Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection

This is a collection of Mother Teresa material compiled over the years by Eileen Egan of New York City, author of the Christopher Award winning biography, Such a Vision of the Street: Mother Teresa, The Spirit and the Work (1985). Ms. Egan served for many years in the Indian Affairs division of Cath...

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description This is a collection of Mother Teresa material compiled over the years by Eileen Egan of New York City, author of the Christopher Award winning biography, Such a Vision of the Street: Mother Teresa, The Spirit and the Work (1985). Ms. Egan served for many years in the Indian Affairs division of Catholic Relief Services (CRS). She also assisted the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) in its overseas efforts and edited the international newsletter of the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa. Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection features a wide variety of documents and memorabilia useful to persons studying her cause and career. Included are correspondence to and from Mother Teresa, audio cassettes of her lectures, press releases and newspaper clippings, photographs, and numerous books. Many of the latter are in Spanish, German, Dutch, Japanese, and French. Of special interest are the compiled newsletters of both the international and American Co-Workers of Mother Teresa, as well as Teresa's correspondence with Ms. Egan and the Missionaries of Charity.
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spelling teresa Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection An inventory of Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection 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 9/2013 101 Aquinas HallThe Catholic University of AmericaWashington, D.C. 20064 Finding aid encoded by Shane T. MacDonald on 9/2013 English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Albanian, Arabic, Swedish Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1954-2000 Eileen Egan, 1912-2000 Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection 12 linear feet; 21 boxes This is a collection of Mother Teresa material compiled over the years by Eileen Egan of New York City, author of the Christopher Award winning biography, Such a Vision of the Street: Mother Teresa, The Spirit and the Work (1985). Ms. Egan served for many years in the Indian Affairs division of Catholic Relief Services (CRS). She also assisted the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) in its overseas efforts and edited the international newsletter of the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa. Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection features a wide variety of documents and memorabilia useful to persons studying her cause and career. Included are correspondence to and from Mother Teresa, audio cassettes of her lectures, press releases and newspaper clippings, photographs, and numerous books. Many of the latter are in Spanish, German, Dutch, Japanese, and French. Of special interest are the compiled newsletters of both the international and American Co-Workers of Mother Teresa, as well as Teresa's correspondence with Ms. Egan and the Missionaries of Charity. ACUA 149 English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Albanian, Arabic, Swedish Biographical Note Blessed Mother Teresa of Kolkata (1910-1997) and Eileen Egan (1912-2000) represent two Catholic women who played a central role in the Church's international work in the latter half of the twentieth century. Coming from different backgrounds, these two women nevertheless shared much in common, including a deep interest in alleviating the suffering of their fellow humans. While they did not meet until they were both in their mid-forties, they nevertheless managed to form a close personal and working relationship that would span the remainder of their lives. Mother Teresa and Eileen Egan spent the first few decades of their lives in a similar fashion. Raised by Catholic families in regions with few other Catholics, the young Teresa and Egan nevertheless found a strong core of faith within their domestic settings. In their teens, both women left their home countries and settled in regions wherein they would remain the rest of their lives. In the 1940's, they each experienced a calling to aid those ravaged by poverty, disease, and conflict. While Egan put her organizational and journalistic skills towards refugee relief, Teresa began the initial steps in founding a new religious order devoted towards tending the sick, poor, and dying. In 1955, they would meet for the first time in the slums of Calcutta. Out of this initial meeting, Teresa and Egan would strike up a close friendship and collaboration that would endure for the following four decades. Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu on August 27, 1910 in Skopje, Yugoslavia. A precociously spiritual child, she was inspired at an early age by the work of the local Jesuits, who had sent a number of members to work in India. At the age of 18, Agnes joined the Loreto nuns of Ireland, an order with a presence in Calcutta. After her brief postulancy in Ireland, she was sent to India in 1929 to teach in the order's St. Mary's High School in Calcutta. She would remain as the school's geography teacher until 1948. In 1946, however, she experienced what she later termed as a "day of decision," in which she was inspired to live outside the cloister and to work directly with the poor. She applied to Rome in 1948 and was granted a one-year leave of absence to work in the Calcutta slums. Upon receiving this grant, she took up the white and blue sari and went into the streets of the city to care for the sick and dying, never to return to the cloister. At the end of this year, Teresa was encouraged to continue in her work and began to build for the foundation of a new religious order, the Missionaries of Charity. By 1950, she had her first postulants in the new order. Eileen Egan was a Catholic journalist, activist, and pacifist. Born in Wales in 1912, her family immigrated to New York City when she was 14, where she would remain a lifelong resident. Following her studies in journalism at Hunter College, she was inspired by the social outreach and pacifism of Dorothy Day's Catholic Worker movement. As the clouds of war descended upon Europe in the 1940's, Ms. Egan traveled to Portugal and reported on the state of wartime refugees in that country. Upon issuing this report, she was offered a job as the first layperson with the newly-founded War Relief Services, later Catholic Relief Services (CRS). Her lifelong concern for refugees would be further aroused by her first assignment with the agency, working to relocate 700 freed Poles from their Siberian exile to northern Mexico. In the next decade, she would continue working on refugee issues in war-ravaged Europe and Asia before being placed in the CRS India office. In 1955, during a fact-finding tour for Catholic Relief Services, Egan and Teresa met for the first time. A lifelong friendship and collaboration between the two women would develop out of this initial meeting. Egan would continue to visit and correspond with Teresa and her order over the next several years. Finally, in 1960, she extended an invitation to Teresa to address the National Council of Catholic Women during their annual convention in Las Vegas. Accepting the invitation, Mother Teresa made her first trip abroad since her arrival in India at the age of 19. This would also mark the first in a long line of international journeys that the nun and Egan would make together over the next several decades. At this time, Teresa's initial vision for her order began to 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 through the publicity of followers such as Egan, 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. After her initial meeting with Teresa, Egan became a major supporter of the Missionaries of Charity and their lay counterpart, the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa. Often acting as both the coordinator and travel companion for Teresa's many international travels, Egan also contributed to the Co-Workers' newsletters and meetings. Simultaneously, known for her work on the behalf of peace, Egan was one of several American witnesses who addressed the Second Vatican Council on issues of war and peace. In 1972, she was also one of the co-founders of Pax Christi-USA. She would continue to speak out against just war theory and the need for pacifism throughout the remainder of her life. In 1978, she retired from her work with the CRS. Remaining active, however, she continued to work alongside the Missionaries of Charity and Co-Workers, travel abroad, and advocate for peace. In 1985, her Christopher Award-winning book, Such a Vision of the Streets was first published, detailing the life and activities of both Mother Teresa and the organizations she had founded. In her later years, she continued to contribute stories to various Catholic publications, including Catholic Worker, to which she acted as co-editor. Her book detailing her experiences with CRS, For Whom There is No Room: Scenes from the Refugee World, was first published in 1995. After Mother Teresa's passing in 1997, Egan became an early proponent for the cause of canonization. She passed away on October 8, 2000. Scope and Contents Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection spans the years 1954-2000 and reflects much of the work of Mother Teresa, Ms. Egan, and both the Missionaries of Charity and Co-Workers of Mother Teresa. Initially assembled as research material for Ms. Egan's biography on Teresa, it primarily includes newspaper clippings, publications, correspondence, newsletters, and audio-visual materials. The collection is divided into six series. Series 1, Subject Files, 1956-2000, is alphabetically arranged in Boxes 1-11. It consists of a variety of materials and topics spanning Ms. Egan's involvement with Mother Teresa, the Missionaries of Charity, and the Co-Workers. Within this series, there exists correspondence and articles related to several prominent members of the Missionaries and Co-Workers, itineraries of and correspondence on Mother Teresa's international travel, a collection of the Co-Workers' newsletters from various national chapters, and materials pertaining to Teresa's nomination for and eventual reception of the Nobel Peace Prize. Series 2, Publicity/Clippings, 1958-1992, is arranged chronologically in Box 12. This series consists exclusively of newspaper and magazine clippings detailing the life and work of Mother Teresa, the Missionaries, and the Co-Workers. Series 3, Correspondence, 1958-2000, arranged thematically and chronologically, is located in Boxes 13-14. It includes correspondence pertaining to Mother Teresa's international travel and activities, inquiries written to Ms. Egan, and exchanges between Ms. Egan and the Missionary sisters. Letters written to Mother Teresa from a variety of individuals and organizations, from American children to Vatican officials, are also included. Of particular note is the collection of photocopied Mother Teresa's letters to Ms. Egan, her sisters, and general correspondents. Series 4, AV/Materials, 1955-1998, is located in Boxes 15-19. It is divided into two subseries: Photographs in Boxes 15-17; and Audio-Cassettes in Boxes 18-19. The Photograph subseries, organized alphabetically, includes a variety of images highlighting the work of the Missionaries and Co-Workers throughout the world, including in Jordan, Venezuela, the United States, and India. It also includes images and negatives of Ms. Egan, Mother Teresa, Dorothy Day, and Popes Paul XI and John Paul II. The Audio-Cassettes subseries is organized chronologically. It contains a number of audio recordings of Mother Teresa's talks across the globe, as well as interviews with her and some of her associates. Also included are recordings of several American Co-Workers' meetings spanning the 1970s. Series 5, Publications, 1958-1995, is housed in Box 20. It is divided into three subseries. The first, Magazines, includes a number of magazines and pamphlets, including a full set of Amour sans frontieres from 1976-1992. The second subseries, Books - Egan, Eileen, contains an English and German-language copy of Ms. Egan's Such a Vision of the Street as well as her For Whom There is Not Room: Scenes from the Refugee World. Books - Chronological is the third subseries. In it is a number of works describing Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity from biographical pieces to children's stories. It also contains edited works of Mother Teresa's writings and speeches. Several books of Egan's research material, such as on the history of the Albanian people, is also present. Series 6, Mother Teresa Autographs/Original Letters, is an assembled collection of materials handwritten or signed by Mother Teresa. The materials in this collection, primarily signed photographs and cards as well as handwritten correspondence to Ms. Egan, was 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 Eileen Egan's Mother Teresa Collection consists of 6 series: Series 1: Subject Files, 1956-2000, Boxes 1-11 Series 2: Publicity/Clippings, 1958-1992, Box 12 Series 3: Correspondence, 1958-2000, Boxes 13-14 Series 4: AV/Materials, 1955-1998, Boxes 15-19 Series 5: Publications, 1958-1995, Box 20 Series 6: Mother Teresa Autographs/Original Letters (RESTRICTED), 1958-1995, Box 21 Restrictions on Access Photocopy restrictions are in place for the Box 11, Folder 9, "Washington, DC - Gift of Peace House, ca. 1988." Access to Series 6: Mother Teresa Autographs/Original Letters is subject to the approval of the Archivist. Photocopies of these handwritten materials have been made available in the rest of the collection. Related Material Dolan, Father Luis, C.P. Papers 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) New York City (NY) Oslo (Norway) Rome (Italy) Venezuela Washington (DC) Yemen Subjects: Apostolate, Lay India Journalism, Catholic Nobel Peace Prize Pacifism, Catholic Poverty War Relief, Catholic Acquisition Information Eileen Egan donated the assembled collection to the American Catholic History Research Center in 1985, 1994, and 2000. Processing Information Upon an initial survey, the collection consisted of a mix of unprocessed subject files, newspaper clippings, correspondence, audio-cassettes, and publications. The photographic material had been separated from the main body of the collection. The series headings and folder titles were generally 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 photographic material, which had been removed from the main body of the collection and placed in unlabeled folders, was also rearranged thematically and reintegrated with the collection. All photographs and negatives were also sleeved for protection. 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 6), with restricted access. Processing completed in 2013 by Shane T. MacDonald. EAD markup completed in 2013 by Shane T. MacDonald. Bibliography Egan, Eileen. Catholic Relief Services: The Beginning Years; for the Life of the World. New York: Catholic Relief Services, 1988. Egan, Eileen. For Whom There is No Room: Scenes from the Refugee World. Paulist Press, 1995. Egan, Eileen. Such a Vision of the Streets: Mother Teresa - The Spirit and the Work. Galilee Trade, 1986. Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Subject Files, 1956-2000 (11 Boxes) The first series contains correspondence, articles, newsletters, and other materials detailing the work of Mother Teresa, Ms. Egan, the Missionaries of Charity, and Co-Workers. 1 1 AIDS Care 1985-1992 1 2 Albania 1958, 1978-1990 1 3 Andrea, Sr., MC - Correspondence 1971, 1979-1984 1 4 Andrew, Br., MC - Correspondence 1970-1975 1 5 Andrew, Br., MC - Correspondence 1975-1988 1 6 Angelo, Br., UBW 1985 1 7 Assisi, Italy Visit 1982-1983 1 8 Australia 1970-1982 1 9 Awards and Honors 1962, 1971-1992 1 10 Baltimore - Clippings 1992 1 11 Bangladesh 1971 1 12 Beatitudes ca. 1992 1 13 Bhopal Disaster 1984-1985 1 14 Biographies ca. 1989 1 15 Bishops, US - Letter from Mother Teresa 1983 2 1 Blaikie, Ann - Correspondence 1971-1986 2 2 Bojaxhiu, Lazar 1975-1982 2 3 Bronx 1975-1983 2 4 Calcutta 1957-1986 2 5 Calendar - Sacred Heart-Camden 1976 2 6 Capital Punishment 1986-1992 2 7 Cards n.d. 2 8 Catholic Relief Services 1960 2 9 China 1985 2 10 Collins, Frank and Violet 1962, 1975-1986 2 11 Co-Workers - 1981 Annual Report - Correspondence 1981-1982 2 12 Co-Workers - Addresses 1982-1984 2 13 Co-Workers - Constitution 1969, 1988 2 14 Co-Workers - Founding (American) n.d. 2 15 Co-Workers - Guidelines ca. 1980's 2 16 Co-Workers - Letters from Mother Teresa 1969-1981, 1991-1994 2 17 Co-Workers - Materials (American) 1972-1982, 1987 3 1 Co-Workers - Meetings 1974-1982 3 2 Co-Workers - Miscellaneous ca. 1982 3 3 Co-Workers - Newsletters (American) 1972-1982 3 4 Co-Workers - Newsletters (American) 1983-1992 3 5 Co-Workers - Newsletters (Foreign) 1983-1989 4 1 Co-Workers - Newsletters (International) 1967-1976 4 2 Co-Workers - Newsletters (International) 1976-1981 4 3 Co-Workers - Newsletters (International) 1981-1983 4 4 Co-Workers - Newsletters (International) 1984-1992 4 5 Co-Workers - Pamphlets ca. 1970's 4 6 Co-Workers - Priests 1980-1984 4 7 Co-Workers - Reports 1967-1974, 1980-1983 5 1 Co-Workers - "The Shared Vision" Text and Revisions 1983-1984 5 2 Co-Workers - Youth 1976, 1980-1983 5 3 de Decker, Jacqueline - Correspondence 1978-1982 5 4 Demurrers and Attacks 1976-1984, 1992 5 5 Dorothy Day and Mother Teresa 1976, 1985 5 6 Egan, Eileen - Articles 1971-1982, 1997 5 7 Egan, Eileen - Biographies 1986 5 8 Egan, Eileen - Notes n.d. 5 9 Ekdil 1981-1982 5 10 Esmonde, Alice Grattan - Correspondence 1977-1983 5 11 Ethiopia 1973-1985 5 12 Eucharistic Congress 1976 5 13 European Tour 1974 5 14 Films 1980-1981, 1985 6 1 Golden Jubilee - Mother Teresa's Religious Profession 1981 6 2 Haiti 1979-1982 6 3 Harvard University 1982 6 4 Humphrey, Sen. Hubert and US Senate 1974-1984 6 5 Husain, Maqbool Fida 1981-1982 6 6 Illness - Rome 1983 6 7 International Women's Year 1975 6 8 Interviews 1973-1987 6 9 Introductions 1976, 1981 6 10 Iraq 1991 6 11 Ireland 1979-1984 6 12 Itineraries 1971, 1974, 1976 6 13 Japan 1981-1982 6 14 Jawaharlal Nehru Award 1972 6 15 Jeremy, Br., MC 1983-1987 7 1 Kennedy International Awards 1971 7 2 Kennedy, Sen. Ted 1977 7 3 Ladies of Charity of Los Angeles - Scrapbook 1973 7 4 Lapierre, Dominique 1985, 1989 7 5 Loreto Sisters 1956, 1971, 1981-1983 7 6 Luke, Br. MC - Thesis 1991 7 7 Mater Dei Formation Center 1964-1966 7 8 Medical Mission Sisters 1980-1983 7 9 Middle East and North Africa 1971-1976, 1980-1983 7 10 Miscellaneous Materials ca. 1980's 7 11 Missionaries of Charity - Addresses 1981-1983, 1991 7 12 Missionaries of Charity - Brothers 1973-1984 8 1 Missionaries of Charity - Brothers - Letters 1975-1985 8 2 Missionaries of Charity - Certificate of Incorporation 1979 8 3 Missionaries of Charity - Fathers 1985-1986 8 4 Missionaries of Charity - Hymn Book ca. 1975 8 5 Missionaries of Charity - Reports 1961-1983 8 6 Missionaries of Charity - Silver Jubilee 1975 8 7 Muggeridge, Malcolm 1969-1982 8 8 Natural Family Planning 1976-1981 8 9 Nirmala, Sr., MC 1997-2000 8 10 Nobel Prize - Clippings (1) 1975-1980 8 11 Nobel Prize - Clippings (2) 1975-1980 8 12 Nobel Prize - Material 1979 8 13 Nobel Prize - Nomination Letters 1971-1973 8 14 Nobel Prize - Nomination Letters (1) 1975 9 1 Nobel Prize - Nomination Letters (2) 1975 9 2 Nobel Prize - Nomination Letters (3) 1975 9 3 Nobel Prize - Nomination Letters 1977 9 4 Nobel Prize - Speeches 1979 9 5 Philippines 1962 9 6 Poland 1982 9 7 Potts, Eileen 1980-1981 9 8 Preparatory Commission for the Eventual Cause of Canonization 1998-1999 9 9 Programs 1971-1985, 1997 9 10 Religious News Service 1961, 1965, 1970-1981 9 11 Religious Profession 1979-1988 9 12 Resignation 1990, 1997 9 13 "Respect Life" 1976-1992 9 14 Romney, Leoner - Donation 1981-1982 10 1 Speeches of Mother Teresa 1960-1979 10 2 Speeches of Mother Teresa 1980-1991 10 3 Soviet Union 1987-1990 10 4 "Such a Vision" - Correspondence 1985-1990 10 5 "Such a Vision" - Reviews 1985 10 6 "Such a Vision" - Reviews 1985-1991 10 7 Taize Community - Br. Roger 1977-1985 10 8 Tobin, Fr. Pat 1980-1982, 1992 10 9 Toronto, Canada 1981-1983 10 10 United Kingdom 1988 10 11 United Nations 1975, 1985 10 12 United States Visit - Correspondence 1974-1975 10 13 United States Visit - Correspondence (1) 1976 11 1 United States Visit - Correspondence (2) 1976 11 2 United States Visit - Correspondence 1977-1981 11 3 United States Visit - Miscellaneous ca. 1976 11 4 United States Visit - Mother Teresa Letters (1) 1975-1977 11 5 United States Visit - Correspondence (2) 1975-1977 11 6 Venezuela ca. 1965 11 7 Ward, Barabara (Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth) 1970, 1977-1981 11 8 Washington, DC 1975-1991 11 9 Washington, DC - Gife of Peace House (PHOTOCOPY RESTRICTIONS) ca. 1988 Series 2: Publicity/Clippings 1958-1992 (1 Box) Series two consists exclusively of newspaper and magazine clippings covering Mother Teresa, the Missionaries, and the Co-Workers. 12 1 Publicity/Clippings 1958-1969 12 2 Publicity/Clippings 1970 12 3 Publicity/Clippings 1971 12 4 Publicity/Clippings 1972 12 5 Publicity/Clippings 1973 12 6 Publicity/Clippings (1) 1974 12 7 Publicity/Clippings (2) 1974 12 8 Publicity/Clippings 1975 12 9 Publicity/Clippings (1) 1976 12 10 Publicity/Clippings (2) 1976 12 11 Publicity/Clippings 1977 12 12 Publicity/Clippings 1978 12 13 Publicity/Clippings (1) 1979 12 14 Publicity/Clippings (2) 1979 12 15 Publicity/Clippings (3) 1979 12 16 Publicity/Clippings 1980 12 17 Publicity/Clippings 1981 12 18 Publicity/Clippings 1982 12 19 Publicity/Clippings 1983 12 20 Publicity/Clippings 1984-1988 12 21 Publicity/Clippings 1989-1992 12 22 Publicity/Clippings - Miscellaneous (1) n.d. 12 23 Publicity/Clippings - Miscellaneous (2) n.d. Series 3: Correspondence 1958-2000 (2 Boxes) The third series holds correspondence to and from Mother Teresa and Ms. Egan. 13 1 Catholic University Collection 1985, 1999 13 2 Children's Letters to Mother Teresa 1976, 1979-1980 13 3 Egan, Eileen to Mother Teresa 1971-1981 13 4 General Letters to Eileen Egan 1968-1992 13 5 General Letters to Mother Teresa 1969, 1976-1981 13 6 Mother Teresa to Katherine Bracken 1958-1962 13 7 Miscellaneous 1974-1985 13 8 Missionaries of Charity to Eileen Egan 1967-1993, 2000 13 9 Missionaries of Charity to Eileen Egan n.d. 13 10 Mother Teresa to Eileen Egan (Copies) 1958-1964 14 1 Mother Teresa to Eileen Egan (Copies) 1965-1968 14 2 Mother Teresa to Eileen Egan (Copies) 1969-1975 14 3 Mother Teresa to Eileen Egan (Copies) 1976-1995 14 4 Mother Teresa to Eileen Egan (Copies) n.d. 14 5 Mother Teresa General Letters (Copies) 1960-1975 14 6 Mother Teresa General Letters (Copies) 1976-1983 14 7 Mother Teresa to Missionaries of Charity 1959-1973 Series 4: AV/Materials 1955-1998 (5 Boxes) The fourth series includes photographic materials and audio-cassettes recording the work of the Missionaries and Co-Workers throughout the world. Sub-Series 4.1: Photographs 1955-1998 (3 Boxes) 15 1 Allentown, Pennsylvania 1976 15 2 Andrea, Sr., MC n.d. 15 3 Andrew, Br., MC n.d. 15 4 Assisi, Italy 1982 15 5 Australia ca. 1970's 15 6 Bojaxhiu, Lazar 1979 15 7 Boys Town, Nebraska 1976 15 8 Calcutta [Kolkata] 1955-1958 15 9 Calcutta [Kolkata] - Catholic Relief Services 1981 15 10 Children 1957-1960, 1980 15 11 Dacca [Dhaka] ca. 1972 15 12 de Decker, Jacqueline 1982 15 13 Dorothy Day 1977 15 14 Egan, Eileen n.d. 15 15 Egan, Eileen and Mother Teresa ca. 1958-1982 15 16 Egypt ca. 1981 15 17 Eucharistic Congress 1976 15 18 Eucharistic Congress - Co-Workers 1976 15 19 Funeral 1997-1998 15 20 Germany 1960, 1976, 1978 15 21 Haiti 1978 15 22 Honors 1973, 1976, 1981 15 23 Humphrey, Sen. Hubert 1974 16 1 Hunstville, Utah 1978 16 2 India 1941-1958 16 3 Japan 1981 16 4 Jordan ca. 1970 16 5 Kalighat Home for the Dying 1958-1968 16 6 Kump, Patricia n.d. 16 7 Loreto Sisters n.d. 16 8 Los Angeles ca. 1975 16 9 Macau 1981 16 10 Mexico 1975 16 11 Miscellaneous n.d. 16 12 Miscellaneous Articles 1964, 1973-1987 16 13 Miscellaneous Negatives n.d. 16 14 Missionaries of Charity Brothers n.d. 16 15 Missionaries of Charity Sisters n.d. 16 16 Mother Teresa (1) ca. 1928-1997 16 17 Mother Teresa (2) ca. 1928-1997 16 18 Nehru, Jawaharlal 1964 17 1 New York 1981, 1996 17 2 NCCW Convention 1960 17 3 Pope John Paul II 1980, 1982 17 4 Pope Paul VI 1965 17 5 Potts, Eileen 1976 17 6 Prasad, Rajendra 1962 17 7 Profession of Missionaries of Charity 1981 17 8 Rome ca. 1981 17 9 Roy, Dr. Bidhan Chandra ca. 1961 17 10 Taize Community - Br. Roger 1977 17 11 Tanzania n.d. 17 12 Tobin, Fr. Pat ca. 1980 17 13 Venezuela 1960-1968, 1975 17 14 Venezuela - Contact Sheets and Negatives 1960-1968 17 15 Washington, DC 1975 17 16 Youth ca. 1991 Sub-Series 4.2: Audio-Casettes 1972-1988 (2 Boxes) 18 1 Mother Teresa - Talks Given in Tokyo and Nagasaki, Japan 1981-1982 Includes interlinear English and Japanese transcripts 18 2 Mother Teresa with Co-Workers at Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Parts I and II) October 19, 1972 18 3 Mother Teresa with Co-Workers at Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Parts III and IV) October 19, 1972 18 4 Mother Teresa's Address to the Monks of Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah October 19, 1972 18 5 Mother Teresa with Co-Workers at Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Reel I) October 19, 1972 18 6 Mother Teresa with Co-Workers at Holy Trinity Abbey, Huntsville, Utah (Reel II) October 19, 1972 18 7 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, Minnesota (Tape 1) June 20-21, 1974 18 8 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, Minnesota (Tape 2) June 20-21, 1974 18 9 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, Minnesota (Tape 3) June 20-21, 1974 18 10 Co-Workers Meeting, Winona, Minnesota (Tape 4) June 20-21, 1974 18 11 Mother Teresa - Prayer Service - Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Winona, Minnesota June 21, 1974 18 12 Mother Teresa - St. Olaf's Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota June 22, 1974 18 13 Mother Teresa - Speaking at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC and the College of Notre Dame in Baltimore, Maryland 1975 18 14 Mother Teresa of Calcutta - Speaking at the National Presbyterian Church, Washington, DC - The Rev. Louis H. Evans, Jr., Pastor (2 Copies) 1975 18 15 Mother Teresa - CBC, Canada 1975 18 16 Mother Teresa Interview - Nova Scotia October, 1975 18 17 41st International Eucharistic Congress - Freedom and Justice Conference - Response of the Church to Poor - Bishop Helder Camara, Mother Teresa (2 Copies) 1976 18 18 41st International Eucharistic Congress - Young People Eucharist - Bishop Rene Garcida 1976 18 19 Mother Teresa - Happiness - NCEA 1976 18 20 Mother Teresa - Waiting on God - Institute on Religious Education, College of Mount St. Joseph (Talk 1) 1976 18 21 Mother Teresa - Institute on Religious Education, College of Mount St. Joseph (Talk 2) 1976 18 22 Mother Teresa - Institute on Religious Life, Chicago, Illinois - Joy in Belonging to Jesus as a Religious and the Hopes and Expectations of the Church for Religious and Religious Life May 1, 1976 19 1 Mother Teresa Speech - Tulsa Assembly Center May 11, 1976 19 2 Co-Workers Meeting - No. 1-2 July 20-21, 1976 19 3 Co-Workers Meeting - No. 3-4 July 20-21, 1976 19 4 Co-Workers Meeting - No. 5-6 July 20-21, 1976 19 5 Co-Workers Meeting - No. 7-8 July 20-21, 1976 19 6 Co-Workers Meeting - No. 9-10 July 20-21, 1976 19 7 An Evening Prayer with Mother Teresa - Mayo Clinic Auditorium, Rochester, Minnesota July 20-21, 1976 19 8 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah July 23, 1978 19 9 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (1) July 24, 1978 19 10 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (2) July 24, 1978 19 11 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (3) July 24, 1978 19 12 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (4) July 24, 1978 19 13 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (1) July 25, 1978 19 14 Abbey of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah (2) July 25, 1978 19 15 Mother Teresa - Oslo Domkirke Cathedral - Nobel Prize 1979 19 16 Mother Teresa and Her World - Star of India (1) 1981 19 17 Mother Teresa and Her World - Star of India (2) 1981 19 18 Mother Teresa - Fr. Chetcuti May 12, 1988 19 19 Fr. P. Chetcuti and Introduction - Lay Missionaries of Charity - Mother Teresa May 13, 1988 19 20 Fr. Celeste Van Exem, Early Advisor to Mother Teresa, Reminisces about the Founding of the Missionaries of Charity (1) n.d. 19 21 Fr. Celeste Van Exem, Early Advisor to Mother Teresa, Reminisces about the Founding of the Missionaries of Charity (2) n.d. 19 22 Fr. Celeste Van Exem, Early Advisor to Mother Teresa, Reminisces about the Founding of the Missionaries of Charity (3) n.d. 19 23 Fr. Celeste Van Exem, Early Advisor to Mother Teresa, Reminisces about the Founding of the Missionaries of Charity (4) n.d. 19 24 Mother Teresa - Pray, Mass, Adoption, Br. Geoff n.d. 19 25 Mother Teresa - "Une Oportunidad para Amar" n.d. 19 26 Mother Teresa and Fr. Tom McKillop - Toronto - Youth Assembly n.d. 19 27 Mother Teresa and Patrick Watson - Vanier n.d. 19 28 Roy Lloyd - Ecumedia News n.d. Series 5: Publications 1958-1995 (1 Box) Series five contains a variety of publications, both magazines and books, highlighting various aspects of Mother Teresa's life and work, as well as research material utilized by Ms. Egan in writing her biography of Teresa. Sub-Series 5.1: Magazines 1958-1992 (1 Box) 20 1 "Amour sans frontieres" Magazine 1976-1983 20 2 "Amour sans frontieres" Magazine 1984-1992 20 3 "Endkreis" Magazine 1960 20 4 "God's Poor" Booklet ca. 1970's 20 5 Japan Visit Booklet 1981 20 6 "Jubilee" Magazine 1958, 1960, 1967 20 7 Kennedy Awards Program (Oversize) 1971 20 8 Miscellaneous Magazines 1965, 1972-1979 20 9 Pamphlets 1960-1983, 1987 Sub-Series 5.2: Books - Egan, Eileen 1986-1995 (1 Box) 20 10 For Whom There is No Room: Scenes from the Refugee World, Eileen Egan 1995 20 11 Such a Vision of the Street: Mother Teresa - The Spirit and the Work, Eileen Egan 1986 20 12 Moeder Teresa: de Biografie, Eileen Egan (2 Copies) 1989 German translation of Such a Vision of the Street Sub-Series 5.3: Books - Chronological 1968-1991 (1 Box) 20 13 First the Blade: History of the I.B.V.M. (Loreto) in India, 1841-1962, Mother Mary Colmcille, IBVM 1968 20 14 The First-Born and Other Poems, Jack Davis 1970 20 15 Amour sans frontier: mere Teresa de Calcutta, Georges Gorree and Jean Barbier, Translated by Paula Speakman 1972 20 16 Cristo en los Arrabales: Madre Teresa de Calcuta (First Edition), José Luis Gonzalez-Balado 1974 20 17 For the Love of God: Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Georges Gorrée and Jean Barbier 1974 20 18 Love Without Boundaries: Mother Teresa of Calcutta, Georges Gorree and Jean Barbier, Translated by Paula Speakman 1974 20 19 Madre Teresa de Calcutta, Malcolm Muggeridge 1974 20 20 Mere Teresa de Calcutta: Tu m'apportes l'amour, edited by Georges Gorree and Jean Barbier 1975 20 21 Madre Teresa: Cristo en los Arrabales (Second Edition), José Luis Gonzalez Balado 1976 20 22 Servant of Love: Mother Teresa and Her Missionaries of Charity, Edward Le Joly 1977 20 23 We Do It for Jesus: Mother Teresa and Her Missionaries of Charity, E. Le Joy 1977 20 24 To Give the Love of Christ: A Portrait of Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity, James McGovern (2 Copies) 1978 20 25 Always the Poor: Mother Teresa: Her Life and Message, José Luis Gonzalez-Balado 1980 20 26 Love Until It Hurts: A Tribute to Mother Teresa and the Work of the Men and Women of the Missionaries of Charity, Daphne Rae 1980 20 27 Nena jone Tereze, Dr. Lush Gjergji 1980 20 28 Teresa of Calcutta: A Pictorial Biography, Robert Serrou 1980 20 29 For the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of God: Mother Teresa, Her Missionaries of Charity and Her Co-Workers, Kathryn Spink 1981 20 30 Jesus Said: 'I Thirst' - A Spiritual Dialogue Modelled on the Song of Songs, E. Le Joly (2 Copies) 1981 20 31 That We Might Have Life, Martha Popson 1981 20 32 Life in the Spirit: Reflections, Meditations, Prayers, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, edited by Kathryn Spink 1983 20 33 Mit Mutter Teresa unterwegs: Begegnungen und Gesprache mit der Friedensnobelpriestragerin, Josepha Gosselke 1983 20 34 Mother Teresa: Messenger of God's Love, E. Le Joy 1983 20 35 Stories of Mother Teresa: Her Smile and Her Words, José Luis Gonzalez-Balado (2 Copies) 1983 20 36 Yougga Finds Mother Teresa: The Adventures of a Beggar Boy in India, Kirsten Bang, translated by Kathryn Spink 1983 20 37 In the Streets of Calcutta: The Story of Mother Teresa, Audrey Constant (2 Copies) 1984 20 38 Kosova: The Albanians in Yugoslavia in Light of Historical Documents, S.S. Juka 1984 20 39 Jesus: The Word to be Spoken - Prayer and Meditations for Every Day of the year, Mother Teresa, compiled by Br. Angelo Devananda (2 Copies) 1986 20 40 Mother Teresa: The Early Years, David Porter 1986 20 41 Heart of Joy: The Transforming Power of Self-Giving, edited by José Luis Gonzalez-Balado 1987 20 42 My Life for the Poor, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, edited by José Luis Gonzalez-Balado and Janet N. Playfoot 1987 20 43 Prayertimes with Mother Teresa: A New Adventure in Prayer, Eileen Egan and Kathleen Egan, OSB 1989 20 44 Loving Jesus, Mother Teresa, edited by José Luis Gonzalez-Balado 1991 Series 6: Mother Teresa Autographs/Original Letters (RESTRICTED) 1958-1995 (1 Box) The sixth series is an assembled collection of materials handwritten or signed by Mother Teresa. Access is restricted. 21 1 Autographs - Papers (RESTRICTED) n.d. 21 2 Autographs - Photos (RESTRICTED) n.d. 21 3 Correspondence - Mother Teresa Letters (Originals)(RESTRICTED) 1958-1964 21 4 Correspondence - Mother Teresa Letters (Originals)(RESTRICTED) 1965-1969 21 5 Correspondence - Mother Teresa Letters (Originals)(RESTRICTED) 1970-1975 21 6 Correspondence - Mother Teresa Letters (Originals)(RESTRICTED) 1976-1995 21 7 Correspondence - Mother Teresa Letters (Originals)(RESTRICTED) n.d.

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