized chronologically, includes the financial ledgers recording the donations, expenses, and reimbursements of the American Co-Workers. The Financial Documentation subseries, organized alphabetically and chronologically, contains annual financial reports, incorporation information, receipts, and tax returns. Series 5, Meetings, 1971-1990, is organized chronologically in Boxes 27-29. This series holds the organizational records, minutes, and correspondence pertaining to a variety of regional, national, and international meeting of the Co-Workers from Minneapolis to Rome. Series 6, Publicity/Clippings, 1962-1994, is arranged alphabetically and chronologically in Boxes 30-32. This series consists exclusively primarily of newspaper and magazine clippings detailing the life and work of Mother Teresa, the Missionaries, and the Co-Workers. Series 7, AV/Materials, 1969-1991, is located in Boxes 33-40. It is divided into three subseries: Photographs in Box 33; Audio-Cassettes in Boxes 33-37; and Film Reels in Boxes 38-40. The Photograph subseries, organized alphabetically, includes a variety of images highlighting the work of the Missionaries and Co-Workers in the United States. It also includes images and negatives of Mrs. Collins, Mother Teresa, and Brother Andrew. The Audio-Cassettes subseries is organized chronologically. It primarily consists of audio recordings of Co-Worker meetings, including speeches given by Mother Teresa. Finally, the Film Reel subseries consists of visual recordings of Mother Teresa's speeches, as well films detailing her life and works. Series 8, Museum Collection, 1975, 1986, is organized chronologically in Box 41. This series is composed of FAO-issued Mother Teresa commemorative medals and sari-themed Co-Worker buttons, including information about both items. Due to the sensitivity of these items, access is restricted. Series 6, Mother Teresa Original Letters, 1974-1981, is an assembled collection of materials handwritten or signed by Mother Teresa. The materials in this collection, primarily handwritten correspondence to the American Co-Workers, were identified and removed from the main body of the collection. Photocopies of these documents were then placed in their original locations. Due to the sensitivity of these documents, access is restricted. Arrangement The Co-Workers of Mother Teresa in America Collection consists of 9 series: Series 1, Subject Files (A-Z), Boxes 1-8 Series 2, Correspondence, Boxes 8-13 Series 3, Newsletters/Letters, Boxes 13-17 Series 4, Finances, Boxes 18-27 Series 5, Meetings, Boxes 27-29 Series 6, Publicity/Clippings, Boxes 30-32 Series 7, AV/Materials, Boxes 33-40 Series 8, Museum Collection [RESTRICTED], Box 41 Series 9, Mother Teresa Original Letters [RESTRICTED], Box 41 Restrictions on Access Access to Series 8: Museum Collection and Series 9: Mother Teresa Original Letters are subject to the approval of the Archivist. Photocopies of the handwritten materials contained in Series 9 have been made available in the rest of the collection. Related Material Index Terms This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms. Persons: Mother Teresa of Kolkata Egan, Eileen Organizations: Catholic Relief Services Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Missionaries of Charity National Council of Catholic Women Places: Kolkata (India) Minneapolis/St. Paul (Minnesota) New York City (NY) Paris (France) Rome (Italy) Washington (DC) Subjects: Apostolate, Lay India Journalism, Catholic Poverty United States of America Acquisition Information Vi Collins donated most of the assembled records to the American Catholic History Research Center in 1996. Supplemental donations were made by Victoria Schmidt in 1998 and Diane Hattery in 2002. Processing Information Upon an initial survey, the collection consisted of a mix of unprocessed newsletters, newspaper clippings, correspondence, audio-cassettes, and financial records. A random assortment of the photographic material, as well as all the audio-cassettes and film reels, had also been separated from the main body of the collection. Most of the existing folders were unlabeled, with unrelated documents often mixed together. Where clear listings were available, the series headings and folder titles were maintained, except to place the folders in chronological or alphabetical order, as applicable. All the folders were replaced with acid-free ones, all metal clips showing signs of decay were replaced with plastic-coated ones, and the majority of the collection was moved to new letter-size document boxes. The Co-Workers newsletters and letters were separated and organized chronologically. In addition, excess copies of both were weeded out of the collection to reduce clutter. The photographic material, which had been removed from the main body of the collection and placed in unlabeled folders, was also rearranged thematically and alphabetically and reintegrated with the collection. All photographs and negatives were also sleeved for protection. The audiocassettes and film reels were likewise reintegrated into the collection. The museum items - the FAO-issued medallions and Co-Workers buttons - were removed from the main body of the collection and organized into their own series (Series 8). The correspondence was reorganized chronologically, while adhering to the original thematic headings. All handwritten materials from Mother Teresa, including correspondence and autographed documents, were replaced with photocopies in the main collection. The handwritten materials were then organized into a new series field (Series 9), with restricted access. Processing completed in 2013 by Shane T. MacDonald. EAD markup completed in 2013 by Shane T. MacDonald. Bibliography Egan, Eileen. Such a Vision of the Streets: Mother Teresa - The Spirit and the Work. Galilee Trade, 1986. Spink, Kathryn. The Miracle of Love: Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Her Missionaries of Charity, and Her Co-Workers. Harper and Row, 1981. Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Subject Files (A-Z) 1969-1994 (8 Boxes) The first series contains correspondence, articles, newsletters, and other materials detailing the work of Mother Teresa, the Missionaries of Charity, and Co-Workers. 1 1 AIDS Care 1985-1992 1 2 Andrew, Br. - Arizona 1987 1 3 Andrew, Br. - Hawaii 1987 1 4 Andrew, Br. - US Visit 1986-1987 1 5 Andrew, Br. - Washington, DC 1987 1 6 Beirut, Lebanon 1982 1 7 Berlin, Germany 1974-1975 1 8 Blaikie, Ann - Visit 1984 1 9 Bojaxhiu, Lazar 1975, 1981 1 10 Brazil 1979-1981 1 11 Calendar 1987 1 12 Cards n.d. 1 13 Catholic Relief Services 1974-1986 1 14 Catholic Television Network of Chicago 1977-1978 1 15 Collins, Vi n.d. 1 16 Colorado 1982-1986 2 1 Co-Workers - Address Lists 1981-1991 2 2 Co-Workers - Canada 1978-1993 2 3 Co-Workers - Constitution n.d. 2 4 Co-Workers - History 1984 2 5 Co-Workers - Listings n.d. 2 6 Co-Workers - Miscellaneous ca. 1986-1989 2 7 Co-Workers - Reports - Miscellaneous Materials n.d. 2 8 Co-Workers - Telephone Numbers n.d. 2 9 Co-Workers - United Kingdom 1971, 1979-1986 2 10 Co-Workers - United States - Founding 1971, 1982 2 11 CUA Archives 1994 2 12 Cuba 1986-1987 2 13 Cuddy, Rev. Paul J. - Holy Trinity Church, Webster, NY 1975-1980, 1985 2 14 Damien Ministries n.d. 2 15 Day of Reconciliation 1991 2 16 Dominican Republic 1983 2 17 Ecterman, Lawrence - Worldvision 1978 2 18 Film 1981 2 19 Foundation Tribute to Mother Teresa 1983-1984 2 20 Fundraising 1982-1984 3 1 Golden Jubilee - Washington, DC 1981 3 2 Haiti Adopt-a-Family Program 1983-1984 3 3 Hatfield, Senator Mark 1979 3 4 Higgins, Msgr. George 1976 3 5 Holy Hour Pamphlets 1981-1982 3 6 Home for Pregnant Women - Washington, DC 1994 3 7 Hour of Prayer 1981-1982 3 8 Ireland 1982 3 9 Japan 1976-1982 3 10 John Abbott Productions 1972-1975 3 11 Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation 1975, 1986 3 12 Lay Missionaries - Statutes and Way of Life 1987 3 13 Legal 1992-1994 3 14 Liguori Publications 1982-1984 3 15 Lima, Peru 1974, 1977-1978 3 16 Marriage and Family 1981 3 17 Marquette University 1980-1982 3 18 Matson, Rev. Mark 1983-1986 3 19 Mauritius 1980-1981 3 20 McGladrey Hendrickson and Co. 1982-1991 3 21 Miami, Florida 1980 3 22 Miscellaneous n.d. 4 1 Miscellaneous ca. 1987 4 2 Miscellaneous ca. 1988-1991 4 3 Missionaries of Charity - Address Lists 1969-1991 4 4 Missionaries of Charity - Constitution n.d. 4 5 Missionaries of Charity - Contemplative Branch ca. 1976 4 6 Missionaries of Charity - Directory 1989-1990 4 7 Missionaries of Charity - Foundations and Houses 1978-1990 5 1 Missionaries of Charity - History n.d. 5 2 Missionaries of Charity - Miscellaneous Materials n.d. 5 3 Missionaries of Charity - Profession 1989 5 4 Missionaries of Charity - India Report 1967 5 5 Missionaries of Charity Brothers 1981-1984 5 6 Missionaries of Charity Fathers n.d. 5 7 Mother Teresa - Bibliography n.d. 5 8 Mother Teresa - Biography n.d. 5 9 Mother Teresa - Gift of Peace 1975 5 10 Mother Teresa - Quotations 1979 5 11 Mother Teresa - Writings n.d. 5 12 Mother Teresa's Co-Workers: The Beginning, the Spirit, the Future - Talk 1991 5 13 Mother Teresa Visit - Profession 1987 5 14 Mother Teresa Visit - Profession 1991 5 15 Mother Teresa Visit - St. Louis, Missouri 1980 5 16 Mother Teresa Visit - United Nations 1975 5 17 Mother Teresa Visit - United Nations 1985 5 18 Mother Teresa Visit - United States 1984 5 19 Mother Teresa Visit - United States 1985 6 1 Mother Teresa Visit - United States 1986 6 2 Mother Teresa Visit - Washington, DC 1974 6 3 Mother Teresa Visit - Washington, DC 1981 6 4 Mother Teresa Visit - Washington, DC 1982 6 5 Mother Teresa Visit - Washington, DC 1985 6 6 Muggeridge, Malcolm 1971-1982 6 7 Music 1978, 1988 6 8 NCEA 1976 6 9 Netherlands 1982-1990 6 10 New York House 1974-1980 6 11 Nobel Peace Prize 1979 6 12 Notre Dame Student 1979 6 13 Our Lady of Garabandal - June Dias n.d. 6 14 Pamphlets n.d. 7 1 Patronal Medal 1979-1980 7 2 Paulist Fathers 1980-1981 7 3 Petrie, Ann - Productions 1982-1986 7 4 Poland 1986 7 5 Priest Co-Workers 1981-1987 7 6 Programs n.d. 7 7 Publicity 1981-1982 7 8 Regional Links - Family Letters 1981-1986 7 9 Regional Links - Materials 1981-1987 7 10 Regional Links - Officer Lists ca. 1982 7 11 Ross Medical Association 1971-1976 7 12 San Diego, California 1982 7 13 Scott-Foreman Co. 1981 7 14 Sick and Suffering Co-Workers n.d. 7 15 Simmons, Patricia - Washington Star 1970-1974 7 16 Spirit of Society, International Co-Worker Brochure - Archive Material 1979-1980 8 1 Taize 1983 8 2 Topaz House n.d. 8 3 Transportation n.d. 8 4 Trips 1988-1992 8 5 Washington, DC 1981, 1987 8 6 Waters, Herbert 1974 8 7 Youth Co-Workers 1983-1988 Series 2: Correspondence 1965-1994 (6 Boxes) The second series holds correspondence to and from various members of the Co-Workers and Missionaries of Charity. 8 8 Adoption - Inquiries 1976-1981 8 9 Aniam, Sr. - Taiwan 1984-1988 8 10 Andrew, Br., MC 1973-1987 8 11 Andrew, Br., MC 1988-1991 8 12 Armistead, Evelyn 1983, 1985 8 13 Baroch, Ed and Dorothy 1983-1988 8 14 Baroch, Ed and Dorothy 1988-1991 9 1 Blaikie, Ann 1972-1983 9 2 Blaikie, Ann 1984-1991 9 3 Carmeline, Sr., MC - Haiti 1979-1989 9 4 Carmeline, Sr., MC - Honduras 1983-1985 9 5 Collins, Alice - Chicago, Illinois 1972-1982 9 6 Collins, Alice - Chicago, Illinois 1983-1991 9 7 Collins, Vi - Miscellaneous 1979-1991 9 8 Complaints 1982-1983 9 9 Congressional Letters 1972-1973, 1981-1982 10 1 Coomaraswamy, Bernadette 1980-1986, 1990-1992 10 2 DeJong, Denise 1986-1990 10 3 Devlin Memorial 1975-1981, 1988 10 4 Dias, Bon and June 1977-1986 10 5 Dolores, Sr., MC 1977-1978, 1993 10 6 Eascott, Bridgett 1988-1993 10 7 Egan, Eileen 1982-1990 10 8 Esmond, Grattan Alice 1977-1982, 1985-1986 10 9 Feiten, Msgr. J. Richard 1972-1987 10 10 Frederick, Sr. M., MC 1982, 1985-1990 10 11 Frederick, Sr. M., MC - Rome 1971-1986 10 12 Foreign Correspondence 1979-1991 10 13 Form Letters n.d. 10 14 Gabric, Fr. 1965-1971, 1982-1988 11 1 General Letters to Mother Teresa 1968, 1975-1988 11 2 Ghosh, Monica 1984-1989 11 3 Gonzalez-Balado, Jose Luis - Spain 1977-1979, 1986 11 4 Grattan-Esmonde, Alice 1980-1989 11 5 Harrison, John B. 1991-1992 11 6 Jeremy, Br., MC 1976, 1981-1987, 1994 11 7 Kieser, Fr. 1979 11 8 Kreibs, Fr. Don - California 1972-1974 11 9 Kump, Patricia 1972-1977 11 10 Kump, Patricia 1978-1980 11 11 Kump, Patricia 1981-1992 11 12 Le Joly, Edward, SJ 1983-1987, 1993 11 13 Manning, Cardinal Timothy 1974-1979 11 14 Marcinkus, Bishop Paul C. 1974-1982 11 15 Michael, Br., MC - Haiti 1985-1990 12 1 Miller, Diane - Pennsylvania 1976-1983, 1992 12 2 Miscellaneous Letters 1981-1987 12 3 Missionaries of Charity Brothers - Port-au=Prince, Haiti 1981 12 4 Mother Teresa 1974-1981, 1984 12 5 Murphy, Msgr. John J. - National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC 1976-1978 12 6 Newhouse, Lorie 1977 12 7 Newlin, F.L. 1972-1973 12 8 Nick, Br. - Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah 1973-1985 12 9 Nirmala, Sr., MC 1976-1977 12 10 O'Boyle, Patrick Cardinal 1972 12 11 Panger, Sr. Alicia, OSB 1974 12 12 Priscilla, Sr., MC - New York 1980-1983 12 13 Priscilla, Sr., MC - New York 1983 12 14 Priscilla, Sr., MC - New York 1984-1986 13 1 Rosemary, Sr., MC - Mexico City 1976-1978 13 2 Shanti, Sr. M., MC - Tanzania 1976-1978 13 3 Smith, Loretta 1983-1985 13 4 Spink, Kathryn 1992-1993 13 5 Sreedhar, Kathy 1980-1983 13 6 Strange Mail 1982-1986 13 7 Vocations 1975-1981 13 8 Wills, B.B. 1972-1973 Series 3: Newsletters/Letters 1972-1993 (5 Boxes) Series three contains copies of various Co-Worker newsletters, the materials utilized in creating the newsletters, and intraorganizational letters. Subseries 3.1: US Co-Workers 1972-1992 (4 Boxes) 13 9 Newsletters #1-4 1972-1973 13 10 Newsletters #5-8 1973-1975 13 11 Newsletters #9-12 1975-1977 13 12 Newsletters #13-16 1977-1979 13 13 Newsletters #17-21 1979-1982 13 14 Newsletters #22 - Materials 1982 13 15 Newsletters #23 - Materials 1983 14 1 Newsletters #24 - Materials 1983 14 2 Newsletters #25 - Materials 1984 14 3 Newsletters #26 - Materials 1984 14 4 Newsletters #27 - Materials 1985 14 5 Newsletters #28 - Materials 1985 14 6 Newsletters #29 - Materials 1986 15 1 Newsletters #30 - Materials 1986 15 2 Newsletters #31 - Materials 1987 15 3 Newsletters #32 - Materials 1988 15 4 Newsletters #33-37 1988-1992 15 5 Newsletters - Materials - Miscellaneous n.d. 15 6 Letters #1-4 1982-1983 15 7 Letters #5-8 1983 15 8 Letters #9-12 1983-1984 15 9 Letters #13-17 1984-1985 16 1 Letters #18-20 1985 16 2 Letters #21-25 1985-1986 16 3 Letters #26-28 1986 16 4 Letters #30-31, 33-35 1987-1988 16 5 Letters #36-37 1988 Subseries 3.2: International Co-Workers 1971-1993 (2 Boxes) 16 6 Newsletters - Canada 1979-1987 16 7 Newsletters - France 1985-1991 16 8 Newsletters - Germany, Malta, South Africa 1986-1987, 1991 16 9 Newsletters - Indonesia 1986-1987 16 10 Newsletters - International 1971-1982 17 1 Newsletters - International 1983-1987 17 2 Newsletters - International 1988-1993 17 3 Newsletters - Ireland 1977-1982 17 4 Newsletters - Italy, Netherlands, Belgium 1978, 1982-1984 17 5 Newsletters - Japan 1981-1988 17 6 Newsletters - Mexico, Costa Rica 1986, 1990 17 7 Newsletters - Miscellaneous 1989-1993 17 8 Newsletters - Panama 1982-1986 17 9 Newsletters - Spain 1982, 1986 17 10 Newsletters - United Kingdom 1978-1987 17 11 Letters - International Co-Workers 1979-1987 Series 4: Finances 1971-1992 (10 Boxes) The fourth series holds the financial ledgers, annual budget reports, and other financial records of the American Co-Workers. Subseries 4.1: Ledgers 1971-1992 (5 Boxes) 18 1 Financial Ledgers - J. Richard Feiten Account 1972-1973 18 2 Financial Ledgers - Disbursements Ledger #2 1974-1980 18 3 Financial Ledgers - Disbursements Ledger #3 1980-1992 18 4 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book I 1971-1973 18 5 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book II 1973-1974 18 6 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book III 1974 18 7 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book IV 1974-1975 18 8 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book V 1975 18 9 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book VI 1975 18 10 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book VII 1975-1976 19 1 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book VIII 1976 19 2 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book IX 1976 19 3 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book X 1976 19 4 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XI 1976 19 5 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XII 1976-1977 19 6 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XIII 1977 19 7 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XIV 1977 19 8 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XV 1977-1978 20 1 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XVI 1978 20 2 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XVII 1978 20 3 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XVIII 1978-1979 20 4 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XIX 1979 20 5 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XX 1979 21 1 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXI 1979-1980 21 2 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXII 1980 21 3 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXIII 1980 21 4 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXIV 1980 21 5 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXV 1980-1981 22 1 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXVI 1981 22 2 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXVII 1981-1982 22 3 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXVIII 1982-1984 22 4 Financial Ledgers - Co-Workers - Book XXIX 1984-1992 22 5 Financial Ledgers - Donations, Film, and Tape 1976-1988 Subseries 4.2: Financial Documentation 1972-1992 (5 Boxes) 23 1 Account 1974-1975 23 2 Account 1975-1976 23 3 Account 1976-1977 23 4 Account 1977-1979 23 5 Account 1980-1981 23 6 Account 1981-1982 23 7 Account 1985-1986 23 8 Account 1986-1987 23 9 Annual Reports 1972-1978 23 10 Annual Reports 1979-1992 23 11 Annual Report Forms 1978-1987 23 12 Audit 1978-1979 24 1 Audit 1979-1980 24 2 Audit 1980-1981 24 3 Audit 1981-1982 24 4 Audit 1982-1983 24 5 Audit 1983-1984 24 6 Audit 1984-1985 24 7 Budgets 1981-1983 24 8 Calcutta Bank 1974-1975 24 9 Financial Meetings - Minutes 1975-1992 24 10 Financial Materials - Miscellaneous 1981-1992 24 11 Financial Report 1973-1974 24 12 Financial Report 1975-1976 25 1 Financial Report 1976-1977 25 2 Financial Report 1976-1978 25 3 Financial Report 1979-1981 25 4 Financial Report 1980-1981 25 5 Financial Report 1981-1982 25 6 Financial Report 1982-1983 25 7 Financial Report 1983-1984 25 8 Financial Report 1985-1986 25 9 Financial Report 1986-1987 25 10 Incorporation 1972-1981 25 11 Receipts - Donations 1982-1986 25 12 Receipts - Fr. Feiten 1976-1979 26 1 Receipts - Fr. Feiten 1980-1982 26 2 Tax Returns 1978-1982 26 3 Tax Returns 1983-1986 26 4 Tax Returns 1986-1989 27 1 Tax Returns 1990-1992 Series 5: Meetings 1971-1990 (3 Boxes) Series six consists of the records of Co-Workers meetings, both domestic gatherings and ones abroad. 27 2 First Co-Worker Meeting 1971 27 3 Co-Workers Monthly Meeting - Minutes 1972 27 4 Monthly Meetings 1974 27 5 Winona Meeting 1974 27 6 Special Meeting - Minutes 1974-1988 27 7 Third Meeting of Officers - Rochester, Minnesota 1976 27 8 Huntsville, Utah Meeting 1978 27 9 Co-Worker Meeting - St. Louis, Missouri 1980 27 10 St. Paul, Minnesota Meeting 1982 28 1 Rome Meeting 1982 28 2 Rome Meeting - Minutes 1982 28 3 Regional Meeting - St. Paul/Minneapolis, Minnesota 1984 28 4 "Prince of Peace" Conference 1985 28 5 Co-Workers Meeting - Crewe, UK 1985 28 6 Regional Meeting - Minneapolis, Minnesota 1986 28 7 Regional Meeting - St. Paul, Minnesota 1986 28 8 Regional Meeting 1986 29 1 Co-Worker Meeting - Paris, France 1988 29 2 Fourth Chapter Meeting - Paris, France 1988 29 3 Co-Worker Meeting - Paris, France - Minutes 1988 29 4 Regional Meeting 1988 29 5 Co-Worker Meeting - Rochester, Minnesota 1990 Series 6: Publicity/Clippings 1962-1994 (3 Boxes) The sixth series consists of newspaper and magazine clippings covering Mother Teresa, the Missionaries, and the Co-Workers. 30 1 Catholic Digest 1977, 1980-1981 30 2 Comic Book 1984 30 3 Magazine Articles 1975-1980 30 4 Magazine Articles 1980-1985 30 5 Newsletters - Miscellaneous 1972, 1974, 1980-1985 30 6 "Saints without Halos" by Louis P. Ciano 1980 30 7 Publicity/Clippings 1962, 1972-1976 31 1 Publicity/Clippings 1977-1979 31 2 Publicity/Clippings 1980 31 3 Publicity/Clippings 1981-1983 31 4 Publicity/Clippings 1984-1992 32 1 Publicity/Clippings (1) 1975-1994 32 2 Publicity/Clippings (2) 1975-1994 32 3 Publicity/Clippings (3) 1975-1994 32 4 Publicity/Clippings (4) 1975-1994 32 5 Publicity/Clippings (5) 1975-1994 32 6 Publicity/Clippings (6) 1975-1994 32 7 Publicity/Clippings (7) 1975-1994 32 8 Publicity/Clippings (8) 1975-1994 32 9 Publicity/Clippings (9) 1975-1994 32 10 Publicity/Clippings (10) 1975-1994 32 11 Publicity/Clippings (11) 1975-1994 32 12 Mother Teresa Poster n.d. Series 7: Audio/Visual Materials 1969-1991 (8 Boxes) The seventh series includes photographic materials, as well as audio-cassettes and film reels recording the work of Mother Teresa, the Missionaries, and the Co-Workers. Subseries 7.1: Photographs 1974-1991 (1 Box) 33 1 Brother Andrew n.d. 33 2 Brother Andrew - Arizona n.d. 33 3 Brother Andrew - Hawaii 1987 33 4 Co-Worker Meetings 1974, 1982-1986 33 5 Feiten, Msgr. J. Richard n.d. 33 6 Hawaii 1987 33 7 Miscellaneous n.d. 33 8 Missionaries of Charity Brothers n.d. 33 9 Missionaries of Charity Sisters n.d. 33 10 Mother Teresa n.d. 33 11 Mother Teresa's Visit 1985 33 12 Mother Teresa's Visit 1986 33 13 National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, DC 1991 33 14 Negatives n.d. 33 15 Regional Meeting, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota 1984 Subseries 7.2: Audio-Cassettes 1972-1986 (5 Boxes) 33 16 Audiotapes Indexes n.d. 34 1 Mother Teresa and Co-Workers - Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Part I) - October 19 1972 34 2 Mother Teresa and Co-Workers - Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Part II) - October 19 1972 34 3 Mother Teresa Address to the Monks of Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah - October 19 (2 Copies) 1972 34 4 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (Tape 1), June 20-21 (2 Copies) 1974 34 5 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (Tape 2), June 20-21 (2 Copies) 1974 34 6 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (Tape 3), June 20-21 (2 Copies) 1974 34 7 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (Tape 4), June 20-21 (2 Copies) 1974 34 8 Mother Teresa - Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Winona, MN, June 21 (2 Copies) 1974 34 9 Mother Teresa - St. Olaf's Church, Minneapolis, MN, June 22 (2 Copies) 1974 34 10 Father Feiten - Mass and Homily on Wednesday Morning 1974 34 11 Mother Teresa of Calcutta Speaking at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC and the College of Notre Dame in Baltimore, MD (3 Copies) 1974 34 12 Tuesday Mass with Brother Andrew's Homily 1974 34 13 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (No. 1-2), July 20 (2 Copies) 1976 34 14 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (No. 3-4), July 20 (2 Copies) 1976 34 15 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (No. 5-6), July 20-21 (2 Copies) 1976 34 16 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (No. 7-8), July 21 (2 Copies) 1976 34 17 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, MN (No. 9-10), July 21 (2 Copies) 1976 34 18 An Evening of Prayer with Mother Teresa, Mayo Clinic Auditorium, Rochester, MN, July 21 (2 Copies) 1976 34 19 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 1-2), July 23 (2 Copies) 1978 34 20 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 3-4), July 23-24 (2 Copies) 1978 34 21 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 5-6), July 24 (2 Copies) 1978 35 1 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 7-8), July 24 (2 Copies) 1978 35 2 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 9-10), July 24 (2 Copies) 1978 35 3 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 11-12), July 25 (2 Copies) 1978 35 4 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, UT (Side 13-14), July 25 (2 Copies) 1978 35 5 Msgr. Michael Buckley (Side I); Ann Blaikie - 'Suffer Little Children" - henry and Janet Temptest (Side II), Broughton, England, October 7 1979 35 6 First Get-Together Evening, October 6 1980 35 7 A Mother Teresa of Calcutta: A Pentecost Address to US Franciscans (2 Copies) 1981 35 8 Mother Teresa and Co-Workers (Cassette 1), June 24 (2 Copies) 1982 35 9 Mother Teresa and Co-Workers (Cassette 2), June 24 (2 Copies) 1982 35 10 Mother Teresa and Co-Workers (Cassette 3), June 24 (2 Copies) 1982 35 11 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 1), June 22-25 1982 35 12 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 2), June 22-25 1982 35 13 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 3), June 22-25 1982 35 14 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 4), June 22-25 1982 35 15 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 5), June 22-25 1982 35 16 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Cassette 6), June 22-25 1982 35 17 SPUC Anti-Abortion Rally, Hyde Park, London, June 25 1983 35 18 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (1-2), June 18-21 1984 35 19 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (3-4), June 18-21 1984 35 20 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (5-6), June 18-21 1984 35 21 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (7-8), June 18-21 1984 35 22 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (9), June 18-21 1984 35 23 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (10-11), June 18-21 1984 35 24 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (12), June 18-21 1984 35 25 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (13-14), June 18-21 1984 35 26 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (15-16), June 18-21 1984 35 27 Eighth National Meeting of Regional Links (17), June 18-21 1984 35 28 Ann Blaikie - Talk in Cleveland - Co-Worker Meeting, September 7 1984 35 29 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa (Side 21-22), June 23-26 1988 35 30 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 1-2), June 27-30 1988 35 31 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 3-4), June 27-30 1988 35 32 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 5-6), June 27-30 1988 35 33 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 7-8), June 27-30 1988 35 34 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 9-10), June 27-30 1988 35 25 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 11-12), June 27-30 1988 35 36 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 13-14), June 27-30 1988 36 1 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 17-18), June 27-30 1988 36 2 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 19-20), June 27-30 1988 36 3 Co-Worker Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 21-22), June 27-30 1988 36 4 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 1-2), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 5 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 3-4), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 6 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 5-6), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 7 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 7-8), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 8 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 9-10), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 9 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 11-12), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 10 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 12A), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 11 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 13-14), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 12 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 15-16), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 13 Co-Worker National Meeting, Rochester, MN (Side 17-18), Sept. 14-19 1990 36 14 Constitution/Finances n.d. 36 15 Finances n.d. 36 16 "Una Oporunidad Para Amar" (2 Copies) n.d. 36 17 Unlabeled Cassette (1) n.d. 36 18 Unlabeled Cassette (2) n.d. 36 19 Unlabeled Cassette (3) n.d. 36 20 The Miracle of Mother Teresa 1977 37 1 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 1-2), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 2 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 3-4), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 3 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 5-6), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 4 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 7-8), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 5 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 9-10), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 6 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 11-12), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 7 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 13-14), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 8 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 15-16), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 9 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 17-18), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 10 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 19-20), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 11 Co-Workers of Mother Teresa Meeting , St. Paul, MN (Side 21), June 23-26 (2 Copies) 1986 37 12 Father Feiten - Mass and Homily on Wednesday Morning 1986 37 13 Co-Workers Meeting, St. Paul, MN - Brother Andrew Remarks and Talks, June 23-26 1986 37 14 Co-Workers Meeting, St. Paul, MN - Brother Andrew's Mass and Homily on Tuesday, June 24 (2 Copies) 1986 37 15 Co-Workers Meeting, St. Paul, MN - Mother Teresa's Talks (Sides 1-2), June 23-24 1986 37 16 Co-Workers Meeting, St. Paul, MN - Mother Teresa's Talks (Sides 3-4), June 23-24 1986 Subseries 7.3: Film Reels 1969-1982 (3 Boxes) 38 1 Mother Teresa - Message to the NRLC Convention, July 1982 38 2 Love As I Have Loved You (1) n.d. 38 3 Love As I Have Loved You (2) n.d. 38 4 MT - Her Mission and Her Message n.d. 38 5 "Mother Teresa: Mission," 16mm Color Sound Print (1) n.d. 38 6 "Mother Teresa: Mission," 16mm Color Sound Print (2) n.d. 39 1 The World of Mother Teresa, Part II n.d. 39 2 Mother Teresa of Calcutta - Carol Hansen's Old Film - Something Beautiful for God n.d. 39 3 Mother Teresa of Calcutta ca. 1980. 39 4 Something Beautiful for God ca. 1969 39 5 Mother Teresa of Calcutta - Sr. Kathleen Egan's Old Film n.d. 40 1 Mother Teresa - To the Youth of America n.d. 40 2 'Everyone, Everywhere" - A Film by Miles O'Brien Riley n.d. 40 3 Mother Teresa n.d. 40 4 "Everyone, Everywhere" n.d. 40 5 The World of Mother Teresa, Part I (1) n.d. 40 6 The World of Mother Teresa, Part I (2) n.d. 40 7 Youth Corps - Secrets to Peace (1) ca. 1975 40 8 Youth Corps - Secrets to Peace (2) ca. 1975 40 9 The World of Mother Teresa, Part II n.d. 40 10 Mother Teresa at St. Matthew's Cathedral, July 9 1974 40 11 Processional ca. 1975 40 12 Mother Teresa Speaking at the National Presbyterian Church, July 10 1974 40 13 Medieval Missionaries - Talk 3 and 4 n.d. 40 14 The Miracle of Mother Teresa n.d. Series 8: Museum Collection [RESTRICTED] 1975, 1986 (1 Box) Series eight contains FAO-issued medals and Co-Worker buttons, as well information pertaining to these items. Access is restricted. 41 1 Co-Workers Buttons (~100) [RESTRICTED] 1986 41 2 FAO Coins (~2000) [RESTRICTED] 1975 41 3 CO-Workers Buttons - Information 1986 41 4 FAO Medals - Information 1975 Series 9: Mother Teresa Original Letters [RESTRICTED] 1974-1981 (1 Box) The ninth series is an assembled collection of materials handwritten or signed by Mother Teresa. Access is restricted. 41 5 Mother Teresa Letters (Original) [RESTRICTED] 1974-1981

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