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Print
Limited edition print, "The Poppies" by Elizabeth Gilmore |
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Watercolor 08
Watercolor by unidentified SHCJ |
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Lecturn 01
Top of lecturn carved by SHCJ's in England |
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Watercolor 07
Watercolor by Sr. Catherine N___? |
1995 |
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Painting 01
Painting by Sr. A. Con____? |
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Watercolor 05
Watercolor by Sr. Marie (sp?) Kathryn Naab |
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Watercolor 06
Watercolor by Sr. Mary Cole |
1989 |
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Oil painting
Oil painting by unidentified SHCJ |
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Watercolor 04
Watercolor by Sr. Rita (sp?) Marie |
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Print of Last Supper
Print of Last Supper by unidentified SHCJ |
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Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles 03
Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles |
1852 |
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Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles 02
Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles |
1851 |
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Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles 01
Pages from a history of England written by Sr. Emily Bowles |
1850 |
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Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection. 02
Multi-media publication, "Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection." Prayers by Terri MacKinzie, SHCJ. |
2006 |
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Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection. 03
Multi-media publication, "Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection." Prayers by Terri MacKinzie, SHCJ. |
2007 |
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Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection. 01
Multi-media publication, "Wake to Wonderment; Prayers and Images for Personal and Group Reflection." Prayers by Terri MacKinzie, SHCJ. |
2005 |
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Publications about Cornelia Connelly
Publications about Cornelia Connelly |
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Volumes 1-8 of Society History
Volumes 1-8 of Society History |
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Assorted works by SHCJ authors 04
Assorted works by SHCJ authors |
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Assorted works by SHCJ authors 03
Assorted works by SHCJ authors |
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Assorted works by SHCJ authors 02
Assorted works by SHCJ authors |
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Assorted works by SHCJ authors 01
Assorted works by SHCJ authors |
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Two collections of poetry by Eleanor Slater, SHCJ with a photo of the author
Two collections of poetry by Eleanor Slater, SHCJ with a photo of the author |
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Framed copy of "Epstein's Lazarus," poem by Mary Anthony Weinig.
Framed copy of "Epstein's Lazarus," poem by Mary Anthony Weinig. |
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Assorted works by SHCJ with photo of SHCJ authors Caritas McCarthy and Mary Anthony Weinig.
Assorted works by SHCJ with photo of SHCJ authors Caritas McCarthy and Mary Anthony Weinig. |
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Three works by Sr. Mary Anthony Weinig, SHCJ
Three works by Sr. Mary Anthony Weinig, SHCJ |
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Jubilee Postcard 03
Postcard celebrating jubilee |
1896 |
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Jubilee Postcard 04
Postcard celebrating jubilee |
1896 |
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Jubilee Postcard 02
Postcard celebrating jubilee |
1896 |
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Jubilee Postcard 01
Postcard celebrating jubilee |
1896 |
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Sample Page from Society Record 03
Sample page from book describing current society with listings of members and photos of convents, schools, etc. |
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Sample Page from Society Record 02
Sample page from book describing current society with listings of members and photos of convents, schools, etc. |
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Sample Page from Society Record 01
Sample page from book describing current society with listings of members and photos of convents, schools, etc. |
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Trunk 02
Trunk belonging to Rev. Mr. Jones who gave St. Leonards-on-Sea property to Cornelia |
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Trunk 01
Trunk belonging to Rev. Mr. Jones who gave St. Leonards-on-Sea property to Cornelia |
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Early Society Cross 05
Early society rosary |
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Early Society Cross 04
Early society rosary |
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Early Society Cross 03
Early society rosary |
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Early Society Cross 02
Back of early society cross. Cornelia first designed this cross for use when the Rule was eventually approved. It was shown to Pius IX when she was in Rome in 1869 working on the ill-fated revision of the Rule. Apparently Pius IX thought it was too ornate for simple religious to wear and so Cornelia simplified it while she was convalescing in Hyeres during the winter 1969-70. Thus, this cross was never worn by anyone, and probably is the only one in existence. Cornelia never even wore the simplified cross in spite of the doctored photos of her that hung in our schools and communities for so long! Only after the approbation in 1887 do early photos show the finally professed wearing them, plus the plain one for the Lay Sisters. Click here to see the front of the cross. |
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Early Society Cross 01
Front of early society cross. Cornelia first designed this cross for use when the Rule was eventually approved. It was shown to Pius IX when she was in Rome in 1869 working on the ill-fated revision of the Rule. Apparently Pius IX thought it was too ornate for simple religious to wear and so Cornelia simplified it while she was convalescing in Hyeres during the winter 1969-70. Thus, this cross was never worn by anyone, and probably is the only one in existence. Cornelia never even wore the simplified cross in spite of the doctored photos of her that hung in our schools and communities for so long! Only after the approbation in 1887 do early photos show the finally professed wearing them, plus the plain one for the Lay Sisters. Click here to see back of cross. |
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Marble SHCJ Seal
Marble SHCJ seal; front altar piece at St. Leonard's in Philadelphia |
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China Plate
China plate with photo of Cornelia Connelly and gold decoration |
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Metal Sign from Dalton Center
Metal sign from The Dalton Center for Mission and Peace in NYC. The center was named after Sister Mary Laurentia Dalton, SHCJ, first American sister to go to Nigeria (1930-1934); she was the Superior of the Congregation from 1958-1970. |
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"The Scotia" - Description
Description of OBJ-OA-06 |
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"The Scotia"
Painting of "The Scotia" paddle steamer which brought the first SHCJ's to America in 1862. (See OBJ-OA-06a for further details.) |
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Chalice, Paten and Ciborium 03
Chalice, paten, ciborium brought to Towanda by the first group of sisters. Consecrated by Bishop Wood. Inscription inside lid of box: "Chalice and box brought from St. Leonard's on Sea, 1863." |
1863 |
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Chalice, Paten and Ciborium 02
Chalice, paten, ciborium brought to Towanda by the first group of sisters. Consecrated by Bishop Wood. Inscription inside lid of box: "Chalice and box brought from St. Leonard's on Sea, 1863." |
1863 |
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Chalice, Paten and Ciborium 01
Chalice, paten, ciborium brought to Towanda by the first group of sisters. Consecrated by Bishop Wood. Inscription inside lid of box: "Chalice and box brought from St. Leonard's on Sea, 1863." |
1863 |
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Cruets and tray 02
Cruets and tray inscribed "The gift of our Mother, 1877." |
1877 |
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Cruets and tray 01
Cruets and tray inscribed "The gift of our Mother, 1877." |
1877 |
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Chalice
Chalice inscribed "Presented to The American Province by Rev. Mother Cornelia." On October 12, 2008 the chalice was used during the mass at St. Agatha-St. James celebrating the beginning of the bicentennial year of Cornelia Connelly's birth. |
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Dolls dressed in SHCJ Habits
Dolls dressed in examples of choir sister (left) and lay sister (right) habits |
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SHCJ Medal 15
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 14
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 13
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 12
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 11
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 10
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 09
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 08
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 07
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 04
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 05
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 06
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 03
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 01
SHCJ Medal |
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SHCJ Medal 02
SHCJ Medal |
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Counted-cross Stitch Piece
Counted cross-stitch piece by unidentified SHCJ |
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Painting 05
Painting by unidentified SHCJ |
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Painting 04
Painting by unidentified SHCJ |
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Painting 03
Painting by unidentified SHCJ |
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Watercolor 03
Watercolors by Eleanor Lane |
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Watercolor 02
Watercolor by Sr. Mary Cole |
1991 |
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Illumination 16
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Watercolor 01
Watercolor by Sr. Mary Cole |
1991 |
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Illumination 14
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 15
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 13
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 12
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 11
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 10
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Illumination 09
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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China Plates 05
Plates painted by "SHCJ from the then English Province." |
c. 1892 |
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China Plates 04
Plate painted by "SHCJ from the then English Province." |
c. 1891 |
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China Plates 02
Plate painted by "SHCJ from the then English Province." |
c. 1890 |
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China Plates 03
Plates painted by "SHCJ from the then English Province." |
c. 1890 |
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China Plates 01
Plate painted by "SHCJ from the then English Province." |
c. 1890 |
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Decoration
Decoration created by Mother Lucy Ignatia Doyle (1888-1963) |
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Florentine Decoration
Florentine Decoration by Mother Maria Del Amor Fernandez, 1906-1980. |
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Book and Wooden Box 06
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Book and Wooden Box 05
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Book and Wooden Box 04
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Book and Wooden Box 03
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Book and Wooden Box 02
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Book and Wooden Box 01
Book, wooden box. "This book was made by Mother Philip Mingle, SHCJ also known as Eleanor Lane. It is a book of prayers of praise, with illumination which the sisters could trace and use for gifts. On the last pages, Mother painted the illumination on the prayers to give aspiring artists a good example to copy." |
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Icon of Cornelia Connelly
Icon of Cornelia Connelly created by Sr. Mary Theodosia Linus, SHCJ |
2009 |
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Litany of Loreto Embroidery (B)
The Madonna and Child. Embroidery piece worked on cream satin with silk and gold thread erroneously attributed to SHCJ. One from a series of thirteen pieces. The full collection resides at The Royal School of Needlework. See "The Litany of Loredo Panels" for more information. |
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Litany of Loreto Embroidery (A)
The Madonna and Child. Embroidery piece worked on cream satin with silk and gold thread erroneously attributed to SHCJ. One from a series of thirteen pieces. The full collection resides at The Royal School of Needlework. See "The Litany of Loredo Panels" for more information. |
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Lecturn 02
Top of lecturn carved by SHCJ's in England |
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Tapestry Rug 01
Tapestry rug stitched for Cornelia by SHCJ sisters for aisle of Mayfield Chapel. Stitched in panels then joined; originally ran entire length of chapel. Writing on border speaks of hidden God and delighting in him day and night. |
Completed 1887 |
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Tapestry Rug 02
Tapestry rug stitched for Cornelia by SHCJ sisters for aisle of Mayfield Chapel. Stitched in panels then joined; originally ran entire length of chapel. Writing on border speaks of hidden God and delighting in him day and night. |
Completed 1888 |
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Tapestry Rug 03
Tapestry rug stitched for Cornelia by SHCJ sisters for aisle of Mayfield Chapel. Stitched in panels then joined; originally ran entire length of chapel. Writing on border speaks of hidden God and delighting in him day and night. |
Completed 1889 |
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Tapestry Rug 04
Tapestry rug stitched for Cornelia by SHCJ sisters for aisle of Mayfield Chapel. Stitched in panels then joined; originally ran entire length of chapel. Writing on border speaks of hidden God and delighting in him day and night. |
Completed 1890 |
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Illumination 15a
Sample of illumination done by SHCJ's |
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Litany of Loreto Embroidery Panels
Details of provenance for embroidery panels: Madonna and Child A and B. |
Sept. 2004 |
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