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SISTER ESTHER FANGMAN (1945-
Books
"Effects of Perceived Formal Evaluative Feedback on Subjects' Apperceptions."Doctoral
thesis. Moscow, Id.: Idaho State University, 1981
SISTER ROMANA FARRELL, O.S.B. (1890-1977)
Sister Romana was head of the home economics department for many years at Mount
St. Scholastica College. Most of her writings were about adolescents or homemaking.
Articles
"The College Student Looks at Marriage,"in The Catholic Family Monthly,
March, 1935.
"The Secrets of Benedictine Home Life,"in The Mount Mirror, Diamond
Jubilee Issue, 1938.
"St. Scholastica, the Other Twin,"in The Benedictine Review, January,
1946.
"Understanding the Adolescent,"in The Catholic Educational Review,
March, 1949.
"Family Ideals in College,"Journal of Home Economics, 41: 4 (April
1949), pp. 207-208.
"The Creator of the Hummels,"in The Benedictine Review, July, 1949
"A Summer in Quebec,"The American Benedictine Review, Winter, 1950.
"Look to Our Heritage!"in The Benedictine Review, January, 1951.
"The New Testament for College Freshmen,"in The Catholic Educational Review,
May, 1954.
"Some Women in the Old Testament,"in The Benedictine Review, January,
1956.
"Abbot Martin: A Formative Influence on Mount St. Scholastica Community,"in
The Benedictine Review, July, 1963. Books
"The Meditations of the Monk of Farne; The Two Marcellas; a Drama in Three Acts."Master's
thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1925.
"Homemaking Attitudes of College Students in the Four Year Catholic Colleges
in Kansas."Master's thesis. Lawrence, Ks.: University of Kansas, 1932.
Poetry
"Toward the Eternal Years,"in The Hanover Democrat, July 12, 1935.
"Resurrexit,"in The Catholic Daily Tribune, May, 1937.
"Mother's Love,"in The Sunday Visitor, May 9, 1937.
"The Assumption,"in The Sunday Visitor, August 14, 1938.
"A Mother's Resignation,""Convert's Communion,""Faith,""Beside
a
Chapel Window,""Our Home,"in Doveflights by the Sisters
of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad, In.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER ROSE ANGELA FARRELL, O.S.B.
(1907-1985)
Sister Rose Angela was a native of Atchison, Kansas. She taught in schools
in Colorado, Iowa, and Kansas and after 1956 continued teaching in California
where she had transferred to St. Lucy's Priory in Glendora.
Books
"The Influence of the Philosophy of Saint Benedict on the Curriculum in
Modern Education."Master's thesis. Los Angeles, Ca.: Immaculate Heart College,
1953.
SISTER FLORENCE FEENEY, O.S.B. (1893-1967)
Sister Florence was born in St. Joseph, Missouri. Her early years were spent
teaching in Colorado, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. She was appointed librarian
of Mount St. Scholastica College in 1933. She was co-founder of the Midwest
Unit of the Catholic Library Association and cooperated in the compilation
of the Catholic Periodical Index.
Articles
"Hidden Treasures,"in The Benedictine Review, July, 1946.
"Seek the Source: Find and Follow,"in the Journal of Religious Instruction,
May, 1947.
"Convent Libraries,"in Catholic Library Practice. Portland, Or.:
University of Portland Press, 1950.
"The Holy Rule and the Promotion of Learning,"in The Benedictine
Review, July, 1952.
"St. Mildred of Thanet,"in The Benedictine Review, January, 1953.
"Love's Response: The Exercises of St. Gertrude,"in The Benedictine
Review, January, 1954.
"Singer of the Praise of God; St. Mechtild,"in The Benedictine Review,
January, 1955.
Poetry
"Requiescat in Pace,"in Doveflights by the Sisters of St. Benedict.
St. Meinrad, In.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER JO ANN FELLIN, O.S.B. (1934-
Sister Jo Ann was born in Marshfield, Missouri. She taught in elementary school,
high school, and at Mount St. Scholastica College. She remained teaching at
the college at the time of the merger of Mount St. Scholastica College with
St. Benedict's College to form Benedictine College. Currently a emeritus professor at Benedictine College, having taught in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science for over 30 years. She has been active professionally in the
Mathematical Association of America, Kappa Mu Epsilon, and the National Council
of Teachers of Mathematics. She initiated the Kansas City Region Women and
Math program and coordinated the program for eight years.
Articles
"Analysis and Geometry Meet,"in KATM Bulletin, February, 1974.
"Chapter News Editor,"in The Pentagon, KME publication, 1975-79.
"The Journal and Mathematics Education,"in KATM Bulletin, December, 1978.
"Primitive Shift Registers,"in UMAP module, Unit 310, 1981.
"Adders and Their Design,"in UMAP Journal, Vol 6, No 3, 1985.
"Base Conversion,"in Consortium, COMAP Newsletter, Winter, 1988.
Books
"An Historical and Comparative Study Concerned with the Unsolvability of
the Word Problem for Groups,"Doctoral Dissertation. Champaign-Urbana, Il.:
University of Illinois, 1970.
Unpublished Research
"History and Information, Kansas Gamma Chapter, Kappa Mu Epsilon,"covers
the first 55 years of the chapter, includes with the history twelve pages of photos and nineteen appendices with extensive documentation
on chapter activities.1995.
"History of the Department of Mathematics, Mount St Scholastica College, 1923-1971."Bound
volume documenting the history of the Department of Mathematics at Mount St.
Scholastica College from the time of its founding to the time of the merger
with St. Benedict's College. 1997.
SISTER ANGELA FOLEY, O.S.B. (1904-1926)
Sister Angela was a native of Troy, Kansas. She was a teacher and principal
in high schools in the midwest. In 1956 she joined St. Lucy's Priory in Glendora,
California.
Books
"The Participation of the United States in the Algeciras Conference of
1906."Master's
thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1938.
SISTER MARY MAUD FOOTE, O.S.B. (1916- 2005)
Sister Mary Maud was an elementary teacher in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and
Colorado. In 1971 she began library work inBenedictine College. She was a native
of Chicago, Illinois.
Articles
"Choral Speaking: A Means to Better Speech,"in The Catholic School Journal,
March, 1953.
SISTER MADONNA GAMPPER, O.S.B. (1930-1972)
Sister Madonna was born in Hiawatha, Kansas. Her life was dedicated to teaching
and counseling in the convent staffed schools in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado, but chiefly at Mount St. Scholastica
College. She chaired the psychology department and was director of guidance and counseling at the College. She
was certified as a psychologist in the State of Kansas in 1969. From 1968-1970
she taught psychology at the Kansas Penitentiary in Lansing, Kansas.
Books
"Speculative 'Educational Psychology': A Study of Its Historical Development
in the United States."Doctoral dissertation. St. Louis, Mo.: Saint Louis
University, 1963.
SISTER THERESE MARIE GASSMAN, O.S.B.
(1902-1997)
Sister Therese Marie was from St. Mary's, Kansas. An educator for more than
fifty years, she held high professional standards. She taught English, Latin,
history, and always music.
Books
"The Place of Music in Catholic Secondary Schools."Master's thesis.
Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1946.
SISTER MARGARET GILLEN, O.S.B. (1876-1949)
Sister Margaret had been a teacher and principal in elementary schools in the
Midwest.
Poetry
"A Thought,"in Doveflights by the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad,
In.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER PHILOMENE GLOTZBACH, O.S.B. (1927-
Sister Philomene grew up on a farm in Paxico, Kansas. She was a primary teacher
for fifty-two years. As an enrichment for the students, she also taught German
for the past thirty-five years.
Translation
"The 'Mirror for Superiors' by Abbot Horsiesi,"in Benedictines, Fall-Winter,
1973.
SISTER MARY PAUL GOETZ, O.S.B. (1900-1938)
Sister Mary Paul immigrated from Bavaria, Germany. She became a teacher at
Mount St. Scholastica College.
Books
"The Concept of Nobility in German Didactic Literature of the Thirteenth
Century."Doctoral thesis. Washington, D.C.: Catholic University, 1935. Reprinted. New York: A.M.S. Press, Inc., 1968.
SISTER EVELYN GREGORY, O.S.B.
(1929-
Sister Evelyn was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, and grew up near Agency. She
taught in St. Joseph, Kansas City, Kansas, Topeka, Council Bluffs, Iowa and
Lenexa, Kansas. She has served as formation director at Mount St. Scholastica,
and currently she coordinates an extension of Sophia Center, Atchison, in St.
Joseph, Missouri.
Articles
"Birthing Reverence into the New Millennium, "in Benedictines, Winter,
1997
SISTER MARY ALICE GUILFOIL,O.S.B. (1936-1998)
Articles
"How are Benedictines Using Their Land and Resources?"in Benedictines,
Spring-Summer, 1984.
SISTER AGNES HAGANEY, O.S.B. (1913-1998)
Sister Agnes had a varied career: teacher, principal, dean of women at Mount
St. Scholastica College, guest mistress at Mount St. Scholastica. She kept diaries and album after album of photos with careful
and interesting annotations.
Articles
"Cloistered Benedictines,"in The Benedictine Review, January, 1952.
Books
"Robert Southwell, Exponent of Religious Poetry in the Elizabethan Age."Master's
thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1953.
Poetry
"Domus Aurea,""Paradox,""Please,""Silence,""For
Faith,""For Amanda,""On Wishing,"in Doveflights
by the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad, IN.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER EVA HALASEY, O.S.B. (1895-1971)
Sister Eva was born in Maryville, Missouri. She was one of the first women
resident students at St. Louis University when she began her graduate work in 1928. She started the Mount St. Scholastica College
chemistry department and encouraged study and writing at the Mount. In later
years she taught in Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas.
Articles
"Partial Molal Volumes of Potassium Salts of the Hofmeister Series,"in
The Journal of Physical Chemistry, November, 1941.
"Teaching Christ the King,"in The Journal of Religious Instruction,
October,
1946.
"Light in the Liturgy of Christmas,"in The Catholic Educator, December,
1947.
"Stained Glass Windows,"in The Benedictine Review, January, 1948.
"St. Paul's Outside-the-Walls,"in The Benedictine Review, January
1951.
"Canticles of the Incarnation,"in The Catholic Educator, February,
1952.
"Teach Them to Climb the Mountains,"in The Catholic Educator, June,
1952.
"Let Them Have Research,"in The Catholic School Journal, December,
1955.
Books
"St. Paul's Outside-the-Walls."Edited and published by Fr. Richard
Felix, O.S.B. Benet Lake, Wi.: Our Faith Press, 1952. Poetry
"Redeemed,"in The Messenger of the Sacred Heart, September, 1943.
Reprinted
in Doveflights by the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad, In.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER REGINA HANSEN, O.S.B. (1919-2007)
Sister Regina was a secondary school teacher and also taught in Donnelly College.
In addition she was the curriculum coordinator and principal of the DeLaSalle
Education Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and project director of the National
Diffusion Network there. She held the chair of the English department, Bethlehem
University,
West Bank. She was a Fulbright professor of English and American literature,
Mansoura
University, Egypt, and a visiting professor of English education at Kaohsiung
Teachers College, Taiwan. Sister Regina received grants for study and travel
in India; research in England, and for publications on literature and education.
She was a site visitor and on the review panel for the Blue Ribbons Schools Program.
She held various offices in the National Association for Foreign Student Affairs
and the Kansas City Council for Higher Education. She was also a member of the
evaluation
corps for the North Central Accreditation Association. She is a native of Pueblo, Colorado.
Articles
"Litany of Christmas; a Choral Reading for Upper Grades or High School,"in
The Catholic School Journal, December, 1946.
"Research Papers in High School,"in The Catholic Educational Review, December,
1946.
"Dom Augustine Baker,"in The Benedictine Review, July, 1948.
"A Singer of the Silver Age,"in The Benedictine Review, January,1951.
"The American Cassinese Keep a Centenary,"in The Benedictine Review, July,
1955.
"Film Appreciation Institute,"in Benedictines, Winter, 1966.
"The Conditions for Poetry,"in The Benedictine Review, June,1977.
"The History of Bethlehem University, 1972-1982,"in Bethlehem University
Journal, 1982.
Books
"The Life and Work of Theodore Thomas."Master's thesis. Kansas City, Mo.:
Conservatory of Music, 1949.
"The Idea of God as a Projection of Self in George Eliot's Middlemarch,"Master's
thesis. Milwaukee, Wi.: Marquette University, 1969.
"The Atmospherical Medium: A Study of the Romantic Milieu in Hawthorne's Major
Fiction."Doctoral thesis. Milwaukee, Wi.: Marquette University, 1972.
"We Were Blessed: A History of the Benedictine Sisters Federation of St. Scholastica,
1935-1997."Kansas City, Mo.: DeLaSalle Student Press, 1998.
Poetry
"For the Feast of the Seven Dolors,""The Child Jesus Answers a Question,""Psalm
Song: Montes Sicut Cera,"in Doveflights by
the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad, In.: Grail, 1945.
"Song Against Mediocrity,"in The Benedictine Review, July, 1949.
SISTER BERTILLA HARMEL, O.S.B. (1885-1974)
Sister Bertilla was an elementary and high school teacher and principal. She
came
from Purcell, Kansas.
Books
"Catholic Teaching in Patmore's The Angel in the House and The Unknown
Eros."Master's
thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1937.
SISTER LILLIAN HARRINGTON, O.S.B. (1918-
Sister Lillian taught in elementary and secondary schools in Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa, and Colorado. She also taught at Penn Valley Community College in Kansas City, Missouri. Presently she does pastoral
work through Sophia Center in Atchison and as a pilgrim minister she trains liturgical
ministers and gives days of retreat and reflection for various groups. She also
holds classes for the Institute of Religious Studies of Benedictine College in
Biblical
Storytelling for Teachers and Gospel Values though Film. She was chosen to represent
the community in Benedictine Elders by Mark McGinnis. Sister Lillian was born
near Blaine, Kansas.
Books
"An Investigation of the Basic Comic Elements in Two Plays of Christopher
Fry."Master's thesis. Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America,
1957.
SISTER LAURA HAUG, O.S.B. (1926-
Books
"A Theoretical Model for Professional Preparation of Elementary Teachers
in a Small Liberal Arts College."Doctoral dissertation. Lawrence, Ks.:
University of Kansas.
SISTER CELESTE HEMMEN, O.S.B. (1906-1966)
Sister Celeste was born in Belgium, Wisconsin and moved with her parents to a
farming community near Wichita, Kansas. She was teacher, principal and administrator
of schools with both elementary and secondary programs. In 1962, she was elected
prioress
of Mount St. Scholastica.
Books
"Certain Vestments Worn by the Roman Catholic Priest at Mass."Master's
thesis. Manhattan, Ks.: Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, 1952.
SISTER GEMMA HEMMEN, O.S.B. (1894-1998)
Sister Gemma was born in Belgium, Wisconsin. In 1910, the family moved to Kansas.
Sister was a teacher and administrator in high schools and Donnelly Community
College.
Articles
"Philosophy of Education Found in the Rule of St. Benedict,"in The Benedictine
Review, January, 1949.
Books
"Philosophy of Education Found in the Rule of St. Benedict."Master's
thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University, 1947.
SISTER LINDA HERNDON, O.S.B., Ph.D. (1954-
Sister Linda was born in Washington, Missouri. She received her Ph.D. in Curriculum
and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the field of Educational Communication and Technology in
2002. She has been a faculty member at Benedictine College, Atchison, Kansas,
in department of mathematics/computer science since 1989. She holds membership
in A.C.M., SIGCSE, and the Association for Educational Communication and Technology.
Articles
"Jack-O-Lantern Prayer Service,"in Religion Teacher's Journal, October,
1982.
"Jesus is the Vine--We are the Branches: A Lenten Penance Celebration for
Primary Grades,"in Service: Resources for Pastoral Ministry,
No. 1, 1988, Mahwah, N.J.: Paulist Press.
"Peaceful People: A Liturgy for Intermediate Grades", in Service: Resources
for Pastoral Ministry, No. 1, 1988. Mahwah, N.J.: Paulist Press.
“
Feast of St. Joseph the Worker (May 1): A Celebration for Primary Grades,"in
Service: Resources for Pastoral Ministry, No. 2, 1988. Mahwah, N.J.: Paulist
Press
Co-Author with Diana Seago of "Web-keepers:
Twenty-first Century Monastic Porters,""Benedictines",
Winter 1999.
"The Computer's Edge: Some Social and Ethical Concerns"Review for Religious,
Vol. 60, No. 3, May-June 2001. pp. 254-261
Books
Sister Mary Theresa Brentano, O.S.B: Innovator in the Use of Magnetic Audio
Tapes--An Overlooked Story in the History of Educational Technology. Doctoral thesis. University of Wisconsin-- Madison,
2002.
"Implementing Garp: A Graphical, Concurrent, Message-Passing Language."Master's
thesis. Urbana, Il.: University of Illinois --Urbana-Champaign, 1990.
SISTER HEDWIGE HINRICHS, O.S.B. (1874-1963)
Sister Hedwige was a native of Seneca, Kansas. She taught elementary school
in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa.
Books
"Practical Truth and an Optimistic View of Life Characterize the Essay of the
Catholic Writer."Bachelor's thesis. Omaha, Ne.: Creighton University,
1922.
SISTER DOLORES HOFFMANS, O.S.B. (1914-1985)
Sister Dolores was born at Burlington, Kansas. Having taught briefly at Blaine,
Kansas, she became an instructor at Mount St. Scholastica Academy, 1938-49,
then served Lillis High School, Kansas City, Missouri, for twenty-eight years,
first as instructor, later as principal. In 1979, she was employed as vice
principal of De La Salle Education Center, Kansas City, Missouri.
Books
"Musical Interpretation of the Opus Dei as Exemplified in the Christmas Office."Master's
thesis. Chicago, Il.: Chicago Musical College, 1951.
SISTER KARLENE HOFFMANS, O.S.B. (1896-1972)
Sister Karlene was a native of Burlington, Kansas. A music and piano teacher,
she taught in parochial schools in Kansas and Missouri. She was the first sister to earn a degree at Kansas State Teachers
College of Emporia. Kansas. She held a degree from the Kansas City Conservatory of Music and was chair of the department of music
at Mount St. Scholastica College.
Articles
"Cereals and Civilization: A Unit Program in Social Studies for Kansas,"in
The Catholic School Journal, September, 1936.
"Music Appreciation Through the Toy Orchestra,"in The Catholic School
Journal, June, 1944.
Books
"Making Music Function in the Daily Lives of School
Children."Master's thesis. Emporia, Ks.: Kansas State Teachers' College,
1934.
SISTER ROSEMARY HOGAN, O.S.B. (1887-1969)
Sister Rosemary taught in high school and at Mount St. Scholastica College.
She was also treasurer at Mount St. Scholastica.
Articles
"Seneca, First Mission School,"in The Benedictine Review, July, 1946.
Books
"Theory of Matter and Form."Master's thesis. St. Louis, Mo.: St. Louis
University, 1928.
SISTER SUSAN HOLMES, O.S.B. (1945-
Books
"Theological Critique of "Vision of Church": Good Shepherd Catholic
Church."Master's thesis. Dayton, Oh.: The University of Dayton, 1979.
SISTER JOACHIM HOLTHAUS, O.S.B. (1922-
A native of Seneca, Kansas, Sister Joachim did post-doctoral work at Columbia
University, New York, at the University of Salzburg, Austria, and received
a sabbatical at Oxford University and the Royal Academy of Music, London. Professor
in the music department of Mount St. Scholastica College and of Benedictine
College as chairman of the department, she also taught for five summers at
the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, New York. She taught Fine Arts to the
prisoners at the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. Participating in civic activities,
she is a board member of the Atchison Community Concerts Association, has been
campaign manager for many years, and served as president for one term. She
was the first woman in Kansas to become a member of the Rotary Club and received
the Paul Harris Fellow in Rotary International. She was Educator of the Year
at Benedictine College and received the Gold Rose with Ruby awarded by Sigma
Alpha Iota. She is listed in World Who's Who of Musicians. Sister Joachim is a member of the American Musicological
Society, The American Harp Society, Sigma Alpha Iota, Rotary International,
and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. She is the founder of the
Mount Conservatory of Music in Atchison, KS.
Articles
"Music in the Rite of the Consecration of Virgins,"in The Benedictine
Review, January, 1954.
"Beneventian Notation,"in The Benedictine Review, January, 1964.
"Celebrating at Canterbury (978-1978),"in Benedictines, Fall-Winter,
1978.
Books
"Beneventan Notation in the Vatican Manuscripts."Doctoral dissertation.
Los Angeles, Ca.:University of Southern California, 1961.
HOMAN, SISTER THOMASITA, O.S.B. (1938-
Sister Thomasita received her BA in Education from Mount St. Scholastica College
and her MA in English from Iowa State University. She taught in the English
Department at Benedictine College from 1979 to 2008. Previously, she had taught elementary
school in Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, and Iowa and had been Formation Director
and Scholastic Director in her community. She has served as a faculty consultant
for Advanced Placement Evaluations and as an educational consultant in several
international schools. Sister Thomasita has done editorial work for the "Collegiate
English Handbook,""American Benedictine Review,""Benedictines,"the
Armed Forces, and "Loomings."
Books
"Study of College-Level Remedial Materials for Developing Reading Skills."Master"s
thesis. Ames, Ia.: Iowa State University,1979.
Articles
Imagination: Beyond the Place of Now,"Bible Today, 1991.
Book Review: "Nun's poetry reflects her love of creation,
ordinary things", The Leaven, Dec 17, 1993.
Poetry
"Under the Cottonwood Tree,"The Leaven.
"There's a child knocking at my door", The Leaven, July 6, 1979.
"Zaccheus,"English Composition.
SISTER NORMA HONZ, O.S.B. (1920-
Sister Norma was born in Dunlap, Iowa. Her teaching career spanned rural country
schools in Iowa to elementary, secondary and college classes in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado. She retired from
teaching in 1989.
Books
"Shopping Practices and Methods of Purchasing Clothing by High School Girls."Master's
thesis. Denton, Tx.: Texas Woman's University, 1975.
SISTER PAULA HOWARD, O.S.B. (1922-
For a number of years, Sister Paula taught elementary and secondary school
in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and Colorado. She was principal of the Academy of Mount St. Scholastica and taught
at Bethlehem University in Israel, West Bank. She served as an administrator at Donnelly College in Kansas City, Kansas,
for a number of years.
Articles
"Mirth of Freedom.; a Patriotic Play,"a play in Catholic School Journal,
1949
"Axioms and Duality."in Bethlehem University Journal, 1982.
"The Uses of Paradox in A Phoenix Too Frequent.,"in Bethlehem University
Journal, 1984.
"Juan Luis Vives: Early Innovator in Education.,"in Bethlehem University
Journal, 1987.
"History of Academy of Mount St. Scholastica,"in Academy of Mount St.
Scholastica: 125 years, 1988.
"A
Woman for All Seasons,"in Benedictines, 1991.
Books
"An Investigation of Christopher's Fry's Use of Satirical Devices in 'The Lady's
Not For Burning."Master's thesis. Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University
of America, 1956.
Poetry
"Interrogation,""To a Bride of Christ,""The Puppet
Maker,"in
Doveflights by the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad, In.: Grail, 1945.
SISTER BENEDICTA HOWE, O.S.B. (1892-1990)
Sister Benedicta was a speech and drama teacher at Mount St. Scholastica College.
Prior to that she taught in area Catholic elementary schools. In 1956 she became
a member of St. Lucy's Priory in Glendora, California.
Translation
"Eyewitness of Montecassino,"Letter from Dom Gaetano Formari, Prior
of Montecassino in The Benedictine Review, January, 1947.
Poetry
"Allurement,""December Daisies,""Love's Intrigue,"and
"Pouting,"in Doveflights by the Sisters of St. Benedict. St. Meinrad,
In: Grail, 1945.
SISTER NOREEN HURTER, O.S.B. (1927-
Books
"A Bibliograhy of the Writings by and about the Sisters of St. Benedict,
Mount St. Scholastica Convent, Atchison, Kansas, 1863-1963."Master's thesis. Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University
of America, 1966.
For further information contact Sister Marie Louise Krenner, community archivist.
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