All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
“Dramatic readings expressing the hopes, fears and dreams of four American Catholic church women martyred in El Salvador in 1980.”
SM-Certain-Women-Play-3-2-2007Due to sheet music copyright restrictions, the following primary source documents were not added to this page:
St. Monica Centennial Mass Program (May 17, 1998)
Sister Melissa Rose Gernon, SSJ, Holy Orders Materials (October 31, 2009)
Sister Laura Bishop, SSJ, Holy Orders Materials (September 1, 2012)
The original documents and digitized copies can be accessed at St. Monica Roman Catholic Church.
All primary sources on this page are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
Editor’s Note: The full Reprise CD features 15 tracks. Copies of the original CD are available in the St. Monica Archives. The tracks were imported to a computer as M4A files. For WordPress compatibility, the M4As were converted to MP3 files.
We’ve shared tracks that are in the public domain — for instance, “Medley of Spirituals,” but not George Harrison’s “Give Me Love,” or the Godspell song “Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord.”
Full Reprise: To Benefit St. Augustine, Centennial, 1898–1998 Tracklist
01. Here Comes the Sun.
02. I Believe.
03. O Happy Day.
04. Reflections on a Central Commitment [written by Rochester deacon Ray Defendorf].
05. Allelu.
06. Medley of Spirituals.
07. Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord.
08. He Ain’t Heavy.
09. Get Together.
10. Man is Free.
11. He’s Got the Whole World.
12. To Be Alive.
13. Day is Done.
14. Give Me Love.
15. We’ve Been to the Mountain.
The documents featured here are reproduced with the permission of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Rochester Archives. The hardcopies of these documents are held at the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
Note: Readers may also be interested in an article on page 46 of this issue — “Death penalty just begets more violence” by Sister Francis Cecilia English.
SA-Death-Penalty-100th-Birthday-Articles-SSJ-Newsletter-5-23-1997All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
Note: This bulletin describes how, in June 1986, St. Augustine parishioner Brian McNulty became a Roman Catholic deacon, while his wife Lynne McNulty became an Episcopalian deacon.
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