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The NCCM was established in 1920 as part of the Lay Organizations Department of the National Catholic Welfare Council (NCWC). Its various functions included the federation of Catholic men's groups, to be a central clearinghouse for information on lay activities, to promote lay cooperation, to help existing Catholic lay organizations on the local level, to contribute to national and international movements with moral questions, and to inculcate appreciation of Catholic principles in society. It operated through a committee system on national, diocesan, and parish levels and published a monthly news organ and other publications as well. It operated a film distribution office and a New York radio and television office, from which it produced The Catholic Hour, 1930-1968. It was briefly merged with NCCW to form the National Council of Catholic Laity, before going defunct in 1975. Records include constitutions, bylaws, and incorporation; minutes of the Board of Directors; reports and convention proceedings; general correspondence including national organizations and diocesan; Catholic Hour radio and television scripts, transcripts, audio tapes, photographs, and phonographs; and miscellaneous publications. |
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nccm National Council of Catholic Men An inventory of National Council of Catholic Men Records at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by W. J. Shepherd. The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 2011 101 Aquinas HallThe Catholic University of AmericaWashington, D.C. 20064 Finding aid encoded by W.J. Shepherd on 2011 English Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1920-1975 National Council of Catholic Men National Council of Catholic Men Records 31 linear feet; 53 boxes The NCCM was established in 1920 as part of the Lay Organizations Department of the National Catholic Welfare Council (NCWC). Its various functions included the federation of Catholic men's groups, to be a central clearinghouse for information on lay activities, to promote lay cooperation, to help existing Catholic lay organizations on the local level, to contribute to national and international movements with moral questions, and to inculcate appreciation of Catholic principles in society. It operated through a committee system on national, diocesan, and parish levels and published a monthly news organ and other publications as well. It operated a film distribution office and a New York radio and television office, from which it produced The Catholic Hour, 1930-1968. It was briefly merged with NCCW to form the National Council of Catholic Laity, before going defunct in 1975. Records include constitutions, bylaws, and incorporation; minutes of the Board of Directors; reports and convention proceedings; general correspondence including national organizations and diocesan; Catholic Hour radio and television scripts, transcripts, audio tapes, photographs, and phonographs; and miscellaneous publications. 10 English Historical Note The roots of the Roman Catholic laity in the United States of America, a group referred to as 'The Faithful' in the seminal book by James O'Toole, date back to European colonization beginning in the fifteenth century with Spanish missions, extends through English colonies in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries on the eastern seaboard, and continues with the thriving immigrant church of the American republic. In the decades before the American Civil War, and continuing thereafter, there were increased numbers of Catholic immigrants, mostly Irish and German. As they assimilated and became more established, they became eager to emulate the types of charity work being done by their Protestant counterparts. This included such activities as temperance, poor relief, and resettlement by the founding of organizations such as the Ancient Order of Hibernians in New York City in 1836 and affiliating with such existing groups as the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in 1845. Catholics also wanted to show that while much Protestant charity, in their view, came from upper class largesse, Catholics efforts were the result of working class sacrifices inspired by faith in time tested papal encyclicals and other old world values. They did, however, want to be accepted by American society and demonstrate that Catholics were not foreign and intemperate paupers. They took part in the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, Illinois, with a Columbian Exposition designed to demonstrate the Catholic place in American history. These lay Catholics efforts also took place at a time when internal conflicts arose among ethnic groups like the Irish and the Germans while new waves of immigrants, primarily Italian and Polish, from southern and Eastern Europe respectively fomented renewed anti-Catholic sentiments among non-Catholic Americans. There was also the Vatican suspicion about American ideas in the Church that resulted in the 1899 condemnation of 'Americanism.' It is not surprising then that the Vatican had special concerns about the U.S. and formally considered it a mission country until 1908. As the twentieth century dawned there were increasing efforts at national Catholic unity and a greater role for the laity. This is evidenced by the organization of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in 1901, the Daughters of Isabella (later the Catholic Daughters of America) in 1903, the Catholic Education Association (later the National Catholic Education Association) in 1904, and the National Conference of Catholic Charities (later Catholic Charities USA) in 1910. This trend continued after the outbreak of the First World War, with Catholic leaders, hoping to demonstrate Catholic loyalty, created the National Catholic War Council (NCWC) in 1917, an emergency organization based in Washington, D.C., representing Catholic interests by addressing the needs of soldiers at home and overseas, promoting the Americanization of recent immigrants, and developing a Program for the Social Reconstruction of American society. After the end of hostilities, the War Council was succeeded by the National Catholic Welfare Council (known since 2001 as the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops), which was composed of the American Catholic hierarchy and its standing secretariat. Thereafter, the NCWC blossomed into the single most important national organization in the American Catholic Church through the middle years of the twentieth century. It became the principal Catholic lobbyist with the federal government against federal aid to education bills for fear such laws would impose government controls on private schools; though later it would fight for parochial school funding. The NCWC issued national guidelines and provided training and national coordination for hosts of local Catholic societies. This was especially true for the Lay Organizations Department that oversaw the activities of the fledgling National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM) and the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW). It served as a channel for the interchange of information and service between the bishops and the laity in promoting Catholic principles and ideals in education, social, and civic life. The NCCM was organized on September 29, 1920 in Washington, D.C. with a structure that included parish councils that were in turn part of district and then diocesan councils. Initial activities included study clubs, support of scouting, and outreach to minorities and immigrants. There were also efforts to influence legislation, motion pictures, and the press against perceived anti-Catholic prejudice. Membership included subscriptions to the 'NCWC Bulletin' and NCCM's 'Information Bulletin' (and later additional publications such as 'Alert' and 'Catholic Men'). By 1924, there were 1,025 affiliates in 87 dioceses. In 1926, there was a strong emphasis on the religious turmoil in Mexico, with efforts to lobby interested parties and care for refugees. By 1928, promotional work focused on supporting Catholic radio stations nationally and opposing birth control legislation. The tenth anniversary of NCCM's founding in 1930 was a watershed year. There were 1,464 affiliated lay societies, including eight national such as the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), the Catholic Central Verein, and the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Six permanent NCCM committees were established: Catholic Education, Crime and Disregard of Law, Practical Apologetics, Industrial Problems, Catholic Press, and Organization and Development. The National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) offered free use to sponsor a Catholic radio hour, which was approved by the bishops. 'The Catholic Hour' was inaugurated on March 2, 1930 by NBC and was broadcast every Sunday from 6 pm to 7 p.m. initially on 24 stations but reaching 47 stations in 28 states by end of the year. Notable early speakers included John J. Burke, Fulton J. Sheen, and George Johnson and some 100,000 print copies of Catholic Hour addresses, including nearly 20,000 of Sheen's 'Divine Romance,' were distributed. In 1934, episcopal chairman Joseph Schrembs was replaced by John F. Noll of Fort Wayne while the Knights of Columbus (KC) contributed a $3,000 annual pledge to support The Catholic Hour which now was on 50 stations. The 300th program was broadcast on November 24, 1935 and the annual audience mail was nearly 23,000 letters. Apologetics work continued, both with the radio hour and in the field nationally with fostering and promoting evidence work. In 1928, there were 1216 affiliates, with 12 national, 5 state or regional, 389 parish councils, 418 KC councils, 225 Holy Name societies, and 167 other local societies. The number of radio stations carrying the Catholic Hour reached 75 in 40 states, with nearly 42,000 items of mail received with about 39, 000 related to the Catholic Hour, with 8,000 from non-Catholics, including the claim of twelve conversions directly traceable to the program. In 1940, the NCCM and The Catholic Hour noted their twentieth and tenth respective anniversaries. The world's first Catholic television program 'The Spiritual Symbolism of Television' with Fulton J. Sheen was telecast on Easter Sunday, March, 24, 1940. The NCCM began to support the Bishops Welfare Emergency Relief Committee (BWERC) and the National Office for Decent Literature (NODL) in 1942 and the apostolic Narberth Movement in 1943. In 1944, The Catholic Hour was credited with 37 conversions while NCCM began a second show called the Hour of Faith, described as a "chatty, carpet-slipper sort of talk in a musical setting that should be neither high-brow nor stiffly religious." In 1945, the number of affiliates was 24 diocesan councils, 8 national organizations, 1515 parish councils (including 1,168 KC), 541 Holy Name Societies, and 174 miscellaneous local organizations. The Catholic Hour had 106 stations and an audience mail of 123,000. In 1949, The Catholic Hour had 127 radio stations and 88,642 pieces of audience mail. The NCCM also began experimenting with television with Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen's Easter Special. In 1950, Martin Work became Executive Secretary, a position he would hold until 1970. In 1951, The Catholic Hour moved time slots to 2:00 p.m. from 6:00 p.m. and saw a station increase to 144 and received 78,063 pieces of mail. In 1952, the NCCM took part in assisting the Congressional Committee Investigating Indecent Literature led by Congressman E.C. Gathings of Arkansas. The Catholic Hour, now a half hour program (2-2:30 on Sundays), was carried on 143 stations, and also heard on the Armed Forces Radio Network. The Catholic Hour also debuted on television with 62 stations by the end of 1952. It won an award as the finest network religious television program for 1952-1953 by the Ohio Institute for Education by Radio and Television. The Catholic Hour celebrated its 25th year on radio in 1955, with 143 stations, while The Catholic Hour on television increased to 85 stations and a main television office for NCCM was opened in New York City. By 1957, there were 16 national organizations, 1,344 parish and KC councils, and 24 regional councils. The Catholic Hour on Radio had 144 stations with 3 million listeners and The Catholic Hour on television had 120 stations and an audience of 2 million people. In 1958, on television The Catholic Hour produced an award winning two hour special on the history of the Catholic Church. In 1960, the NCCM and The Catholic Hour turned 40 and 30 years old respectively. Radio-TV broadcasting had an increase of 20 percent with much of it going to religious specials such as 'The Living Church' program on television, and negotiations with ABC began for bringing Catholic programming to its network. In 1961, federal aid for education was the main social issue while on television a notable program on ABC titled 'Directions '61' discussed the religious factor in the 1960 presidential election that resulted in the first Catholic, John F. Kennedy, becoming president. In 1962, The Catholic Hour focused radio broadcasts on racism in America and youth issues, with the highlight on television being a special on America and Communism and prejudice. Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Hogan wrote 'The Saintmaker's Christmas Eve' on ABC and Christmas Mass on radio. In 1963, there were a total of 7,274 organizations affiliated with the NCCM, including 66 diocesan councils and 21 national organizations. The NCCM provided staff for the Conference on Religion and Race in response to heightened racial tensions while The Catholic Hour on radio focused on the history of ecumenical councils and on television discussed the actual Second Vatican Council. Additionally, Martin Work led an NCCM delegation that met with President Kennedy at The White House. In 1964, there was an increase in affiliates with 7,987, with national councils staying stagnant and a decrease in state councils. Radio and television programming focused on the theme of new pope Paul VI building a bridge to the contemporary world. Race in America and Latin American issues also became a focus on radio programs such as 'Catholics in Action' and on other television documentaries. In 1965, affiliates were at 7,852 with 35 councils for the Military Councils of Catholic Men due to the escalation of the War in Vietnam. A new diocesan council plan was also created to compete with the changing times. In 1966, television and radio highlights included a CBS special titled 'An American Perspective' that gave an oversight on the Second Vatican Council. In 1967, there was an increased focus on adult education and poverty outreach programs. There were 59 television programs, with the most popular being The Catholic Hour's special on 'The Church and War' dealing with the Vietnam War. Of the 100 radio programs the most notable was a ten part series titled, 'The Perplexed Catholic: A Guide through Confusion' that looked at the effects of the Vatican Council decrees. In 1968, the NCCM produced 52 television and 130 radio programs; however, differences with the bishops resulted in the end of an era with all programs ceasing as of December 31, 1968 when the New York offices were closed, staff terminated, and files turned over to the new National Catholic Office for Radio and Television (NCORT). The final Catholic Hour programs included 'Faith in God and Man' and perhaps its best program in decades on radio or television, "Sing Freedom,' a tribute to the life of Martin Luther King Jr. As NCCM's fiftieth anniversary approached in 1970, there were efforts to understand the complex issues of changing times and to find a new role for the NCCM. A conference was held in Washington with ten other lay organizations to discuss lay cooperation in running parishes in the future, and, most importantly, a joint committee with the NCCW recommended a merger as a way to promote greater lay unity. However, the resulting National Council of Catholic Laity (NCCL) proved to be a brief union that ended in 1975 when the NCCM gave up the ghost and the NCCW went its own way thereafter. Scope and Contents The records of the National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), while not constituting a particularly large collection in terms of linear feet, is nevertheless an important and fairly detailed documentation of NCCM history via a wide variety of formats. There are constitutions, bylaws, certificates of incorporation, minutes and related material of the Board of Directors, annual reports, convention proceedings, correspondence, Catholic Hour radio and television material, audio tapes, phonographs, photographs, publications, and a scrapbook of news clippings. The first series is Constitutions, By-laws, and Incorporation Records, dated 1947-1970 and located in box 1. This material consists of legal documents that governed the operations of NCCM throughout much of its existence though unfortunately they do not include foundational documents from 1920 nor anything related to their disbandment in 1975. The second series is Golden Jubilee Files, 1920-1962 and 1970, in boxes 1-2. This material includes older NCCM files gathered together by those preparing for the NCCM's 50th anniversary even as it prepared to merge with the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) to form the NCCL, and, ironically, just five short years away from the NCCM's ultimate demise. The third series is Board of Directors' Executive Committee Correspondence, Minutes and Related Material, 1920-1969, in boxes 2-7. This consists of bound volumes, often overlapping in date span, as well as copies of minutes and related items in traditional file folders. There are gaps in the files for the 1930s and most of the 1940s and 1950s though fortunately these years are covered in the bound volumes. The fourth series is Annual Reports, 1920-1969, in boxes 8-9. There is a bound volume for the years 1932-1946, with the other years in file folders. These consist of both typescript and printed copies. In order to have a complete run certain years are photocopies made of originals from the Bishops' Conference Executive Department/Office of the General Secretary. The fifth series is Convention Files, dated 1922, 1927-1933, 1951-1969, in boxes 9-12. As the sporadic dates indicate there are many gaps with not much from the earliest years. What is there is often just a print copy of some of the sermons and addresses and not proceedings or other more substantial files. The conventions were held annually from 1920 to 1955 and biennially from 1957 to 1969. The sixth series is Correspondence and Related Material, 1935(1948-1975)1975, in boxes 12-36, and further subdivided into seven sub-series. The first sub-series is Officers and Board Members, 1950-1971, in boxes 12-14. These are mostly alphabetical files relating to various NCCM board members, presidents like John Donnelly or Nunzio Giambalvo, and the bishop's conference episcopal chairman such as Leo Binz of St. Paul. The second sub-series is the National Consultants Program, 1951(1967-1970)1970, in boxes 15-18. These files are also mostly alphabetical by surname but incomplete with only names beginning with A to G included. The third sub-series is affiliated National Organizations, 1949-1974, in boxes 19-21. The fourth is Non-affiliated National Organizations, 1935(1948-1974)1974, in boxes 22-24. The fifth is Diocesan, 1939(1951-1975)1975, in boxes 24-34. This subseries includes both general files and alphabetical files by diocesan name. The sixth is Pastoral Councils, 1963-1972, in boxes 34-35. The seventh and final subseries is Miscellaneous, 1957-1973, in boxes 35-36. The seventh series is Catholic Hour Records, 1929-1968, in boxes 36-46. There are three sub-series. The first is Executive Committee Files, 1929-1968, in boxes 36-39. This includes materials on the founding of the radio hour in 1930 as well as the demise of both the television and radio shows in 1968. The records are rich though incomplete and include correspondence, meeting minutes, scripts, and publicity files. The second sub-series is Scripts and Transcripts, 1930-1968, in boxes 39-46, and has printed radio transcripts filed alphabetically by speakers' name as well as television transcripts printed in both newsletter format and typescript copies, both filed chronologically. The third subseries is Printed Material, 1934-1946, in box 46, which has printed items commemorating so many years of The Catholic Hour being on the air or miscellaneous topics. The eight series is General Publications and Printed Material 1924-1969, in boxes 47-48. This is a miscellaneous selection of surviving general publications and printed material issued by the NCCM. The ninth series, Scrapbook of Clippings, 1930-1931, in Box 49, has news clippings from the NCCM conventions in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1930 and Rochester, New York, in 1931. The tenth and last series is Audio Visual Records, 1930-1970, in boxes 50-53 and divided into there are three sub-series. The first is Phonographs, 1938-1941, in box 50, which consists of recording from The Catholic Hour on radio. There are seven 33 1/3 and four 78 rpm phonographs. The second is Photographs, 1930-1970, in boxes 50-51. This includes oversize photos and topics run from general matters to events such as conventions and endeavors such as The Catholic Hour on television in the 1960s. Of particular note is a photo of the NCCM delegation led by Martin Work that was hosted at The White House by President Kennedy in 1963. The third and last sub-series is Audio Tapes, 1966-1968, in boxes 52-53. The tape labels do not state whether the recordings are the radio or television versions of The Catholic Hour. Listening to a sample suggests they are the masters, without edits made for broadcasting, which include some mistakes and re-reading of sections. In most cases, in both radio and early television, the pre-recorded introductions or closings were added at the time of editing. However, it would appear that these recordings are for the radio show as the sound engineers or editors occasionally buzz in and interrupt the speaker with questions or instructions. They also discuss recording levels at the beginning and there are occasions when one hears someone open and close a door while walking away from the microphone, suggesting the recording is taking place in a separate room, most likely in a separate recording booth. Therefore, these are most likely recordings for the radio broadcasts though not copies that were aired. Arrangement The National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM) Records consists of ten series: Series 1: Constitutions, By-laws, and Incorporation Records, 1947-1970, Box 1 Series 2: Golden Jubilee Files, 1920-1962, 1970, Boxes 1-2 Series 3: Board of Directors' Executive Committee Correspondence, Minutes, and Related Material, 1920-1969, Boxes 2-7 Series 4: Annual Reports, 1920-1969, Boxes 8-9 Series 5: Convention Files, 1922, 1927-1933, 1951-1969, Boxes 9-12 Series 6: Correspondence and Related Material, 1935(1948-1975)1975, Boxes 12-36 Series 7: Catholic Hour Records, 1929-1968, Boxes 36-46 Series 8: General Publications and Printed Material, 1924-1969, Boxes 47-48 Series 9: Scrapbook of Clippings, 1930-1931, Box 49 Series 10: Audio Visual Records, 1930-1970, Boxes 50-53 Restrictions on Access 25 Years or Living Persons Related Material American Catholic History Research and University Archives: Library of Congress: Index Terms This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms. Persons: Benson, William Shepherd Binz, Leo Noll, John Francis Schrembs, Joseph Sheen, Fulton J. Work, Martin Organizations: National Catholic Welfare Conference National Conference of Catholic Bishops National Council of Catholic Laity National Council of Catholic Women United States Catholic Conference Places: New York, New York Washington, D.C. Subjects: Laity Race Relations Radio-The Catholic Hour Television-The Catholic Hour Vatican II Council Acquisition Information The bulk of the collection received from the National Council of Catholic Laity (NCCL) offices in four installments, 1974-1977. Additional miscellaneous donations made from various sources in 1997, 2004, and 2009. Processing Information Processing by William John Shepherd with some assistance from Anthony Zito in 1992. Additional processing by Mr. Shepherd, including EAD markup, with contributions by Raymond Moore and Robin Pike, in 2011-2012. Fulton Sheen materials digitized in Fall 2015 under direction of Paul Kelly; digital archival object links added to finding aid in Spring 2016 by Paul Kelly. Bibliography National Council of Catholic Men Annual Reports, 1921-1969. Pavuk, Alexander. 'Constructing a Catholic Church Out of Thin Air: Catholic Hour’s Early Years on NBC Radio,' American Catholic Studies, 118:4 (Winter 2007): 37-67. Rhomberg, Thomas W. The Formal Structure of the National Council of Catholic Men and its Role in Promoting Catholic Action. Washington, DC: Catholic University of America Master's Thesis, 1954. Slawson, Douglas J. The Foundation and First Decade of the National Catholic Welfare Council. Washington: Catholic University Press, 1922. Work, Martin. 'National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM),' New Catholic Encyclopedia, vol. 10 (1967): 231-232. Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Constitutions, By-laws, and Incorporation Records, 1947-1970 (1 Box) Various legal documents governing NCCM's existence and operations. 1 1 By-Laws (1), 1967 1 2 By-Laws (2), 1967 1 3 By-Laws (3), 1967 1 4 Certificate of Exemption: NCCM-USCC, 1970 1 5 Corporate Matter: By-Laws and Constitution, 1947-1952 1 6 Corporate Matter: By-Laws and Constitution, 1954-1961 1 7 Corporate Matter: Certificate of Incorporation, 1943-1960 Series 2: Golden Jubilee Files, 1920-1962, 1970 (2 Boxes) Material gathered or created for the NCCM fiftieth anniversary. 1 8 Rhomberg, Thomas W. The Formal Structure of the National Council of Catholic Men and its Role in Promoting Catholic Action, 1954 Catholic University master's thesis 1 9 Form Letters, 1970 1 10 Organizational History, 1920-1962 2 1 Proposals, 1970 2 2 Speech, 1970 Series 3: Board of Directors' Executive Committee Correspondence, Minutes, and Related Material, 1920-1969 (6 Boxes) Bound volumes, often overlapping in date span, as well as copies of minutes and related items in traditional file folders. 2 3 Official Minutes, 1920-1921 Bound volume 2 4 Official Minutes, 1920-1929 Bound volume 3 1 Official Minutes, 1929-1945 Bound volume 3 2 Official Minutes, 1928-1942 Bound volume 4 1 Official Minutes, 1943-1947 Bound volume 4 2 Official Minutes, 1947-1952 Bound volume 5 1 Official Minutes, 1953-1956 Bound volume 5 2 Official Minutes, 1957-1960 Bound volume 5 3 Official Minutes, 1961-1964 Bound volume 6 1 Official Minutes, 1965-1969 Bound volume 6 2 Executive Committee Minutes, 1940-1941 6 3 Executive Committee Minutes, 1953-1954 6 4 Executive Committee Minutes, 1956-1959 6 5 Executive Committee Minutes, 1960-1961 6 6 Executive Committee Minutes, 1962 6 7 Executive Committee Minutes (1), 1964 6 8 Executive Committee Minutes (2), 1964 6 9 Executive Committee Minutes (1), 1965 6 10 Executive Committee Minutes (2), 1965 7 1 Executive Committee Minutes, 1965-1966 7 2 Executive Committee Minutes (1), 1966 7 3 Executive Committee Minutes (2), 1966 7 4 Executive Committee Minutes (1), 1967 7 5 Executive Committee Minutes (2), 1967 7 6 Executive Committee Minutes (3), 1967 7 7 Executive Committee Minutes (4), 1967 7 8 Executive Committee Minutes (5), 1967 7 9 Executive Committee Minutes, 1968 7 10 Executive Committee Agendas, 1960-1967 7 11 Executive Committee Form Memos, 1963-1964 7 12 Executive Committee Form Memos, 1965-1966 7 13 Executive Committee Form Memos, 1967-1968 7 14 Executive Committee-Institute for Social Research, 1966 7 15 Executive Committee-President's Meeting, 1960 Series 4: Annual Reports, 1920-1969 (2 Boxes) One bound volume and several folders with original and duplicate typescript and printed copies. 8 1 Annual Reports, 1920-1924 Typescript and printed photocopies 8 2 Annual Reports, 1925-1929 Typescript photocopies 8 3 Annual Report, 1930 Typescript photocopy 8 4 Annual Report, 1931 Typescript photocopy 8 5 Annual Reports, 1932-1946 Bound volume of original typescripts mislabeled as 'Official Minutes.' 8 6 Annual Reports, 1947-1950 Print photocopies 8 7 Annual Report, 1951 Typescript original 8 8 Annual Report, 1952 Typescript original 8 9 Annual Report, 1953 Typescript original 8 10 Annual Report, 1954 Typescript original 8 11 Annual Report, 1955 Typescript original 8 12 Annual Report, 1956 Typescript original 8 13 Annual Report, 1957 Typescript original 8 14 Annual Report, 1958 Typescript original 8 15 Annual Report, 1959 Typescript original 8 16 Annual Report, 1960 (1) Typescript original 9 1 Annual Report, 1960 (2) Typescript original 9 2 Annual Report, 1961 Typescript original 9 3 Annual Report, 1962 Typescript original 9 4 Annual Report, 1963 Typescript original 9 5 Annual Report, 1964 Typescript original 9 6 Annual Report, 1965 Typescript original 9 7 Annual Report, 1966 Typescript original 9 8 Annual Report, 1967 Mix of typescript and photocopy material 9 9 Annual Report, 1968 Print Photocopy 9 10 Annual Report, 1969 Print Photocopy Series 5: Convention Files, 1922, 1927-1933, 1951-1969 (4 Boxes) Conventions held annually 1920 to 1955 and biennially 1957-1969, with many gaps for the early years. 9 11 Annual Convention (2nd): Sermon by Augustus Schwertner, 1922 Printed pamphlet 9 12 Annual Convention (7th), 10/16-18/1927 Typescript, p. 1-100 9 13 Annual Convention (7th), 10/16-18/1927 Typescript, p. 101-200 9 14 Annual Convention (7th), 10/16-18/1927 Typescript, p. 201-300 9 15 Annual Convention (7th), 10/16-18/1927 Typescript, p. 301-360 9 16 Annual Convention (7th), 10/16-18/1927 Print Volume 10 1 Annual Convention (8th): Address by William Cunningham, 11/18-21/1928 Printed booklet, 2 copies 10 2 Annual Convention (9th): Sermon by Archbishop John T. McNicholas, 10/20-23/1929 Printed Booklet, 2 copies 10 3 Annual Convention (13th): Program, 10/22-25/1933 Printed pamphlet, 2 copies 10 4 Annual Convention (31th), 3/31-4/1/1951 10 5 Annual Convention (32nd), 4/18-20/1952 10 6 Annual Convention (33rd), 4/11-12/1953 10 7 Annual Convention (34th), 4/23-25/1954 10 8 Annual Convention (34th), 4/22-24/1955 10 9 Biennial Convention, 5/10-12/1957 10 10 Biennial Convention, 4/1-5/1959 10 11 Biennial Convention: Proceedings, 1961 Print copy 10 12 Biennial Convention: Proceedings, 1963 Print copy 11 1 Biennial Convention: Addresses-Daniel Meaney, Donald Quinn, and Martin H. Work, 1965 11 2 Biennial Convention: Awards, 1965 11 3 Biennial Convention: Budget and Miscellaneous, 1964-1965 11 4 Biennial Convention: Catholic Action Award Contest (1), 1965 11 5 Biennial Convention: Catholic Action Award Contest (2), 1965 11 6 Biennial Convention: Correspondence-Bishops, 1965 11 7 Biennial Convention: Correspondence-Martin H. Work, 1965 11 8 Biennial Convention: Form Letters and Registration, 1965 11 9 Biennial Convention: Intellectual Honors, Prizes, 1965 11 10 Biennial Convention: Invitations, 1965 11 11 Biennial Convention: Invitations, Specials 1965 11 12 Biennial Convention: Lectors, Commentators 1965 11 13 Biennial Convention: Opinion Group 1965 12 1 Biennial Convention: Proceedings 1965 12 2 Biennial Convention: Report of Executive Director Martin H. Work 1965 12 3 Biennial Convention: Resolution File 1965 12 4 Biennial Convention: Statement 1965 12 5 Biennial Convention: Texas Contacts 1965 12 6 Biennial Convention (1), 1967 12 7 Biennial Convention (2), 1967 12 8 Biennial Convention, 1969 Series 6: Correspondence and Related Material, 1935(1948-1975)1975 (25 Boxes) This large though incomplete series chronicles the general administrative history of the NCCM and is divided into seven subseries: Officers and Board Members, National Consultants Program, Affiliated National Organizations, Non-affiliated National Organizations, Diocesan, Pastoral Councils, and Miscellaneous. Sub-series 6.1: Officers and Board Members, 1950-1971, (3 Boxes) 12 9 Babcock, Allen J., 1950-1959 12 10 Babcock, Allen J., 1960-1964 12 11 Binz, Leo-Archbishop of St. Paul-Episcopal Chairman, 1964 12 12 Binz, Leo-Archbishop of St. Paul-Episcopal Chairman (1), 1965 13 1 Binz, Leo-Archbishop of St. Paul-Episcopal Chairman (2), 1965 13 2 Binz, Leo-Archbishop of St. Paul-Episcopal Chairman, 1966-1967 13 3 Brommer, Jere J., 1965-1967 13 4 Byrne, William J., 1963-1967 13 5 Donnelly, John-President, 1961-1964 13 6 Donnelly, John-President, 1965 13 7 Donnelly, John-President, 1966 13 8 Freking, Frederick W.-Bishop of La Crosse, 1967 13 9 Giambalvo, Nunzio A., 1961-1963 13 10 Giambalvo, Nunzio A., 1964-1966 13 11 Giambalvo, Nunzio A.-President, 1967 14 1 Giambalvo, Nunzio A.-President, 1968-1969 14 2 Heller, Frank-President, 1963-1965 14 3 Jagge, Clinton C., 1968 14 4 Keigher, Donald J., 1966-1968 14 5 Leven, Stephen-Bishop of San Antonio and Assistant Episcopal Chair, 1963-1967 14 6 Leven, Stephen-Bishop's Study, 1963-1964 14 7 McCormick, Daniel L., 1963-1966 14 8 Miller, Victor A., 1963-1968 14 9 Niehaus, Ferd J., 1963-1965 14 10 Niehaus, Ferd J., 1966 14 11 Perry, Eugene B., 1963-1967 14 12 Russell, John J., Bishop of Richmond, Virginia, 1966-1968 14 13 Sheen, Fulton J., Bishop of Rochester, New York, 1967 14 14 Nominees for Board, ca. 1972 14 15 Officer's List, 1960-1969 Sub-series 6.2: National Consultants Program, 1951(1967-1970)1970, (4 Boxes) 15 1 General, 1968 15 2 General, 1970 15 3 Canon Law Consultation (1), 1968 15 4 Canon Law Consultation (2), 1968 15 5 Canon Law Consultation (3), 1968 15 6 Catholic Attitudes in the Decade of the Seventies, 1968-1970 15 7 Consultants Who Donated in Full, 1969-1970 15 8 List, n.d. 15 9 A, 1967, 1970 15 10 Armijo, James R.-New Mexico, 1967-1969 15 11 Azar, Richard N.-El Paso, Texas, 1968-1970 15 12 Ba, 1967-1970 15 13 Barry, Edward M.-Brooklyn, New York, 1967-1970 15 14 Batt, Reginald V.-Longmont, Colorado, 1969-1970 15 15 Be, 1967-1970 15 16 Becker, Richard J.-Pasadena, California, 1967-1970 15 17 Berret, Thomas J.-Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 1967-1970 15 18 Bi-Bo, 1969-1970 16 1 Blaes, Emmet A., 1951-1970 16 2 Blanchard, B. Everhard-Villa Park, Illinois, 1967-1970 16 3 Borgard, John H.-Chicago, Illinois, 1969-1970 16 4 Bourke, William A.-Roslyn Heights, New York, 1967-1970 16 5 Boutin, Bernard-Nashua, New Hampshire, 1967-1970 16 6 Br - Bu, 1967-1970 16 7 Bradley, Henry R.-Fresno, California, 1967-1970 16 8 Brown, Alice-St. Cloud, Minnesota, 1969-1970 16 9 Brown, Virgil L.-Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1967-1970 16 10 Brown, William E.-Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1967-1970 16 11 Buckley, Louis F.-Chicago, Illinois, 1968-1970 16 12 Burns, Martin J.-Chicago, Illinois, 1968-1970 16 13 Ca, 1967-1970 16 14 Cahill, F. Everett-San Francisco, California, 1967-1970 16 15 Campeau, William Edward, Palos Verdes, California, 1967-1970 16 16 Cardullo, Mario-Rockville, Maryland, 1968-1969 16 17 Carnesi, A. J.-Brownsville, Texas, 1967-1970 16 18 Carroll, Owen J.-Needham, Massachusetts, 1967-1970 16 19 Carsky, James B.-Bronxville, New York, 1968-1970 16 20 Cavanaugh, John R.-Washington, D.C., 1969-1970 16 21 Ce - Ci 1967-1970 16 22 Centi, Paul-Worcester, Massachusetts 1969-1970 16 22 Chenal, William J.-Cincinnati, Ohio, 1969-1970 16 23 Ciccolella, Angelo R.-Brooklyn, New York, 1969-1970 17 1 Cl, 1967-1970 17 2 Clare, William F.-New York, New York, 1967-1970 17 3 Clark, John P., Jr.-Glenside, Pennsylvania, 1967-1970 17 4 Close, Frank-Larchmont, New York, 1967-1970 17 5 Co, 1967-1970 17 6 Conley, Mrs. Arthur J.-St. Louis, Missouri, 1969-1970 17 7 Cooley, Richard P.-San Francisco, California, 1967-1970 17 8 Coon, John P.-Metairie, Louisiana, 1967-1970 17 9 Corrigan, Thomas B.-Abilene, Kansas, 1967-1970 17 10 Costigan, David-Quincy, Indiana, 1968-1969 17 11 Coughlan, Robert M.-North Mankato, Minnesota, 1969-1970 17 12 Coughlan, Thomas P.-Mankato, Minnesota, 1967-1970 17 13 Cr, 1967-1970 17 14 Cu, 1967-1970 17 15 Curry, Edward-Washington, D.C., 1969-1970 17 16 Da, 1967-1970 17 17 Daly, John J.-Hartford, Connecticut, 1969-1970 17 18 Daly, Leo A.-Omaha, Nebraska, 1967-1970 17 19 Daly, Roy E.-Leawood, Kansas, 1967-1970 17 20 De, 1967-1970 17 21 Delaney, Captain James H.-Los Angeles, California, 1967-1970 17 22 Delaney, Frank-Washington, D.C., 1969-1970 17 23 Demartini, James S.-Stockton, California, 1967-1970 17 24 Derlin, George J.-Dover, Massachusetts, 1969-1970 17 25 Di, 1969-1970 17 26 Do, 1967-1970 18 1 Dolan, Hugh F.-El Paso, Texas, 1967-1969 18 2 Donaghue, John D.-South Burlington, Vermont, 1968-1970 18 3 Donovan, Bernard-Jamaica, New York, 1967-1970 18 4 Donnes, David A.-Chica, California, 1969-1970 18 5 Drennen, D.A.-Poughkeepsie, New York, 1967-1970 18 6 Dupuis, Adrian M.-Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1969-1970 18 7 E, 1967-1970 18 8 Eagen, Robert-Cincinnati, Ohio, 1967-1970 18 9 Eickelberg, W. Warren-Amityville, New York, 1969-1970 18 10 Fa-Fl, 1967-1970 18 11 Fairbanks, Henry G.-Winooski, Vermont 1968-1970 18 12 Fleming, James S.-Worcester, Massachusetts, 1967-1970 18 13 Fleming, M. Brendon-Lowell, Massachusetts, 1969-1970 18 14 Floersch, William G.-Buffalo, New York, 1967-1970 18 15 Fo, 1967-1970 18 16 Fogarty, John F.-Leawood, Kansas, 1967-1970 18 17 Foley, Thomas-Congressman, U.S., 1967 18 18 Ford, John J.-Louisville, Kentucky, 1967-1970 18 19 Forn, Albert J.-Los Angeles, California, 1970 18 20 Fortin, F. Frederick-Springfield, Massachusetts, 1967-1970 18 21 Fortin, Rene E.-Providence, Rhode Island, 1967-1970 18 22 Fr, 1967-1970 18 22 G, 1967-1970 18 23 Garrett, Thomas A.-Troy, New York, 1967-1970 18 24 Gelb, Larence F.-Washington, D.C., 1968-1969 18 25 Gelb, Robert A.-New York, New York, 1969-1970 18 26 Gilroy, Edwin B.-Pasadena, California, 1967 18 27 Gouger, Tom M.-San Antonio, Texas, 1967-1969 Sub-series 6.3: National Organizations (Affiliated), 1949-1974, (3 Boxes) 19 1 Alhambra, Order of, 1957-1968 19 2 American Latvian Catholic Association, 1957-1969 19 3 Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), 1953-1968 19 4 Catholic Central Union, 1961 19 5 Catholic Central Verein, 1955-1968 19 6 Catholic Lawyers Guild, 1949-1965 19 7 Catholic Order of Foresters, 1954-1968 19 8 Catholic War Veterans, 1958-1968 19 9 First Catholic Slovak Union, 1952-1968 19 10 Information Documentation on the Conciliar Church, 1967-1968 19 11 Knights of Columbus State Councils A-J, 1963-1969 19 12 Knights of Columbus State Councils K-M, 1963-1969 20 1 Knights of Columbus State Councils N-Z (1), 1963-1969 20 2 Knights of Columbus State Councils N-Z (2), 1963-1969 20 3 Knights of Columbus Supreme Council, 1959-1969 20 4 Knights of St. George, 1951-1969 20 5 Knights of St. Peter Claver, 1959-1969 20 6 Lithuanian Catholic Federation of America, 1955-1968 20 7 National Alliance of Czech Catholics, 1953-1968 20 8 National Catholic Laymen's Retreat Conference, 1953-1964 20 9 National Catholic Laymen's Retreat Conference, 1965-1968 20 10 National Catholic Pharmacist's Guild of the United States, 1960-1964 20 11 National Catholic Pharmacist's Guild of the United States, 1965-1969 21 1 National Catholic Theater Conference, 1959-1969 21 2 National Federation of Christian Life Communities, 1956-1963 21 3 National Catholic Theater Conference, 1964-1973 21 4 Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity, 1954-1955 21 5 Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity, 1956-1968 21 6 Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, 1953-1969 21 7 Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, 1970-1974 21 8 Society of St. Vincent de Paul, 1954-1969 21 9 Supreme Anchor Club of America, 1951-1968 21 10 Young Men's Institute, 1955-1968 Sub-series 6.4: National Organizations (Non-Affiliated), 1935(1948-1974)1974, (3 Boxes) 22 1 Catholic Accountants' Guild, ca. 1968 22 2 Catholic Convert Makers of America, ca. 1948-1963 22 3 Catholic Council on Civil Liberties, 1963 22 4 Catholic Daughters of the Americas, 1951-1964 22 5 Catholic Evidence Guild, 1935, 1948-1958 22 6 Catholic Information Center, ca. 1968 22 7 Catholic Inter-American Cooperation Program (CICOP), 1964-1966 22 8 Catholic Press Association, 1957-1961 22 9 Christophers, 1947-1960 22 10 Citizens of Educational Freedom, 1968-1969 22 11 Council of International Lay Associations, ca. 1961-1968 22 12 Ecumenical Council, 1961-1962 22 13 Holy Name Society, 1967-1970 22 14 Institute for Freedom in the Church, 1966 22 15 Institute of Law and Human Rights Social Values, 1965 22 16 Liturgical Conference, 1966-1967 22 17 Melkite Laymens' Association of North America, 1960-1968 22 18 National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice, 1966-1967 23 1 National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice (1), 1968 23 2 National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice (2), 1968 23 3 National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice (3), 1968 23 4 National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice, 1969-1970, 1974 23 5 National Catholic Rural Life Conference, 1956-1966 23 6 National Industrial Conference Board, 1968-1969 23 7 National Inter-Religious Conference on Peace, 1965 23 8 National Inter-Religious Conference on Peace, 1966 23 9 National Specialized Lay Apostolate, 1960-1968 23 10 Naturalized Citizens of America, Inc., 1956 23 11 Nocturnal Adoration Society, 1957-1962 24 1 Polish Union of U.S.N.A., 1955-1965 24 2 Relay (Mike Mullen), 1963-1967 24 3 Secretariat for Catholic-Jewish Relations, 1969 24 4 Secular Institute, 1950-1958 24 5 Serra International, 1953-1968 24 6 Spiritual Life Institute, ca. 1968 24 7 Technoserve, Inc., 1969 24 8 Vernacular Society, 1948-1950 Subseries 6.5: Diocesan, 1939(1951-1975)1975, (10 Boxes) 24 9 Factual Data on Diocesan Affiliates, 1962-1966 Binder 24 10 General Association Plan, 1961-1962, 1965 25 1 General Association Plan Books and Amendment, n.d. 25 2 Attitude and Opinion Survey of NCCM, 1966-1967 25 3 Bourbon, Gus - General Office Service (1), 1965-1966 25 4 Bourbon, Gus - General Office Service (2), 1965-1966 25 5 Bulletins, 1966 25 6 Joint Associate Program of the National Diocesan Committee: Pastoral Council, 1966-1968 25 7 Liturgical Conference, 1961-1967 25 8 Military Council of Catholic Men (MCCM), 1955-1960 26 1 Military Council of Catholic Men (MCCM), 1961-1963 26 2 Military Council of Catholic Men (MCCM), 1964-1969 26 3 Military Council of Catholic Men (MCCM), 1972-1973 26 4 Albany, New York, 1968-1971 26 5 Alexandria, Louisiana, 1968-1975 26 6 Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1967-1973 26 7 Altoona, Pennsylvania, 1966-1973 26 8 Amarillo, Texas, 1961-1971 26 9 Anchorage, Alaska, 1966-1970 26 10 Atlanta, Georgia, 1968-1971 26 11 Austin, Texas, 1963-1971 26 12 Baker, Oregon, 1953-1970 26 13 Baltimore, Maryland, 1962-1972 26 14 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1962-1973 26 15 Beaumont, Texas, 1966-1973 26 16 Belleville, Illinois, 1968-1970 26 17 Birmingham, Alabama, 1969-1971 26 18 Bismarck, North Dakota, 1954-1972 26 19 Boise, Idaho, 1953-1972 27 1 Boston, Massachusetts, 1961-1972 27 2 Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1956-1972 27 3 Brooklyn, New York, 1961-1972 27 4 Brownsville, Texas, 1965-1970 27 5 Buffalo, New York, 1961-1965 27 6 Burlington, Vermont, 1961-1970 27 7 Camden, New Jersey, 1962-1971 27 8 Charleston, South Carolina, 1961-1973 27 9 Charlotte, North Carolina, 1973-1975 27 10 Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1958-1970 27 11 Chicago, Illinois, 1961-1974 27 12 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1966-1970 27 13 Cincinnati, Ohio, 1971-1973 27 14 Cleveland, Ohio, 1955-1971 28 1 Columbus, Ohio, 1961-1964 28 2 Columbus, Ohio, 1966-1970 28 3 Corpus Christi, Texas, 1963-1964 28 4 Corpus Christi, Texas, 1965-1971 28 5 Covington, Kentucky, 1961-1965, 1970-1973 28 6 Crookston, Minnesota, 1968-1973 28 7 Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, 1961-1965 28 8 Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, 1965-1971 28 9 Davenport, Iowa, 1961-1971 28 10 Denver, Colorado, 1948-1972 28 11 Des Moines, Iowa, 1970-1972 28 12 Detroit, Michigan, 1968-1971 28 13 Des Moines, Iowa, 1970-1972 28 14 Dodge City, Kansas, 1954-1970 28 15 Dubuque, Iowa, 1961-1965 28 16 Dubuque, Iowa, 1968-1972 28 17 Duluth, Minnesota, 1964-1971 28 18 El Paso, Texas, 1961-1965, 1971-1973 28 19 Erie, Pennsylvania, 1970-1973 29 1 Evanston, Illinois, 1967-1968 29 2 Evanston, Illinois, 1969-1971 29 3 Fairbanks, Alaska, 1967-1972 29 4 Fall River, Massachusetts, 1969-1970 29 5 Fargo, North Dakota, 1951-1974 29 6 Foreign, 1972 29 7 Fort Wayne-South Bend, Indiana, 1961-1974 29 8 Fresno, California, 1968-1971 29 9 Gallup, New Mexico, 1970 29 10 Galveston-Houston, Texas, 1961-1971 29 11 Gary, Indiana, 1961-1972 29 12 Gaylord, Michigan, 1971-1973 29 13 Grand Isle, Nebraska, 1966-1971 29 14 Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1961-1965 29 15 Great Falls, Montana, 1961-1973 29 16 Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1962-1971 29 17 Greensburg, Pennsylvania, 1961-1971 29 18 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1961-1972 29 19 Hartford, Connecticut, 1967-1974 29 20 Helena, Montana, 1961-1972 29 21 Honolulu, Hawaii, 1970 29 22 Indianapolis, Indiana, 1970-1972 29 23 Jefferson, Missouri, 1961-1971 29 24 Joliet, Illinois, 1970-1973 30 1 Juneau, Alaska, 1970 30 2 Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1973 30 3 Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1958-1971 30 4 Kansas City, Missouri, 1970-1972 30 5 La Crosse, Wisconsin, 1968-1971 30 6 Lafayette, Indiana, 1963-1971 30 7 Lafayette, Louisiana, 1963-1970 30 8 Lansing, Michigan, 1954-1971 30 9 Lincoln, Nebraska, 1958-1971 30 10 Little Rock, Arkansas, 1968-1971 30 11 Los Angeles, California, 1967-1974 30 12 Louisville, Kentucky, 1967-1974 30 13 Madison, Wisconsin, 1967-1972 30 14 Manchester, New Hampshire, 1964-1971 30 15 Marquette, Michigan, 1956-1974 30 16 Memphis, Tennessee, 1971 30 17 Miami, Florida, 1961-1971 30 18 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1961-1965 30 19 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1968-1974 30 20 Mobile, Alabama, 1969-1971 30 21 Monterey, California, 1965-1973 30 22 Nashville, Tennessee, 1967-1969 30 23 Nashville, Tennessee, 1970-1973 31 1 Natchez-Jackson, Mississippi, 1964-1969 31 2 Natchez-Jackson, Mississippi, 1970-1973 31 3 Newark, New Jersey, 1961-1965 31 4 Newark, New Jersey, 1968-1973 31 5 New Orleans, Louisiana, 1961-1971 31 6 New Ulm, Minnesota, 1966-1971 31 7 New York, New York, 1961-1972 31 8 Norwich, Connecticut, 1969-1970 31 9 Oakland, California, 1962-1972 31 10 Ogdensburg, South Carolina, 1961-1971 31 11 Oklahoma City-Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1962-1971 31 12 Omaha, Nebraska, 1960-1972 31 13 Orlando, Florida, 1961-1971 31 14 Owensboro, Kentucky, 1966-1970 31 15 Paterson, New Jersey, 1961-1975 31 16 Peoria, Illinois, 1966-1973 31 17 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1954-1975 31 18 Phoenix, Arizona, 1970-1971 31 19 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1966-1973 31 20 Portland, Maine, 1969-1971 31 21 Portland, Oregon, 1951-1971 31 22 Providence, Rhode Island, 1955-1971 31 23 Pueblo, Colorado, 1951-1971 31 24 Raleigh, North Carolina, 1961-1972 31 25 Rapid City, South Dakota, 1955-1970 31 26 Reno City, Nevada, 1961-1971 31 27 Richmond, Virginia, 1961-1965 31 28 Richmond, Virginia, 1966-1967 32 1 Richmond, Virginia, 1968-1972 32 2 Rochester, New York, 1971-1973 32 3 Rockford, Illinois, 1969-1974 32 4 Rockville Center, New York, 1967-1971 32 5 Sacramento, California, 1961-1971 32 6 Saginaw, Michigan, 1961-1971 32 7 Saint Augustine, Florida, 1963, 1969-1970 32 8 Saint Cloud, Minnesota, 1970-1971 32 9 Saint Paul-Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1964-1972 32 10 Saint Petersburg, Florida, 1969-1972 32 11 Salina, Kansas, 1960-1970 32 12 Salt Lake City, Utah, 1960-1970 32 13 San Angelo, Texas, 1961-1971 32 14 San Antonio, Texas, 1961-1974 32 15 San Diego, California, 1939-1971 32 16 San Francisco, California, 1961-1963 32 17 San Francisco, California, 1964-1972 33 1 Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1961-1971 33 2 Santa Rosa, California, 1962-1971 33 3 Savannah, Georgia, 1945-1974 33 4 Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1961-1972 33 5 Seattle, Washington, 1951-1971 33 6 Sioux City, Iowa, 1951-1973 33 7 Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1967-1971 33 8 Spokane, Washington, 1960-1970 33 9 Springfield, Illinois, 1962-1973 33 10 Springfield, Massachusetts, 1957-1974 33 11 Springfield-Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 1961-1974 33 12 Steubenville, Ohio, 1961-1971 33 13 Stockton, California, 1962-1971 33 14 Superior, Wisconsin, 1961-1970 33 15 Syracuse, New York, 1958-1972 33 16 Toledo, Ohio, 1962-1971 33 17 Trenton, New Jersey, 1961-1965 33 18 Tucson, Arizona, 1957-1972 34 1 Washington, D.C., 1961-1972 34 2 Wheeling, West Virginia, 1961-1965 34 3 Wichita, Kansas, 1962-1970 34 4 Wilmington, Delaware, 1954-1973 34 5 Winona, Minnesota, 1961-1971 34 6 Worcester, Massachusetts, 1968-1975 34 7 Yakima, Washington, 1961-1970 34 8 Youngstown, Ohio, 1956-1971 Subseries 6.6: Pastoral Councils, 1963-1972, (2 Boxes) 34 9 General, 1963-1970 34 10 General, 1971-1972 34 11 Bergamo Conference on Pastoral Councils (1), 1969-1970 34 12 Bergamo Conference on Pastoral Councils (2), 1969-1970 35 1 Directories, 1967-1971 35 2 Mailing Labels, ca. 1970 35 3 Parish Today, 1968-1971 Newsletter 35 4 Printed Material, 1968-1971 Subseries 6.7: Miscellaneous, 1957-1973, (2 Boxes) 35 5 Directory Rolodex, n.d. 35 6 Equipment and Supplies, 1957-1966 35 7 Financial Ledger (1), 1969-1970 35 8 Financial Ledger (2), 1969-1970 35 9 Foreign Visitor's Office Advisory Committee, 1960 35 10 Office Bulletins, 1970 36 1 Office Inventory, 1972 36 2 Planning and Development, 1960 36 3 Preliminary Planning Presentation, 1966 36 4 Program Lists, 1970 36 5 Program Service Instructions for Secretaries, 1972, 1973 Series 7: Catholic Hour Records, 1929-1968 (11 Boxes) This is a rich though incomplete series that documents The Catholic Hour from its creation on radio in 1930 until its demise as both a radio and television show in 1968 The records are divided into three sub-series: Executive Committee Files, Scripts and Transcripts, and Printed Material. Subseries 7.1: Executive Committee Files, 1929-1968, (4 Boxes) 36 6 Address on Education Broadcasting by Edward Heffron, 1936 36 7 Correspondence: General, 1929-1945 36 8 Correspondence: General, 1958-1960 36 9 Correspondence: General, 1961-1965 36 10 Correspondence: Birth Control, 1965-1966 36 11 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Change,' August 1965 37 1 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (1), 1965 37 2 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (2), 1965 37 3 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (3), 1965 37 4 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (4), 1965 37 5 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (5), 1965 37 6 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (6), 1965 37 7 Correspondence, Scripts, Clippings: 'The Church and Marriage' (7), 1965 37 8 Correspondence: Dorothy Day Series (1), 1962 38 1 Correspondence: Dorothy Day Series (2), 1962 38 2 Correspondence: Transfer of The Catholic Hour, 1968 38 3 Grant Request to Raskob, 1953 38 4 Memorandum of Producing Catholic Radio Programs, 1941 38 5 Minutes of the Executive Committee, 1929-1931 38 6 Minutes of the Executive Committee, 1932-1934 38 7 Minutes of the Executive Committee, 1935-1939 38 8 Minutes of the Executive Committee, 1940-1944 38 9 'Official Records'-Correspondence, Telegrams, and Other Material Related to the Launching of The Catholic Hour, 1930 Bound Volume 38 10 Publicity, 1930 39 1 Publicity, 1968 39 2 Report on Radio-Television Activities, 1965 Subseries 7.2: Scripts and Transcripts, 1930-1968, (8 Boxes) 39 3 Benard, Edmund D. 'Marriage and the Home,' October 1947 Booklet: 30 pages 39 4 Budenz, Louis F. 'The Church and Labor,' August 1947 Booklet: 48 pages 39 5 Burke, Ambrose J. 'The Sacramental System,' October 1944 Booklet: 40 pages 39 6 Burke, Thomas 'A Theology of Prayer,' June 1930 Booklet: 32 pages 39 7 Cartwright, John K. 'The Marks of the Church,' March 1931 Booklet: 48 pages 39 8 Cartwright, John K. 'Monte Cassino: A Light Extinguished,' February 17, 1944 Pamphlet: 12 pages 39 9 Clasby, William J. 'Building Blocks for Peace,' January 1949 Booklet: 36 pages 39 10 Connell, Francis J., et. al. 'Four Religious Founders,' August 1930 Booklet: 56 pages 39 11 Connell, Francis J. 'The Infallible Teaching Authority of the Church,' April 12, 1941 Pamphlet: 12 pages 39 12 Connell, Francis J. 'Membership in the Church,' March 29, 1931 Pamphlet: 8 pages 39 13 Connell, Francis J. 'The Organization and Government of the Church,' March-April, 1931 Booklet: 48 pages 39 14 Cushing, Richard J. 'Missionary Responsibility,' September 1940 Booklet: 30 pages 39 15 Daly, Joseph A. 'Religion and Human Nature,' August 1932 Booklet: 40 pages 39 16 Feeney, Leonard. 'We are the Children of God,' August 1932 Booklet: 32 pages 39 17 Gillis, James M. 'The Moral Law,' November-December 1930 Booklet: 88 pages 39 18 Gillis, James M. 'The Church and the Depression,' November-December 1934 Booklet: 80 pages 39 19 Gillis, James M. 'The Life of the Soul,' November-December 1936 Booklet: 96 pages 39 20 Gillis, James M. 'Saints vs. Kings,' November-December 1937 Booklet: 96 pages 39 21 Ginder, Richard. 'Living the Full Life,' April-May 1944 Booklet: 40 pages 39 22 Haas, Francis J. and Ryan, John A. 'Moral Factors in Economic Life,' April-May 1931 Booklet: 32 pages 39 23 Johnson, George. 'The Moral Order' and 'Mary, the Mother of Jesus,' April-May 1930 Booklet: 64 pages 39 24 Johnson, George. 'Catholic Education,' September-October 1934 Booklet: 40 pages 39 25 Johnson, George. 'The Mission of Youth in Contemporary Society,' September 1938 Booklet: 40 pages 39 26 Johnson, George. 'The Practical Aspects of Patriotism,' October 1941 Booklet: 40 pages 39 27 Keenan, Francis L. 'The Story of the Bible,' June-July 1930 Booklet: 64 pages 39 28 Leo, Brother, F.S.C. 'The Catholic Tradition in Literature,' September 1939 Booklet: 40 pages 40 1 Manton, Joseph E. 'The Family in Focus,' May 1947 Booklet: 32 pages 40 2 Manton, Joseph E. 'A Visit to the Vatican,' 'Maria Goretti-Child Martyr,' and 'The Pride of Portugal,' June 1952 Pamphlets: 3 of them, each 8 pages 40 3 Nagle, Urban. 'My Uncle Right and Wrong,' September-December 1944 Booklet: 112 pages 40 4 O'Donnell, Charles L. 'Philosophy of Catholic Education,' September 1930 Booklet: 32 pages 40 5 Parsons, Wilfred. 'Social Regeneration,' November 1947 Booklet: 32 pages 40 6 Russell, Wililam H. 'What Catholics Do at Mass,' October 1939 Booklet: 72 pages 40 7 Sawkins, Arthur J. 'In the Beginning,' June 1940 Booklet: 40 pages 40 8 Scnmiedeler, Edgar. 'Rural Catholic Action,' July 1932 Booklet: 24 pages 40 9 Scnmiedeler, Edgar. 'Rediscovering the Family,' February 4, 1951 Pamphlet: 16 pages 40 10 Scnmiedeler, Edgar, and Margaret Mealey, et. al. 'The Christian in Action,' March 4, 1951 Pamphlet: 16 pages 40 11 Shea, Francis R. 'The School, Your Child's Other Home,' October 1948 Booklet: 48 pages 40 12 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Divine Romance,' March-April 1930 Document Booklet: 80 pages 40 13 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Manifestations of Christ,' December 1931-March 1932 Document Booklet: 128 pages 40 14 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Eternity of Easter,' March 27, 1932 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 40 15 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Way of the Cross,' March 20, 1932 Document Booklet: 32 pages 40 16 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Hymn of the Conquered,'; 'The Eternal Galilean,' January-April 1933; December 1933-April 1934 Document Booklets: 128 pages, 160 pages 40 17 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Fullness of Christ,' December 1934-April 1935 Document Booklet: 176 pages 40 18 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Prodigal World,' December 1935-April 1936 Document Booklet: 144 pages 40 19 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Prodigal World,' December 1935-April 1936 Booklet: 144 pages 40 20 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Freedom and Democracy,' January-February 1937 Document Booklet: 56 pages 40 21 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Our Wounded World,' March 1937 Document Booklet: 112 pages 40 22 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Justice and Charity: Part 1-The Social Problem and the Church,' January-February 1938 Document Booklet: 96 pages 40 23 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Justice and Charity: Part 2-The Individual Problem and the Cross,' March-April 1938 Document Booklet: 80 pages 40 24 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Cardinal Hayes: A Eulogy,' October 5, 1938 Document Booklet: 16 pages 40 25 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Freedom: Part II-Personal Freedom,' February-April 1939 Document Booklet: 96 pages 40 26 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Pius XI: A Eulogy,' February 12, 1939 Document Booklet: 24 pages 40 27 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Peace: The Fruit of Justice,' January-February 1940 Document Booklet: 64 pages 40 28 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Seven Last Words and the Seven Virtues,' February-March 1940 Document Booklet: 80 pages 41 1 Sheen, Fulton J. 'War and Guilt,' December 1940-April 1941 Document Booklet: 182 pages 41 2 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Peace,' December 1941-April 1942 Document Booklet (Green Cover): 160 pages 41 3 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Peace,' December 1941-April 1942 Document Booklet (Yellow Cover): 160 pages, plus some loose individual pamphlets from this series. 41 4 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Crisis in Christendom,' January-April 1943 Document Booklet: 112 pages 41 5 Sheen, Fulton J. 'One Lord, One World,' January-April 1944 Document Booklet: 100 pages 41 6 Sheen, Fulton J. 'How You Got That Way,' December 24, 1944 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 7 Sheen, Fulton J. 'You,' December 1944-April 1945 Document Booklet: 102 pages 41 8 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Love on Pilgrimage,' February-April 1946 Document Booklet: 96 pages 41 9 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Light Your Lamps,' January-April 1947 Document Booklet: 128 pages 41 10 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Modern Soul in Search of God,' January-April 1948 Document Booklet: 104 pages 41 11 Sheen, Fulton J. 'For Those Who Have the Faith,' April 10, 1949 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 12 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Fallen Away,' February 26, 1950 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 13 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Woman at the Well,' February 10, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 14 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Woman in Simon's House,' February 17, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 15 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Woman Taken in Sin,' February 24, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 16 Sheen, Fulton J. 'To Caesar and to God,' March 2, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 17 Sheen, Fulton J. 'A Sign to be Contradicted,' March 16, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 18 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Memorial of Death,' March 23, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 19 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Agony in the Garden,' March 30, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 20 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Seven Last Words,' April 6, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 21 Sheen, Fulton J. 'Easter,' April 13, 1952 Document Pamphlet: 8 pages 41 22 Sheen, Fulton J. 'The Holy Hour,' n.d. Document Booklet: 72 pages 42 1 Slavin, Robert J. 'The Mother of Teaching,' May 11, 1952 Pamphlet: 8 pages 42 2 Slavin, Robert J. 'The Relation of Government, Religion, and Education,' May 18, 1952 Pamphlet: 8 pages 42 3 Slavin, Robert J. 'Ends and Means in Education,' May 25, 1952 Pamphlet: 8 pages 42 4 Smith, Howard W. 'Law,' May 1940 Booklet: 40 pages 42 5 Strake, George W. 'Christianity in Industry,' July 29, 1951 Pamphlet: 12 pages 42 6 'Keep the Spanish Embargo,' January 9, 1939 Multiple Speakers. Booklet: 64 pages 42 7 'The Christian in Action-Education,' April-May 1951 Multiple speakers. Booklet: 116 pages 42 8 'The Christian in Action-in the Home,' February-March 1951 Multiple speakers. Booklet: 100 pages 42 9 '"I am with You.."-A History of the Church in Council,' n.d. Pamphlet: 16 pages 42 10 Hanahoe, Edward F. 'The Chair of Peter,' January 17, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 11 Cranny, Titus. 'Our Lady and Unity,' January 31, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 12 Manton, Joseph E. 'Death is the Only Exit,' February 28, 1960, Newsletter: 4 pages 42 13 Higgins, John J. 'The Mystery of Suffering,' March 6, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 14 Higgins, John J. 'Self-Help and Recovery,' March 13, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 15 Mann, Mrs. Marty 'Alcoholism-The Problem and the Hope,' March 20 and 27, 1960, Newsletter: 10 pages 42 16 Dougherty, John J. 'Hope and the Holy Spirit,' April 24, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 17 Barr, Stringfellow, and Weigel, Gustav. 'American Catholics-The Cultural Image,' May 8, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 18 Cohen, Arthur A., and Weigel, Gustav. 'American Catholics-A Jewish View,' May 22, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 19 Vann, Gerald. 'On Being Human,' July 3, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 20 Vann, Gerald. 'The Measure of Joy,' July 10, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 21 Vann, Gerald. 'Activism and Contemplation,' July 17, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 22 Vann, Gerald. 'Sanity and Sanctity,' July 24, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 22 Ellis, Msgr. John Tracy. 'An Historical Perspective,' August 7, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 23 Scharper, Philip. 'Cultural Life,' August 14, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 24 McCarthy, Eugene. 'Political Life of American Catholics,' August 21, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 25 Adler, Mortimer J. 'A Non-Catholic View of American Catholicism,' August 28, 1960, Newsletter: 12 pages 42 26 Cogley, John. 'Community Life of American Catholics,' September 4, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 27 Bosler, Raymond T. 'Summary of the Symposium,' September 11, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 42 28 Palmerio, Anthony J. 'The Apostle of Charity: A Dramatization of the Life of St. Vincent de Paul,' September 18, 1960, Newsletter: 12 pages 42 29 Freemantle, Anne. 'Saint Vincent de Paul: The Spirit of Charity: A Dramatization of the Life of St. Vincent de Paul,' September 25, 1960, Newsletter: 10 pages 42 30 Sheed, Frank. 'What is Theology?,' October 2, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 42 31 Sheed, Frank. 'What is the Church?,' October 23, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 1 Hyde, Douglas. 'Word Communism vs. Christianity,' October 30, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 2 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. 'The Function of Literature,' November 6, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 3 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. 'The Unredeemed World,' November 13, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 4 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. 'Redemption Without God,' November 20, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 5 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. 'An Image of the Kingdom,' November 27, 1960, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 6 Peloquin, C. Alexander. 'A Common Joyful Chant,' December 4, 1960, Newsletter: 4 pages 43 7 Peloquin, C. Alexander. 'A New Song,' December 18, 1960, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 8 Cushing, Richard. 'The Spirit of Joy,' January 1, 1961, Newsletter: 4 pages 43 9 Malone, Edward, and Rambusch, Nancy. 'New Approached to Religious Education,' January 15, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 10 Manton, Joseph, C.SS.R. 'Mary's Day,' February 5, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 11 Manton, Joseph, C.SS.R. 'Mary's Son,' February 12, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 12 Manton, Joseph, C.SS.R. 'Mary's Apron String,' February 19, 1961, Newsletter: 4 pages 43 13 Fitzgerald, James. 'Gethsemani,' March 5, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 14 Fitzgerald, James. 'Gabbatha,' March 12, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 15 Fitzgerald, James. 'Golgotha,' March 19, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 16 Wright, John J. 'The Garden of Easter,' Easter Sunday, 1961, Newsletter: 4 pages 43 17 Work, Martin. 'The Public Image of the Church,' May 7, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 18 Stanley, David M. 'New Understanding of the Gospels,' May 14, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 19 McManus, Frederick R. 'The Liturgy in Our Life,' May 28, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 20 Freemantle, Anne. 'The Hound of Heaven: Part I: "I Fled Him",' June 4, 1961, Newsletter: 10 pages 43 21 Freemantle, Anne. 'The Hound of Heaven: Part II: "The Labyrinthine Ways",' June 11, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 22 Freemantle, Anne. 'The Hound of Heaven: Part III: "Naught Contents Thee",' June 18, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 23 Freemantle, Anne. 'The Hound of Heaven: Part IV: "Whom Thou Seekest",' June 25, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 24 Davis, Thurston N., S.J. 'Christian Unity in a Changing Community,' July 2, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 25 Sherry, Gerard. 'Christian Unity and the Image of the Church,' July 9, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 26 Harden, John A., S.J. 'The Spiritual Basis for Christian Unity,' July 16, 1961, Newsletter: 10 pages 43 27 O'Gara, James. 'Basic Human Rights,' July 23, 1961, Newsletter: 10 pages 43 28 Marier, Theodore. 'Polyphony in Sacred Music,' July 30, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 29 Miller, Aloysius J., S.J. 'World Report on the Church: Part I: Report on Japan,' September 3, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 30 Connolly, James N. 'World Report on the Church: Part III: Report on France,' September 17, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 31 Ward, Barbara, and Andrew, Agnellus, O.F.M. 'World Report on the Church: Part V: Report on India,' October 1, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 32 Suhr, Theodor, Bishop of Copenhagen. 'World Report on the Church: Part VI: Report on Scandinavia,' October 8, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 43 33 Fittkau, Gerhard A. 'World Report on the Church: Part VIII: Report on Germany,' October 22, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 34 Moore, J. Daniel. 'The Mature Christian: Part I: "The Spiritually Mature Christian",' November 5, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 43 35 Peacock, Peter, O.F.M. Cap. 'Sacred Music Through the Ages: Part I: "Medieval and Early Renaissance Music",' December 3, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 1 Peacock, Peter, O.F.M. Cap. 'Sacred Music Through the Ages: Part II: "High Renaissance and Modern Music",' December 10, 1961, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 2 Peloquin, C. Alexander. 'Songs of Expectation,' December 17, 1961, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 3 Dougherty, John J. 'A Time to Think,' December 31, 1961, Newsletter: 8 pages 44 4 Van Zeller, Hubert. 'The Inner Search: Part I: "Loneliness and the Virtue of Hope",' January 7, 1962, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 5 Manton, Joseph E., C.SS.R. 'The Call of Christ: Part I: "None So Good",' February 4, 1962, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 6 Manton, Joseph E., C.SS.R. 'The Call of Christ: Part II: "Men and Brothers",' February 11, 1962, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 7 Manton, Joseph E., C.SS.R. 'The Call of Christ: Part III: "Just Another Priest,",' February 18, 1962, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 8 Andrew, Agnellus, O.F.M. (et. al.) 'England Revisited: Parts I-IV,' March 4, 11, 18, 25, 1962, Newsletters 44 9 Dolan, Charles F.X., S.J. 'The Cross and the Crown: Parts I-IV,' April 1, 8, 22, 29, 1962, Newsletters 44 10 Greeley, Andrew M. 'Strangers in the House: Parts I-IV,' May 6, 13, 20, 27 1962, Newsletters Conflicting dates given. 44 11 Freemantle, Anne. 'The Great Adventure: Parts II-IV,' June 10, 17, 24, 1962, Newsletters 44 12 Reynolds, John C. 'That Your Joy May be Full: Parts I-IV,' August 5, 12, 19, 26, 1962, Newsletters 44 13 Barry, Colman, et. al. 'The Councils of the Church: Parts I-V,' September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 1962, Newsletters 44 14 Lupton, Daniel E. 'Holy Scripture and Laymen Today: Parts I-III,' October 7, 14, 21, 1962, Newsletters 44 15 Roggendorf, Joseph, S.J. 'The Church's Mission in Japan: Parts I-IV,' November 4, 11, 18, 25, 1962, Newsletters 44 16 Gleason, Robert W., S.J. 'Christ and the Christian: Parts I-V,' December 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 1962, Newsletters 44 17 Greeley, Andrew M., et. al. 'Thinking with the Church: Parts I-IV,' January 6, 13, 20, 27, 1963, Newsletters 44 18 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. 'Modern Literature and the Face of Man: Parts I-IV,' March 3, 10, 17, 24, 1963, Newsletters 44 19 Hagmaier, George C., C.S.P. 'Sanity and Sanctity: Parts I-IV,' April 7, 14, 21, 28, 1963, Newsletters 44 20 Pelikan, Jaroslav, et. al. 'The Church and the Council: A Non-Catholic View: Parts I, III-IV,' May, 5, 19, 26, 1963, Newsletters 44 21 Sloyan, Gerald S., et. al. 'The Church in the Age of Renewal: Parts I-III,' June 2, 16, 23, 1963, Newsletters 44 22 Reynolds, John C., C.S.P. 'That Your Joy May be Full,' July 14, 1963, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 23 Manton, Joseph E., C.SS.R. 'Four of a King: Parts I-IV,' January 5, 12, 19, 26, 1964, Newsletters 44 24 Greeley, Andrew M. 'Strangers in the House: Parts I-IV,' February 2, 9, 16, 23, 1964, Newsletters-Reprint, See May 1962 44 25 Burghardt, Walter J., S.J. 'Sanctity and the Individual: Parts I-IV,' March 1, 8, 15, 1964, Newsletters 44 26 Claudel, Paul. 'The Death of Judas,' March 22, 1964, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 27 McGrath, Mark C., '"Revolution and Renewal: The Church in the New Latin America": Part 1,"' May 10, 1964, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 28 O'Brien, Elmer, S.J. '"Varieties of Mystic Experience": Parts I-III,' June 7, 14, 21, 1964, Newsletters 44 29 Von Kaam, Adrian. '"Personality Fulfillment in the Spiritual Life": Parts I-IV,' January 8, 15, 22, 29, 1967, Newsletters 44 30 Padovano, Anthony. '"What Does Christianity Have to Say to Modern Man?": Parts I-IV' August 6, 13, 20, 27, 1967, Newsletters 44 31 Kirvan, John J., C.S.P. '"The Restless Believers": Parts I-II, IV' September 3, 10, 24, 1967, Newsletters 44 32 Dolan, Charles F.X., S.J. '"Some Things Never Change: The Meaning of Faith Today": Parts I-IV' December 3, 10, 24, 1967, Newsletters 44 33 Rudloff, Leo, and Tanenbaum, Marc. '"The Religious Significance of Israel",' December 31, 1967, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 34 Dolan, Charles F.X., S.J. '"The Significance and Meaning of the Synod of Bishops 1967": Part I,' January 14, 1968, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 35 Heschel, Albraham J. '"The God of Judaism and the Christian Renewal",' January 21, 1968, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 36 Mills, Anthony C., S.J. 'Interview with Dr. Eugene Carson Blake,' January 28, 1968, Newsletter: 4 pages 44 37 Schaldenbrand, M. Aloysius, S.S.J. '"Christian Concern and Commitment": Parts I-IV,' January 4, 11, 18, 25, 1968, Newsletters 44 38 Beck, Ronald. 'Interview with Canon Francois Holitart,' April 28, 1968, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 39 Beck, Ronald. 'Interview with Canon Francois Holitart,' April 28, 1968, Newsletter: 6 pages 44 40 Freemantle, Ann. '"What's Past is Prologue",' June 30, 1968, Newsletter: 6 pages 45 1 '"Hope and the Resurrection",' April 2, 1961, Special Easter Program for Radio Transcript 45 2 Host: John B. Mannion. Guest: Theodore C. Stone. '"Christianity Rediscovered": Shows 1-4,' May 3, 10, 17, 24, 1964, Television Transcripts 45 3 Host: James O'Gara. Guests: Raymond Bosler, Michael Novak. '"The Council, the Church, and the Layman": Shows 1-4,' August 2, 9, 16, 23, 1964, Television Transcripts 45 4 Revised and Annotated Transcripts (1), 1965 Television 45 5 Revised and Annotated Transcripts (2), 1965 Television 45 6 Revised and Annotated Transcripts (3), 1965 Television 45 7 '"Crisis and the Christian Conscience": Show 1: "Requiem for Henri Perrin",' October 4, 1964 Television Transcript. Written by Donald A. Cunningham 45 8 '"Crisis and the Christian Conscience": Show 2: "The Nightwatch",' October 11, 1964 Television Transcript. Written by Robert Crean 45 9 '"Crisis and the Christian Conscience": "The Prophet",' October 25, 1964, October 10, 1965 Television Transcript. Written by Robert Crean 45 10 '"The Church and Marriage": Show 1,' January 1965 Television Transcript. Written by John Leo 45 11 '"The Church and Marriage": Show 2,' January 1965 Television Transcript. Written by John Leo 45 12 '"The Church and Marriage": Show 3,' January 1965 Television Transcript. Written by John Leo 46 1 '"The Church and Marriage": Show 4,' January 1965 Television Transcript. Written by John Leo 46 2 Matzerath, Roger 'Church of the Air: "Ecumenism in a Post-Reformation Era",' January 31, 1965 Transcript 46 3 Crean, Robert. 'Directions '65: "Conall",' February 7, 1965 Television Transcript 46 4 Court, Lee. 'Directions '65: "Behold the Tears",' February 28, 1965 Television Transcript 46 5 Cunneen, Joseph, and Tanenbaum, Marc H. 'Directions '65: "A Catholic Perspective",' May 9, 1965 Television Transcript 46 6 Lynch, William F., S.J. '"Images of Hope": Shows 1-4,' May 9, 16, 23, 30, 1965 Television Transcript 46 7 Ulanov, Barry. '"In Praise of the Spirit",' June 6, 1965 Television Transcript 46 8 Scharper, Philip. 'The Church and Change: Shows 1-4,' August 1, 8, 15, 22, 1965 Television Transcript 46 9 Crean, Robert. 'Encounter: Shows 1-3,' October 17, 24, 31, 1965 Television Transcript Sub-Series 7.3: Printed Material, 1934-1946, (1 Box) 46 10 Kissling, Thomas E. 'The Catholic Hour,', February 1934 Magazine Page, from Columbia (p. 12) 46 11 'Rev. R. A. McGowan,', May 1937 Leaflet 46 12 'Radio and the Rights of Religion,', 1938 Pamphlet 46 13 '80 NBC Stations...........,', 6/23/19391938 Leaflet 46 14 'Ten Years of the Catholic Hour,', March 1940 Booklet 46 15 'A Nationwide Audience for God,', 1940 Magazine 46 16 Fulton Sheen, Francis Spellman, Louis Kennedy, and Lenox Lohr. 'Memories of the Catholic Hour 1930-1940,', 1940 Pamphlet 46 17 'You Can Now Have Your Own Radio Program featuring Monsignor Fulton Sheen on your local Radio Station by Electrical Transcription,', 1940 Leaflet 46 18 'Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin J. O'Connor,', September 1941 Leaflet 46 19 'The Living God,', 1941 Leaflets 46 20 'The Hour of Faith (ABC)-The Catholic Hour (NBC),', 1946 Leaflet 46 21 'The Catholic Hour 1930-1950,', 1950 Booklet 46 22 'This is the Catholic Hour,', 1954 Booklet 46 23 'Some Notes for Reading,', 6/22/1959 Booklet 46 24 'The Catholic Hour Presents "I am With You..."A History of the Church in Council,' 1963 Booklet Series 8: General Publications and Printed Material 1924-1969 (2 Boxes) A selection of surviving published and printed materials issued by NCCM. 47 1 'Catholic Boys Brigade Official Handbook,' n.d. Booklet: 24 pages. 47 2 'Catholic Men,' 1947, 1950-1952 Monthly publication, loose issues 47 3 'Catholic Men,' 1953 Monthly publication, loose issues 47 4 'Catholic Men,' 1954 Monthly publication, loose issues 47 5 'Catholic Men,' 1955 Monthly publication, bound volume 47 6 'Catholic Men,' 1956 Monthly publication, bound volume 47 7 'Catholic Tri-State Congress,' 1947 Packet 47 8 'Church and War,' by James O'Gara, 1967 Booklet: 64 pages 47 9 'Christianity in Renewal,' 1967 Booklet: 50 pages. Joint NCCM-NCWC Youth Department publication 47 10 'History of Catholic Action in the United States,' by Robert Dwyer, 1954 Booklet: 16 pages 47 11 'How to Counter Anti-Catholic Propaganda,' 1949 Booklet: 16 pages 47 12 'Implementing the NCCM Leadership Courses in a Diocese or Deanery,' n.d. Booklet: 36 pages 47 13 'Information Bulletin,' 1924-1929 Pamphlets, monthly or bi-monthly, incomplete set 47 14 'Lay People Respond to Vatican II Documents of the Third World Congress of the Lay Apostolate, October 11-18, 1967, Rome, Italy,' Booklet: 30 pages 47 15 'Leaders' Course in the Lay Apostolate,' 1963 Packet 47 16 'Leaders' Course in the Lay Apostolate,' 1964 Packet 47 17 'Leaders' Course in the Lay Apostolate,' (1), 1965 Packet 48 1 'Leaders' Course in the Lay Apostolate,' (2), 1965 Packet 48 2 'Manual of Instructions,' 1945 Booklet: 28 pages 48 3 'Monthly Bulletin,' July 1934 News sheet: 4 pages 48 4 'Motion Picture Industry,' by John J. Cantwell, 1934 Booklet: 16 pages 48 5 'Narberth Newspaper Plan,' n.d. Booklet: 40 pages 48 6 'National Council of Catholic Men-Its Function, Its Composition, and its Constitution,' 1927 Booklet: 18 pages 48 7 'New Horizons for the Laity,' by Martin H. Work, 1969 Booklet: 72 pages 48 8 'Parish and the Constitution on the Church,' 1969 Packet 48 9 'Parish Leaders Course,' 1962 Packet 48 10 'Plans and Programs for a Modern Lay Organization,' 1964 Packet 48 11 'Programs for Lay Education,' 1964 Packet 48 12 Promotional Material, n.d. 48 13 'Religious Question in Spain,' by Richard Pattee, 1950 Booklet: 58 pages 48 14 'Scouting Under Catholic Leadership,' n.d. Booklet: 24 pages 48 15 'Spirit of Renewal: A Short Course in Vatican II for Lay People,' 1967 Booklet: 80 pages 48 16 'Up, Catholic Men,' by Michael J. Slattery, 1920 Booklet: 16 pages 48 17 'Vatican II Speaks to Lay People,' 1967 Booklet: 32 pages 48 18 'Youth Leadership Training Course,' 1966 Packet Series 9: Scrapbook of Clippings, 1930-1931 (1 Box) A scrapbook with news clippings from the NCCM conventions in Kansas City in 1930 and Rochester in 1931. 49 Scrapbook, 1930-1931 Series 10: Audio Visual Records, 1930-1970 (4 Boxes) A mix of media formats with the phonographs and audio tapes relating to The Catholic Hour radio program while the photographs depict various facets of NCCM operations. Sub-series 10.1: Phonographs, 1938-1941, (1 Box) 50 'Cardinal Hayes Eulogy,' 12:00 - 12:55 pm, September 9, 1938, NBC, 2 copies, 78 rpm 50 'The Living God,' 6:00 - 6:15 pm, April 7, 1939, NBC, 78 rpm 50 'Spiritual Issues of the War-London,' 1:30 - 1:45 pm, August 25, 1940, NBC, 78 rpm 50 '"A Universal Norm of Morality",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 1), Time: 9:55, February 2, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Unity of Mankind",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 2), Time: 9:50, February 9, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"Civil Authority and Divine Law",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 1), Time: 10:40, February 16, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Papacy and Peace",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 2), Time: 9:47, February 23, 1941?, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Homeless at Home",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 1), Time: 9:40, March 23, 1941?, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"Whence Come Wars?",' by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen (Side 2), Time: 9:45, March 30, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Living God," First Episode (Side 1): "The Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem," Time: 14:22, April 8, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Living God," Second Episode (Side 2): "The Last Supper," Time: 14:35, April 9, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 '"The Living God," Third Episode (Side 1): "The Trial," Time: 14:28, April 10, 1941, NBC, 2 copies, 33 1/3 rpm 50 "The Living God," Fourth Episode (Side 2): "The Crucifixion," Time: 14:40, April 11, 1941, NBC, 2 copies, 33 1/3 rpm 50 "The Living God," Fifth Episode (Side 1): "The Resurrection," Time: 14:30, April 12, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm 50 "Closed Doors," (Side 2): Easter Sermon by Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, Time: 13:34, April 13, 1941, NBC, 33 1/3 rpm Sub-series 10.2: Photographs, 1930-1970, (2 Boxes) 50 The Catholic Hour First Radio Broadcast: Rev. John J. Burke, Mr. Walter Johnson, Cardinal Patrick Hayes, Bishop Joseph Schrembs, March 1930 Black and White Print, 11" x 14" 50 Unidentified People at Work in Classrooms or Offices, n.d. Four (4) Black and White Prints, 11" x 14" 50 Unidentified City Street, n.d. Color Print, 11" x 14" 51 1 Altar, Karl J., n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 2 Awards, 1960s, n.d. Multiple Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and one (1) 5" x 7" 51 3 Bishops, A-Awards, 1958, 1970, n.d. Multiple Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and smaller 51 4 Black Panther Coloring Book, 1969 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 5 Brennan, William-Supreme Court Justice, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 5 Butler, Eugene-NCWC Legal Department, 1955 Black and white print, 7" x 9" 51 6 Catechism, n.d. Black and white montage, 8" x 11" 51 7 Catholic University of America (CUA) Chorus, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 8 Catholic University of America (CUA) Chorus, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 9 Churches: Miscellaneous, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and one 5" x 7" 51 10 Churches: National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C., 1959 Black and white print, 7" x 9" 51 11 Churches: St. Ambrose-Houston, Texas, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 12 Churches: St. Joseph's Novitiate, Barrytown, New York, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 13 Cody, Cardinal John P., Speaking at National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, 1964 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 14 Columbia University Protests, 1968 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 15 Como, Perry, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 16 Conferences, Congresses, etc., 1957-1959, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 17 Connell, Francis J., C.SS.R., 1961 Black and white print, 3.5" x 7.5" 51 18 Conventions, 1957, 1965, n.d. Black and white prints, 7" x 9" and 8" x 11" 51 19 Convention: Detroit, Michigan-John C. Hayes, John F. Donelly, Frank H. Heller, and William F. Johnson, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 20 Convention: Washington, D.C.-David A. McMullen, Kenneth Dempsey, Leo Donohue, Al Sattler, James Hou...?, and John C. Hayes, 1954 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 21 Convention: St. Louis, Missouri, 1964 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and a negative 51 22 Convention, National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW): David A. McMullen, Martin H. Work, Archbishop Joseph Ritter, and Stewart MacLellan, 1958 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 23 Cronin, Rev. John, at B'nai B'rith D.C.-Maryland Regional Board Meeting, March 29, 1965, Black and white print, 7" x 9" 51 24 Cushing, Cardinal Richard, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 25 Donnelly, John F.-MCCM President, with US President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1966 Black and white print, 6" x 8", with 8" x 12" overprint 51 26 Dreves, Veronica-Pre-School Specialist, with Bishop Thomas A. Connolly, Archbishop of Seattle, 9/13/1968 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 27 Ellis, Msgr. John Tracy, 1967 Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 28 Eskimo Children, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 29 Farmer, James-Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 30 Foley, Colman-Aid for Biafran Children, 1968 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 31 Gerard, Andre-Artist, 1959 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 32 Greeley, Rev. Andrew, n.d. Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 33 Hallinan, Paul J.-Archbishop of Atlanta, n.d. Black and white print, 7" x 9" 51 34 Heat of the Night movie receives Protestant-Catholic film award, 1968 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 35 Hippies-New York, 1968 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 36 Heller, Frank H.-NCCM President, ca. 1963-1965 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 37 Holy Name Society-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 38 Hosinski, Helen-Secretary to Theodore Hesburgh, President of Notre Dame University. 'Mail Call,' 1969 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 39 Israel-Worshippers in Jerusalem, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 40 Jesus Stained Glass Window-Auckland, New Zealand, 1969 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 41 Kennedy, Robert F.-Funeral, 1968 Religious News Service photo. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 42 King, Coretta Scott, ca. 1968 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 43 Knights of Columbus Banquet, Chicago, Illinois-Governor David Lawrence of Pennsylvania and Bishop Francis Leipzig of Baker, Oregon, 2/25/1962 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 44 LaFarge, Rev. John, and Hayes, Helen, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 45 Layman, A-M, 1953, n.d. Black and white prints, various sizes 51 46 Layman, N-Z, n.d. Black and white prints, various sizes 51 47 Layman-Unknown, n.d. Black and white prints, various sizes 51 48 Liturgy, ca. 1965 Black and white prints, various sizes 51 49 Mackay, Hugh P.-Potential Board Member, ca. 1970 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 50 Marydale Retreat, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 51 McCarron, Msgr. Edgar P., n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and 5" x 7" 51 52 McMullin, Judge David, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and 5" x 7" 51 53 Mealey, Margaret-President of NCCW, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 54 Mealey, Margaret along with Martin Work and others, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 55 Middle East Tour (Collage)-Eugene Carson Blake of World Council of Churches, 1969 Religious News Service, black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 56 Military Council of Catholic Men, ca. 1968 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 57 Miscellaneous, 1964-1967 51 58 Miscellaneous (1), n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 59 Miscellaneous (2), n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 60 Miscellaneous Negatives, n.d. 51 61 Missionaries in New Guinea, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 62 Murphy, John A.-Archbishop of Wales, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 63 Murray, John Courtney, S.J., n.d. Black and white print, 3.5" x 5" 51 64 NASA, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 65 NCCM Board of Directors, 1967 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 66 NCCM Board of Directors, Executive Committee, 1959 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 67 Nuns, 1968-1969 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 68 O'Brien, Norman A.-Order of Alhambro, 1968-1969 Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 69 O'Donnell, General Emmett A., n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 70 Office of Economic Opportunity, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 71 Office Scenes, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 72 O'Shea, David-Papal Volunteers, 1965 Black and white print, 5" x 8" 51 73 Parades, Processions, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 74 Perot, Ross, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 75 Popes, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 76 Posters, 1968-1970, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 77 Priests, A-Z, 1965, 1968, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 78 Priests-Unknown, n.d. Multiple black and white prints, various sizes 51 79 Rowan, Carl, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 80 Roy, Maurice-Cardinal Archbishop of Quebec and Primate of Canada-Addresses NCCM Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, 1969 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 81 Saint John's, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 82 Sandweg, William H.-Potential Board Member, ca. 1970 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 83 Saxe (Thomas) Scholarship Received by Walter Curtis, Bishop of Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1964 Black and white print, 7" x 8" and 8" x 11" 51 84 Shehan, Lawrence-Cardinal Archbishop of Baltimore, Maryland, n.d. Black and white prints, 5" x 7" and 8" x 11" 51 85 Sheen, Fulton J., 1969 Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 86 Sheerin, Rev. John B., C.S.P., 1966 Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 87 Simmons, Thomas M.-Potential Board Member, ca. 1970 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 88 Sloyan, Rev. Gerald S., n.d. Black and white print, 3.5" x 5" 51 89 Suenens, Leo-Cardinal of Malines-Brussels, Belgium, 1966 Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 90 Television: Singing Praises with Ed Sullivan, n.d. Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 91 Television: 'Look Up and Live - Dante,' 1965 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 92 Television: 'Look Up and Live - Diary of a Country Priest,' n.d. Black and white print, 7" x 9" 51 93 Television: 'Look Up and Live - The Nuncio,' n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 94 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - General, 1964 Black and white prints, 9" x 13.5" 51 95 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - General, n.d. Multiple black and white prints of various sizes 51 96 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - America and Communism,' n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 97 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Awards, 1962, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" and 9" x 12" 51 98 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Broadcast Alerts, n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 99 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Broadcast Alert - German Soldier with Potato Masher, n.d. Black and white print, 5" x 7" 51 100 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Catholic Reflections on America,' 1961 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 101 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - A Report on the Christian-Marxist Dialog,' 1967 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 102 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Christians and the World,' n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 103 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Church in Transition,' 1967 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 104 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Gloria Cline, Program Coordinator, n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 105 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Jesus Portrayals, n.d. Black and white prints, 7" x 9" and 8" x 11" 51 106 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Justice and Peace,' n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 107 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Protestant Catholic Dialog,' n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 108 Television: 'The Catholic Hour' - Racial History, n.d. Multiple black and white prints of various sizes 51 109 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - The Brothers Karamazov,' 1968 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 110 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - The Changing Church,' n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 111 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - The Priest,' n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 112 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - Thomas Merton,' n.d. Black and white prints, 8" x 11", and clippings 51 113 Television: 'The Catholic Hour - White Man/Black Man,' n.d. Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 114 Thermonuclear Explosion, 1952 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 115 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, 1965 Black and white print, 8" x 11" 51 116 Vietnam War, n.d. Black and white prints, 7" x 9", 8" x 11" 51 117 Visit to the White House and Meeting with John F. Kennedy, 3/15/1963 Black and white prints, 8" x 11" 51 118 Work, Martin-Portraits, n.d. Black and white prints of various sizes 51 119 Work, Martin-Group Shots, n.d. Black and white prints of various sizes 51 120 World Communion Sunday, Indianapolis, Indiana 1969 Religious News Service Photo, black and white print, 8" x 11' 51 121 World Methodist Council, London, England: Daniel Meany with Fr. Conan Anthony Holme, 8/18-26/1966 Black and white print, 8" x 11" Sub-series 10.3: Audio Tapes, 1966-1968, (2 Boxes) 52 Forty (40) Reel to Reel Audio Tapes, 7.25" x 7.25" x .5", 1966-1968 53 Forty (40) Reel to Reel Audio Tapes, 7.25" x 7.25" x .5", 1966-1968 |