Women and Leadership Archives Loyola University Chicago

Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Papers 1917-2006

Creator: Judy Vaughan, CSJ, Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz, Anne McKernan Extent: 14.26 linear feet, 29 boxes Processors: Carole Heath, no date; updated by Kathy Young, 2002; reprocessed by Angela Rothman, 2019 Repository: Women and Leadership Archives, Loyola University Chicago

Administration Information Access Restrictions: Some items are restricted until 2022. See the archivist.

Usage Restrictions: Copyright has been transferred to the Women and Leadership Archives.

Language: English and Spanish

Preferred Citation: Identification of item, date, box #, folder #, Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Papers, Women and Leadership Archives, Loyola University Chicago.

Provenance: Judy Vaughan, CSJ, collected materials from many sources to write a Marjorie Tuite biography. Vaughn donated these materials to the WLA in 1996 (WLA1996.04, WLA1996.15) and 1997 (WLA1997.14). Activist professor and theologian Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz also donated materials on August 1, 1996 (WLA1996.33). Professor of History Anne McKernan sent other materials to the WLA in 2019 (WLA2019.04).

Processing Information: In 2019, the collection was reprocessed to integrate a previous addendum and to add a small amount of new material. Materials remain in the original boxes but have been organized in the container list by series. Series 5: Social Justice remains mostly the same as originally processed.

Separations: 2.6 linear feet of duplicate materials were removed or restricted.

See Also: The Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz Papers, the Women-Church Convergence (WCC), the Chicago Catholic Women Records, the Renny Golden Papers, and the Donna Quinn, O.P. Papers, at the Women and Leadership Archives; the National Assembly of Religious Women Papers, University of Notre Dame Archives; the Women’s Ordination Conference Records, Marquette University Special Collections and University Archives; and the Church Women United Records, United Methodist Archives and History Center.

Biographical History Marjorie Tuite, O.P. (Order of Preachers) was born in 1922 and raised in New York City. She was described as “a leading voice for an equal role for women in the Roman Catholic Church, an

Marjorie Tuite - 1 Women and Leadership Archives Loyola University Chicago advocate for the poor and an educator on a broad range of social justice issues” in the program for her memorial service. She played a “prominent role in the civil rights, peace, and women’s movements as an activist, educator, organizer and author.”

Tuite was a member of the Dominican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs Order in Columbus, Ohio. She made her profession of vows in 1942. In addition to her degree from Fordham University in New York, Tuite received a Master’s Degree in Education Theology from Manhattanville College, also in New York, and a Doctor of Ministry from St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Chicago.

She worked in a variety of administrative, educational, and advocacy positions. From 1960-1966, she worked as an administrator at St. Vincent Ferrer High School in New York. Then, in Chicago Tuite served on the staff of the National Urban Training Center and The Archdiocesan Center for Religious Education. Finally, between 1973 and 1981, Tuite was a faculty member at Chicago’s Jesuit School of Theology.

Her organizational participation strongly reflects her commitment to social justice. Tuite served as the Director of Citizen Action for Church Women United as well as a leader within the organization. Church Women United is an ecumenical action movement in which women from different Christian denominations work together for social justice and the dignity of women. In addition, Tuite worked as the national coordinator of the National Assembly of Church Women and the National Assembly of Religious Women (previously known as National Assembly of Women Religious). In 1971, Tuite was one of the founders of NETWORK, a national Catholic justice group stressing social change through legislation. In 1982, she founded the Women’s Coalition to Stop Intervention in Central America. Over the course of her life, Tuite served on boards of nine national peace and antipoverty programs.

In the 1980s, Tuite traveled extensively through Central America in a variety of capacities. In particular, she visited Nicaragua fourteen times. Tuite met with Nicaraguan government officials, grassroots leaders, Christian atheists, and women’s groups throughout the country and bore witness to the destruction of agricultural cooperatives. She also traveled three times to El Salvador and served there in 1984 as a delegate to the First Congress on Human Rights. Back in the United States, Tuite voiced her opposition to U.S. policy in Central America through the Catholic Church and other American forums.

Tuite was also the recipient of several honors and awards: the Catholic Committee Urban Ministry Award for commitment of social justice (1978), U.S. Catholic Magazine Award for work with women in the church (1979), the Mary Rhodes Award from the Sisters of Loretto Community (1985), and the Boise Idaho Peace Quilt for her contribution to peace and justice (1985).

In 1984, Tuite and other women religious called for a dialogue within the Roman Catholic Church on sensitive moral issues. They signed an advertisement in The New York Times that called for dialogue on a woman’s right to choose to abort a fetus. A range of groups and individuals supported the advertisement. It proposed that Catholics held multiple views on the ethics and legality of abortion; however, such a statement ran contrary to the position of the Vatican, which held that abortion was immoral. Nearly eighty lay and religious people signed the New York Times advertisement in support of abortion discourse. Nevertheless, the Vatican censured the

Marjorie Tuite - 2 Women and Leadership Archives Loyola University Chicago twenty-four women religious who contributed their signatures by forcing them to recant their stance or face dismissal from their orders.

Following surgery for a pancreatic tumor, Tuite passed away due to heart failure on June 28, 1986. Her friends brought her remains to Nicaragua at her request for burial alongside the country’s heroes and martyrs. Tuite received a Christian burial in Managua, Nicaragua, in March 1987.

Scope and Content The Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Papers span the years 1917-2006, with the predominant dates being 1974- 1987. They have been divided into nine series, including biographical material, correspondence, handwritten notes, talks and interviews, publications, organizational affiliations, and memorials. These papers include materials relating to her work with the Jesuit School of Theology, social justice, the Peace Quilt, Central America, and Christian Theory. Each series is arranged chronologically.

Series 1: Biographical Material, 1922-2006, Boxes 1-3, 15-18, 20, 22-26, 28 This series contains general information about Tuite, including biographical information, various awards and honors she received, and memorials after her death. Materials include photographs, videocassettes (VHS), correspondence, eulogies, homilies, and memorial items.

Subseries 1.1: General, 1922-1984, undated, Boxes 1-3, 15, 20, 28 This subseries contains biographical information about Tuite, such as her birth certificate, First Communion prayer book, and various photographs of her.

Subseries 1.2: Awards and Publicity, 1979-1987, Boxes 1, 16, 18 This subseries contains materials related to awards given to Tuite, including the Tenth Boise Peace Quilt, which she received in February 1985. The Boise Peace Quilt (not included in collection) was the center of a project to recognize advocates for their work on topics such as nuclear proliferation, women’s rights, and environmentalism. This subseries contains materials related to the award, including a video recording of the ceremony.

Subseries 1.3: Marjorie Tuite Memorials, 1986-2006, undated, Boxes 16-18, 22-26, 28 This subseries contains all materials relating to Tuite’s death, memorials, and masses in the United States and Nicaragua. Specific materials include correspondence, eulogies, homilies, memorials, articles, and audio recordings of her funeral service. Some items are in Spanish.

Series 2: Correspondence, 1974-1986, undated, Box 1 This subseries contains various correspondence from Tuite and others.

Series 3: Writings and Press, 1917-1995, undated, Boxes 2-3, 6, 16, 18, 21-22, 25-26 This series includes multiple types of writing by and about Tuite in the form of her personal notes, publications, and speeches. Also included are press clippings about Tuite and writings by people whose work related to Tuite’s efforts. For more writings by and about Tuite on social justice issues, see Series 5.

Subseries 3.1: Handwritten Notes by Marjorie Tuite, undated, Boxes 2, 22, 25

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This subseries contains Tuite’s notes on topics such as spirituality, statements of faith, social change, peace movements, feminism, and demilitarization. Also included are typed versions of some notes by Tuite.

Subseries 3.2: Publications, 1958-1986, undated, Boxes 2, 3, 26 This subseries contains Tuite’s publications, including her master’s thesis and various titled and untitled papers.

Subseries 3.3: Talks and Interviews, 1982-1986, undated, Boxes 2, 16, 18, 25 This subseries contains multiple talks and interviews given by Tuite on topics such as Women Church. Some media in this subseries includes retrospectives on Tuite’s life compiled after she passed away.

Subseries 3.4: Collected Writings by Other Individuals, 1913-1995, undated, Boxes 6, 21-22, 25 This subseries contains writings, articles, and speeches. Those writings cover issues similar to Tuite’s advocacy work. Subjects include parish community identity, community ministry, women and ministry, and social justice.

Subseries 3.5: Press Clippings, 1981-1986, Box 2 This small subseries contains press clippings covering Tuite and her work.

Series 4: Organizational Affiliations, 1973-1996, Boxes 2-4, 15-16, 18, 25-28 This series consists of materials relating to organizations with which Marjorie Tuite was affiliated, including the Women’s Ordination Conference, the National Assembly of Women Religious, and Church Women United. Materials include speeches, newsletters, conference audio and video recordings, notes, correspondence, and conference planning items.

Subseries 4.1: Women’s Ordination Conference, 1975-1988, undated, Boxes 3, 16, 27 This subseries contains materials relating to the Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), such as speeches, council information, publications, and audiocassette recordings. WOC was an organization that promoted the right of women to become ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood. WOC achieved visibility through liturgical protests and both dialogue and demonstrations with Catholic bishops in the United States. Tuite worked with WOC and spoke at their conferences and events.

Subseries 4.2: National Assembly of Religious Women, 1973-1995, undated, Boxes 3-4, 16, 25, 27-28 This subseries contains materials about Tuite’s work as the national coordinator for the National Assembly of Religious Women (NARW). The subseries contains newspapers, research materials, annual reports, correspondence, newsletters, conference recordings, and dissolution materials. NARW coordinated communication between Catholic religious women and organizations across the country. NARW was formerly known as the National Assembly of Women Religious (NAWR). For a fundraising proposal from the group, see Subseries 5.9.

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Subseries 4.3: Church Women United, 1978-1986, undated, Boxes 2, 4, 16, 18 This subseries contains materials relating to the interdenominational social justice group Church Women United, particularly from Tuite’s work as its Director of Citizen Action. It includes correspondence, staff evaluations, notes, and assembly recordings.

Subseries 4.4: Jesuit School of Theology, 1978-1979, undated, Box 4 This subseries contains the school’s mission statement, requirements for the Masters of Divinity degree, and correspondence. It includes only limited material about Tuite’s tenure as a faculty member at the school.

Subseries 4.5: Conferences, 1977-1996, undated, Boxes 15 and 26 This subseries contains materials from two conferences: the Theology in the Americas conference (1978-1981) and the Burden of Knowing Conference (1995-1996). Theology in the Americas was a liberation theology group based in New York that covered North and Central America, and its subgroups coordinated projects to discuss at conferences. Its efforts coincided with many of Tuite’s own interests. This subject heading contains papers, literature in Spanish, and correspondence. The Burden of Knowing conference, organized by Tuite’s friends, took place at Loyola University Chicago. It honored Tuite’s memory and focused on intersectional social justice. This subject heading contains conference materials, correspondence, planning documents, and documents about Tuite’s life.

Series 5: Social Justice, 1960-1988, undated, Boxes 5-13, 18 This series contains reference and research files about issues related to Tuite’s work. It appears subseries were divided by topic for ease of navigation, and that structure was maintained. Some materials in this series include handwritten notes by Tuite; for more of her writings, see Series 3. Materials include newsletters, newspapers, magazines, speeches, periodicals, participant lists, meeting minutes, reports, fundraising proposals, flyers, and liturgy items.

Subseries 5.1: Introductory Materials on Social Justice, undated, Box 5 This subseries contains notes and writings by Tuite defining her views on social justice.

Subseries 5.2: Publications and Papers, 1972-1987, undated, Box 5 This subseries contains a variety of newspapers, newsletters, magazines, booklets, speeches, and periodicals on many topics. Featured prominently are the newsletters of the Center for Concern, an ecumenical public interest group that advocated internationally for the poor. Other significant materials include the magazine Sojourners from the Sojourners Fellowship as well as the periodical Origins from the Catholic News Service.

Subseries 5.3: Reports and Conferences, 1975-1978, undated, Box 5 This subseries contains reports, meeting minutes, and conference instructions on different issues relating to the Catholic Church, the U.S. Council of Catholic Bishops, and individual parishes.

Subseries 5.4: Press Statements and Political Testimony, 1984-1986, undated, Box 6 This subseries contains press statements, testimony, and policy statements by Tuite and others on Central America, human rights, poverty, terrorism, and peace.

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Subseries 5.5: Community Organization and Training, 1970-1979, undated, Box 6 This subseries contains workshop and conference plans, group meeting notes, forms, evaluations, trainings, and reflections on community organization.

Subseries 5.6: Instructional Ministry, undated, Box 6 This small subseries contains training session materials and papers relating to training people in Tuite’s ministerial style.

Subseries 5.7: Urban Ministry, 1977-1981, undated, Box 6 This small subseries contains participant lists, surveys, and biblical passages.

Subseries 5.8: Community Based Leadership, 1958-1975, undated, Box 7 This broadly-focused subseries contains conference and meeting materials related to leadership development training.

Subseries 5.9: Fundraising, 1966-1980, undated, Box 8 This subseries contains fundraising proposals, correspondence, and conference materials. Some folders include proposals and notes written by Tuite, but other people wrote most of the proposals. One folder has convention materials related to the National Assembly of Women Religious.

Subseries 5.10: NETWORK, 1974-1982, Box 9 This subseries contains the NETWORK Quarterly, a newsletter published by the Catholic social justice lobbying group NETWORK.

Subseries 5.11: Racism, 1971-1983, undated, Box 9 This subseries contains papers, programs, pamphlets, notes, and policy statements on combatting and understanding racism.

Subseries 5.12: Women’s Issues, 1979-1984, undated, Box 10 This small subseries contains programs and news clippings about several issues relating to women.

Subseries 5.13: “A Catholic Statement on Pluralism and Abortion,” 1981-1988, undated, Boxes 10-11, 18 This subseries contains items related to abortion and The New York Times advertisement “A Catholic Statement on Pluralism and Abortion.” It includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, statements, reflections, liturgy materials, transcripts, flyers and petitions, and issues of Conscience: The Voice of Pro-Choice Catholics.

Subseries 5.14: Disarmament, 1972-1985, undated, Boxes 12-13 This large subseries contains newsletters, journal copies, conference materials, correspondence, and bulletins related to nuclear disarmament, the peace movement, and foreign policy.

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Subseries 5.15: Hunger and Economics, 1968-1985, undated, Box 13 This subseries contains materials about fighting hunger and poverty, such as newsletters, publications, and conference materials.

Series 6: Central America, 1975-1984, undated, Boxes 4, 14, 16, 19-20, 27 This series contains materials connected to the work of Tuite and others in Central America. It includes photographs, slides, audio recordings, conference and seminar materials, posters, political statements, press releases, status reports (written in Spanish), correspondence, and newspaper clippings (written in Spanish). Also included are materials about The Women’s Coalition to Stop U.S. Intervention in Central America and the Caribbean.

Series 7: Christianity and Catholicism, 1917-1981, undated, Box 15 This series contains various items related to Christianity, such as prayer books, papers on liberation theology and charismatic preaching, poetry, liturgy materials, and the National Urban Pastoral Statement “Hear the Cry of Jerusalem.”

Series 8: Memorabilia, 1986-1987, undated, Boxes 27-28 This series contains some memorabilia related to Tuite’s life, including event and campaign buttons, one braided ribbon, a mounted poem, and a banner from Our Lady of Grace Convent. Most memorabilia objects can be found in Box 28. Relevant memorabilia includes Tuite’s First Communion prayer book and a banner from Tuite’s Nicaraguan funeral, both found in Series 1.

Series 9: Restricted Material Box 29 This series contains material that is restricted until 2022. See archivist.

Subjects: Abortion – Religious aspects Catholic Church Central America Church Women United Disarmament Dominican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs El Salvador Feminism Human Rights Jesuit School of Theology, Chicago, IL Ministry National Urban Training Center National Assembly of Religious Women NETWORK Nicaragua Peace Movement Social Justice Tuite, Marjorie Women’s Coalition to Stop Intervention in Central America Women’s Ordination Conference

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Box Folder Title Dates

Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Papers, 1917-2006

Series 1: Biographical Material, 1922-2006

Subseries 1.1: General, 1922-1984, undated 1 2 Birth Certificate (copy) 1922 28 4 Marjorie Tuite’s First Communion prayer book 1930 1 3 Appointment Book 1984 1 1 Rolodex address cards undated 15 12 Poems for Marjorie about tiredness...and Hope from Like the Iris of undated an Eye by Susan Griffen

Photographs 20 4 Personal Photographs 1956, undated 20 2 Professional Photographs and negatives 1974, 1985, 1987 20 3 Publicity Photographs and negatives of Marjorie Tuite 1979, undated 3 1 San Francisco Examiner photograph 1982 2 13 Marjorie Tuite, O.P. undated

Subseries 1.2: Awards and Publicity, 1979-1987 General 1 4 Award related materials 1979-1980 1 6 Mary Rhodes Award, Sisters of Loretto, Acceptance Speech 1985 1 5 Nomination for National women’s Hall of Fame 1987

Peace Quilt, 1985 16 1 Materials related to the Peace Quilt 1985 16 2 Materials related to the Peace Quilt 1985

VHS 18 11 Church Women United 1985 Celebration May Fellowship Day Service Idaho Peace Quilt to Marjorie Tuite [1 VHS]

Subseries 1.3: Marjorie Tuite Memorials, 1986-2006, undated 24 20 “Of Marjorie’s Legacy” 1985-1986 22 16 Condolence Binder One: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986-1987 Tuite’s death

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22 17 Condolence Binder One: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986 Tuite’s death 22 18 Condolence Binder One: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986 Tuite’s death 22 19 Condolence Binder Two: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986 Tuite’s death and some publications 22 20 Condolence Binder Two: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986 Tuite’s death 22 21 Condolence Binder Two: Letters of sympathy regarding Marjorie 1986 Tuite’s death 23 1 Materials compiled and put together in memory of Marjorie Tuite: 1986 Publications, news articles, journals, reflections 23 2 Materials compiled and put together in memory of Marjorie Tuite: 1986 Publications, news articles, journals, reflections 23 3 Materials compiled and put together in memory of Marjorie Tuite: 1986-1987 Publications, news articles, journals, reflections 23 4 Publications containing information about Marjorie Tuite’s death 1986 23 5 Materials announcing memorials set up in Marjorie Tuite’s name 1986 23 6 Church Women United Announcement of Marjorie Tuite’s death 1986 23 7 Church Women United phone list of condolences 1986 23 9 Letters received by Church Women United 1986 - 1987 23 11 Condolence letters compiled by The Dominican Sisters 1986 23 12 Condolence letters received by Ada Isasi Diaz 1986, undated 23 13 Materials related to Ada Isasi Diaz, Materials she compiled about 1986 Marjorie Tuite and Marjorie Tuite’s death; prayer cards, death announces, mass announcements 23 14 Copies of memorial masses given for Marjorie Tuite 1986 23 15 Materials related to Anointing Service for Marjorie Tuite 1986 24 1 Materials related to burial in Nicaragua - Letters, appeals, eulogies, 1986-1987 publications 24 3 “Remembering Sister Marjorie Tuite” by Rosemary Radford Ruether, 1986 to be published in PROBE 24 5 Poetry written about Marjorie Tuite after her death 1986 24 8 Cards with Marjorie Tuite’s picture and a statement “In Celebration 1986 of The Life of Marjorie Tuite” 24 9 Pamphlet from “A Service of Prayer and Testimony” Celebrating the 1986 Life of Marjorie Tuite, O.P. 24 10 Outline notes for memorial mass 1986 24 11 The Mass of Resurrection for Marjorie Tuite, O.P. - Mass Program 1986 St. Vincent Ferrer Church, New York City 24 12 Memorial Record Book 1986 24 13 Homily by Jack Shea 1986 24 14 Judy Vaughan Eulogy 1986 24 15 Renny Golden’s Statement 1986

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24 17 Reprint of homily given by Ada Diaz “Marjorie Tuite: Presente” in 1986 Conscience 23 8 Condolence letters received by Church Women United 1986 6 10 Various documents about Tuite 1986-1988 25 4 Delegation to Nicaragua 1986-1987 25 6 Marilyn Wolfgram’s notes on Marjorie Tuite’s life 1986-1987, undated 25 7 Marjorie Tuite Nicaraguan War Orphan Memorial Fund 1986, undated 25 3 Death and memorials 1986-1994, undated 28 1 Banner from Marjorie Tuite’s Nicaraguan burial 1987 26 19 Programs: Dreamers and Doers: “Making the Connections” - a social 2006 justice conference in Commemoration and Celebration of the Life and Vision of Sister Marjorie Tuite O.P 23 10 Condolence letters Undated 24 2 Materials related in burial in Nicaragua Undated 24 4 Notes about Marjorie Tuite Undated 24 6 List of people who sent Marjorie Tuite get well cards Undated 24 7 Cards produced with Marjorie Tuite’s image pronouncing a message Undated of hope 24 16 Notes by Ada Isasi Diaz for her homily Undated 24 19 “Marjorie Tuite -Presente!” Study guide related materials Undated

Audiocassettes 16 10 “A Service of Prayer and Testimony” 1986 16 11 Mass of Resurrection - Three Tapes 1986 24 18 Audiocassette - Mass of Resurrection for Marjorie Tuite 1986 17 1 Vigilia junto a la Marjorie Tuite en la Iglesia de la 14 de la colonia, 1987 14 de septiembre, el 30 de enero, 1987 17 2 Junto a la Marjorie Tuite en la Iglesia de Ciudad Jardin, el 25 de 1987 febrero de 1987 17 3 Marjorie Tuite, Managua, Nicaragua “Celebration of Life” March 9 1987 17 4 2 Copies “For Marjorie Tuite” 1987

Photographs 26 14 Marjorie Tuite’s burial in Nicaragua 1987 26 12 Centro Educativo Margarita Tuite 1996 26 15 Marjorie Tuite’s grave in Nicaragua 1996

VHS, DVD, and Related Materials 18 15 Memorial Service for Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Trinity College, 1986 Washington, D.C. [1 VHS] 26 17 Memorial Service for Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Trinity College, 1986 Washington, D.C., VHS notes

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18 16 “Marjorie Tuite - Rebel and Lover” [1 DVD, 1 VHS] 1988

Series 2: Correspondence, 1974-1986, undated

1 7 Letters 1974-1975 1 8 Letters 1976-1977 1 9 Correspondence from Dominicans: St. Mary’s of the Springs 1977-1982 1 10 Letters 1978-1979 1 11 Letters 1980 1 12 Letters 1981 1 13 Letters 1982 1 14 Letters 1983 1 15 Letters 1984 1 16 Letters 1985 1 17 Letters 1986 1 18 Christmas 1986 1 19 Birthday Greetings 1986 1 20 Correspondence Undated

Series 3: Writings and Press, 1917-1995, undated

Subseries 3.1: Handwritten Notes by Marjorie Tuite, undated 22 12 Notes by Marjorie Tuite about John Shea’s Writing, March 28 Undated 2 1 Spirituality, general Undated 2 2 Spirituality, understanding Jesus Undated 2 3 Spirituality, understanding Mary and Mary’s story Undated 2 4 Spirituality, understanding God Undated 2 5 Spirituality, Liturgy Undated 2 6 Interpretation of the Sabbath Undated 2 7 Statements on Faith Undated 2 8 Liberation Theology Undated 2 9 Church History Undated 2 10 Social Change & Organization Undated 2 11 Power Undated 2 12 Peace Movement Undated 2 13 Social Injustice, discrimination particularly racism and sexism Undated 2 14 Social injustice, poverty Undated 2 15 Feminism Undated 2 16 Demilitarization, especially disarmament Undated 2 17 Version of greeting for International Conference on Nicaragua and Undated peace in Central America 2 18 Notes for talks regarding Nicaragua Undated 2 19 Instructional materials, how to organize thoughts and presentations Undated 2 20 Instructions materials, poster Undated

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2 21 Notebook with handwritten notes, variety of subjects Undated 2 22 Poetry Undated 2 31 Notes for paper “White Women and Racism” Undated 25 2 Constructive Leadership for Social Value Change notes Undated 25 8 Marjorie Tuite’s notes, typed by Ann Patrick Ware Undated

Subseries 3.2: Publications, 1958-1986, undated 3 6 Master’s Thesis “The Liturgical Origin of Literary Device of Ironic 1958 Contrast as it appears in the ‘speeches’ of Christ from the Cross, recorded in English Verse” 2 29 Gospel Dimensions of Ministry, contains Tuite’s paper “Gospel 1973 Ministry” 3 7 “Women Thinking about Work: Bread and Roses” in The Church 1982 Woman 3 8 “From a Homily for Peace Sabbath” in The Church Woman 1982 3 9 “Who is Poor in America” in The Church Woman 1982 3 10 “Conscience and the Catholic Officeholder” 1985 3 11 “The Politics of Struggle: Building a Community of Hope” in Probe 1985 3 12 “To know God is not to be Neutral tools for Action” in Church and 1986 Society 2 30 “Language does make a difference” The Church Woman Undated 3 1 “The Transformation of Silence into Language and Action” Undated 3 2 “The link between Joblessness, underemployment, and poverty” Undated 3 3 “Challenge for Transformation” Undated 3 4 “There is no choice” Undated 3 5 Untitled paper with notes, summary of thoughts from conference Undated 26 20 Bookmarks: the Credo of Marjorie Tuite O.P. "On Understanding Undated God"

Subseries 3.3: Talks and Interviews, 1982-1986, undated 15 13 St. Frances Earth Mass, NY, NY - Homily delivered by Marjorie Oct. 4, 1981 Tuite 25 1 Articles and other writings 1982-1986, undated 2 23 Talk given by Marjorie Tuite, Rally of the March Milan Cosimo 1982 2 24 Interview 1985 2 25 Excerpt of Interview from several months prior to signing New York 1985 Times Advertisement 2 26 “Claim the Right to Dream: A Legacy to Women Church” 1986 2 27 Untitled talk regarding Women Church Undated

Audiocassettes 16 4 “Commitment for a Pastoral on Women” 1985 Washington, D.C. Plaza Hotel- Tapes 2 & 3 16 7 Speech by Marjorie Tuite at the University of North Dakota 1986

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Videos and Related Materials 18 7 “Mobilizing for Systemic, Legislative and Community Change: 1983 Seeking Economic Justice for Women” Southern Consultation on Women and Economic Justice [1 VHS, 1 DVD, 1 U-matic] 18 9 North American Women in El Salvador for the 4th anniversary of the 1984 four North American Church Women’s Assassination [1 VHS] 18 12 Sister Marjorie Tuite Nicaragua and “Debate” [1 DVD] 1985 18 13 Peace Ribbon - Women’s Coalition International Women’s Day - 1986 Managua [1 DVD] 18 14 “Changing Habits” [1 VHS, 1 DVD] 1986 18 1 Marjorie Tuite - unedited show [1 VHS, 1 DVD] Undated 2 18 Marjorie Tuite - unedited show, letter to Ada Undated 18 2 Marjorie Tuite - Presente! [1 VHS, 1 DVD] Undated 18 3 “Acting Out of Faith” Selected footage [1 VHS, 1 DVD] Undated 18 4 “Joyful Light: Understanding Faith in Central America” [1 VHS, 1 Undated DVD] 18 5 “Nuclear Fee Europe” and “Comiso Report” [1 u-matic] Undated 18 6 Marjorie Tuite sampler [1 VHS, 1 DVD] Undated

Subseries 3.4: Collected Writings by Other Individuals, 1913-1995, undated 21 4 “The Monstrous Imposition of Jesus” from Preface on the Prospects 1913 of Christianity” in Androcles and the Lion by George Bernard Shaw 21 5 “Social Concern - Using and Abusing the New Testament” by circa 1974] Reverend William G. Thompson, S.J. 21 6 “I have heard the cry of my people” in Catholic Mind 1974 21 7 “Women and Ministry” by Elizabeth Carroll, R.S.M in Theological 1975 Studies 21 8 “The Enemy Within” by Bill Moyers in Newsweek 1975 22 13 “Spiritual Empowerment and Social Ministry” By John Shea, CCUM 1976 Conference 22 9 “The Structure of Opposition in The Structure of Women’s 1976 Oppression p.p.s. 192 - 201, by Mary Burke 22 10 Eucharist and Community in First Corinthians in Workshop by 1976 Jerome Murphy-O’Connor, Vol. 50 25 9 Miscellaneous documents 1976-1994, undated 22 11 “Two Working Models for Consultants and Change Agents” by 1977 Gerard Egan 21 2 Flame Cartoons, By Joann Haugerud (signed by author) 1978 21 12 “Rediscovering the Spirituality of the New Testament” by Nathan 1978 Mitchell in PACE 21 13 “The Parish as Source of Community and Identity” by Phillip J. circa 1978 Murnion in The Parish in Community and Ministry

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21 14 “Mission Spirituality and Stewardship” in Emmanuel, by Roger D. 1978 Haight S. J. 22 9 Fundamental Theology Synthesis by William C. Rickle S.J., March 6 1979 22 10 Dissertation Proposal “Religious Ritual and Class Formation” by 1979 Robert Stark, March 9 21 15 “Stress in Ministry” The Response of Spirituality” by Louis John 1979 Cameli 21 16 An Introduction to Social Analysis, by Sister Amata Miller 1979 21 17 “Sexuality and Intimacy”, Evelyn Eaton Whitehead, intended to circa 1979 appear in Religious Adulthood 21 18 Draft of Project Theology, by Bill Clotier 1979 21 19 Untitled Paper, by John C. Cusick 1979 21 20 “Prayer: Just what do you think you are doing”, by Father John Shea 1979 in U.S. Catholic 21 21 “Women in Prison” from Institute of Women Today, by Margaret 1980 Taylor 21 22 “Gifts of Fire” by Sister Joan Chittister, O.S.B. 1982 21 23 “Studies in the Spirituality of Jesuits” by Fanciso Ivern S.J. 1982 21 24 “Jesus Christ the Life of the World” presented at the World Council 1983 of Churches, 6th Assembly by Allan Boesak 21 25 “Southern Consultation on Women and Economic Justice” Sr. Amata 1983 Miller, IH.M. 21 26 “Making City Spaces Lovable Spaces” by Carol Levine in 1984 Psychology Today 21 27 “Projects related to Land Intercontinental Grants for Mission” by circa 1986 Margaret Schiffert 25 5 Learning to Live Together 1988 21 1 Ungodly Rage, The Hidden Face of Catholic Feminism, by Donna 1991 Steichen 21 3 U.S. Women’s Interest Groups, Institutional Profiles, ed by Sarah 1995 Slavin, Copy of entries relating to Tuite 25 18 National Farm Worker Ministry 1995 21 28 “An Inclusive Biblical Anthropology” by Adela Yarbo Collins Undated 21 29 “Christian Adulthood” by William J. Bouwsma Undated 21 30 “Ministry Today: Problems and Perspectives” by Nathan Mitchell in Undated Worship Vol 49, No.6 21 31 “Late Adolescence: A lying fallow period of consolidation” by S. Undated Spafford Ackerly 21 32 “The Poor in the Church” by Gustavo Gutierrez Undated 21 33 “The Quality of Life in Prophetic Vision,”, by A. Joseph Everson Undated 21 34 “Women, Work, and Age Discrimination” Prepared for National Undated Commission on Working Women, by Janice De Gooyer 21 35 “That we may have life: The impact of story theology on Catholic Undated fundamentalism” by Dick Westly

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21 36 “A Call to Humanize the Structures,” By Jeanne Larson, Katen Undated Tomsdal, and Marcella Womack 21 37 “No Peace without Justice” by Beth Glick-Rieman Undated 21 38 “Christianity as Illuminative Representation” by James Patrick Feely Undated 21 39 “Thou shalt have no other jeans before me” by Dorothea Soelle Undated 21 40 “Sacramental Aspects of Paul’s Thought” in Chicago Studies, by Undated Adela Yarbro Collins 21 41 “The ‘Early Catholic’ writings of the New Testament: The Church Undated Adjusting to World History” by Daniel J. Harrington, S.J. 21 42 “Ministry and Community in the New Testament” in Essays on New Undated Testament Themes, author unknown 21 43 “Chains that Bind: Racism, Sexism, Classism” by Sheila Collins, Undated Theology of the Americas Document 8 21 44 “A Dream (sometime in the future...)” by Jim Wallis and “Pax Undated Remana and Pax Chrisi” by Dorothee Soelle 21 45 “For the Ordination of Women,” A study document prepared by the Undated faculty of Christ Seminary 21 46 “Who is the Prophet?” author unknown Undated 21 47 “Women, Power, and Alternative Futures” in The Whole Earth Undated Papers vol. no 8, by Patricia Misch 21 48 “In a Word; Prophet” by Father Pat Apuzzo Undated 21 49 “The Authority of the congregation and ordination of women” by Undated Rosemary Radford Ruether 22 1 Provisional Text: Chapters 2 and 4, no title, by Rick Buhrer, S.J. Undated 22 2 “Theology and Ministry,” author unknown Undated 3 “Social Sin & Conversation: A Theology of the Church’s Social Undated 22 Involvement” by Peter J. Henriot 4 “On Christian Nurture, The Place: Urban America Chicago USA, Undated 22 author unknown 22 5 “Paul and Early Catholicism” author unknown. Undated 22 6 “Answering the Call: Jeremiah & Job” by Wilfred Harrington, O.P. Undated 7 “An Essay on Christian Spirituality: An Asceticism of Time” by Undated 22 James D. Whitehead, “Social Analysis” by Joe Holland, 22 8 “The Message of Jesus” by Juan Mateos. Undated 11 “Notes Toward a Theology of Ministry” by John Shea in Chicago Undated 22 Studies, 22 14 “The Religious Mission of the Parish” by John Shea Undated 22 15 “Social Analysis” by Joe Holland Undated

Audiocassette 6 8 “I have heard my sister cry” music recording 1986

Subseries 3.5: Press Clippings, 1981-1986 2 28 Press Clippings regarding Marjorie Tuite 1981-1986

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Subseries 4.1: Women’s Ordination Conference, 1975-1988, undated 3 13 WOC – Detroit Conference Address by Tuite 1975 3 15 Materials related to WOC Theology Council 1977-1978 3 14 Publications in which information on Women’s Ordination 1980-1988 Conference appeared

Audiocassettes 27 9 “Woman and Roman Catholic: Is it Possible?” Undated 16 9 WOC - Conference Undated

Subseries 4.2: National Assembly of Women Religious, 1973-1995, undated 4 1 NARW related materials 1973, 1980, 1986, undated 3 16 NAW Convention material: Future Projections Justice Issues 1974 4 2 Materials regarding women in the workforce, women and the family, 1976, 1981- gathered by NARW for workshops 1982, undated 4 5 NARW related notes and letters 1984-1986, undated 4 6 NARW related materials, Tuite national coordinator 1984-1986 3 17 Issues of Probe 1984-1987 5 18 Issues of Probe 1984-1987 4 3 NARW testimony “The Weeping of Women is All Our Pain” 1985 testimony to the National Conference of Catholics Bishops’ Committee 25 13 NARW: Personnel evaluations 1985-1988, undated 4 4 “Let’s Talk: Women Church, Its Struggle and Its Vision” sponsored 1986 by NARW 25 10 NARW: Annual Reports 1988-1992 25 11 NARW: Correspondence 1986-1988 25 16 NARW: Promotional materials 1987-1988, undated 25 17 NARW: Work plans 1987-1989 25 14 NARW: Probe 1988-1990 25 15 NARW: Probe 1991-1995 3 18 NCR Response to “Ungodly Rage” 1992-1993 3 19 NARW materials related to “Ungodly Rage” 1992-1993 25 12 NARW: Dissolution 1995 3 20 Photocopy of parts of “Ungodly Rage” Undated

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28 5 NARW poster Undated

Audiocassettes 27 8 “Making the Connections: The Politics of Struggle: Building a 1985 Community of Hope” 16 5 “Women Church - Its Struggle, Its Vision” [1 of 2] 1986 27 7 “Let’s Talk: Women Church – Its Struggle and Its Vision” [2 of 2] 1986

Subseries 4.3: Church Women United, 1978-1986, undated 4 11 CWU Peace Causeway 1978, 1981- 1982, undated 4 10 CWU correspondence and press release 1982 4 8 Professional Staff appraisal evaluation and development form 1984 regarding work with CWU 4 12 CWU Appraisal Form of Marjorie Tuite 1985 4 7 Church Women United correspondence 1986 4 9 CWU notes Undated 4 13 CWU “Envisioning the Just Society” Undated 4 14 Name tags Undated

Audiocassette 16 3 Ecumenical Assembly - Church Woman United 1984

VHS and Related Materials 18 8 “Peacing Together” Church WOMEN United Ecumenical Assembly 1984 [1 VHS] 2 16 “Peacing Together” Church WOMEN United Ecumenical Assembly, 1984 pamphlet

Subseries 4.4: Jesuit School of Theology, 1978-1979, undated 4 15 Mission statement of Jesuit School of Theology, Chicago, IL Undated 5 23 Ministerial Team Meetings and Reports 1978, undated 4 16 Correspondence & other materials Circa 1978- 1979 4 17 Assessment of fulfillment of requirements of MDiv program 1979, undated

Subseries 4.5: Conferences, 1977-1996, undated Theology in the Americas Conference, 1978-1981, n.d 15 3 Theology in the Americas, “Women, Work and the Economy” - 1977-1981, Newsletters and Literature on Socialism and Christianity undated 15 1 Theology in the Americas, Papers from Document Series 1978

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15 2 Theology in the Americas, Correspondence and Papers regarding 1978-1981, Participation undated 15 4 Theology in the Americas, “Doing Theology in the Americas,” 1978-1981 (incomplete) 15 5 Theology in the Americas,” Documents in Spanish 1978, undated

Burden of Knowing Conference, 1995-1996 26 4 Conference materials 1995-1996 26 5 Correspondence 1995-1996, undated 26 6 Correspondence: Planning Committee 1995-1996 26 7 Donations 1996 26 8 Loyola University Chicago reservation materials 1995-1996 26 9 Publicity 1995-1996 28 3 “Burden of Knowing” Conference: Instructive writing 1996 26 11 “Burden of Knowing” Conference 1996 26 1 Binder 1: Writings and Talks of Marjorie Tuite, O.P. Undated 26 2 Binder 2: Autobiography and Biography Undated 26 3 Binder 3: Assorted Notes and Sicily Trip Undated 26 10 Reflection Sheet: “The River Story” Undated

Series 5: Social Justice, 1960-1986, Undated

Subseries 5.1: Introductory Materials on Social Justice, undated 5 1 Social Justice Dimension of Ministry: writings and notes by Tuite Undated 5 2 Working Definitions of Social Injustices Undated

Subseries 5.2: Publications and Papers, 1972-1987, undated 5 4 “The Quest for Justice: Guidelines to a Creative response by 1972 American Catholics to the 1971 Synod Statement, ‘Justice in the World’” by the Center for Concern 5 5 “The Mission for Justice” in the NETWORK Quarterly 1974 5 6 “Liberty and Justice for all,” a discussion guide by the National 1974 Conference of Catholic Bishops 5 7 “Social Ministry: A Special Issue,” Clergy Report newsletter from 1975 the Archdiocese of New York 5 8 “Promoting Economic Justice and the US System” from A Call to 1976 Action, U.S. Bishops Conference on Liberty and Justice for All 5 10 “A Call to Action” Detroit 1977 5 11 “Detroit and Beyond: The Continuing Quest for Justice” 1977 5 14 Sojourners magazine 1977-1979 5 15 Origins CNS Documentary Service 1977- 1983 5 9 “Jesuit Social Concern” editorial 1978 5 12 “Center Focus: News from the Center of Concern” 1979

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5 13 Mother Jones Vol. VII No. IV, May 1982 1982 5 16 Periodical on Christian Social Issues 1982 5 17 “Religion and Democracy: A Newsletter of the Instate on Religion 1984 and Democracy” 5 3 “Our Mission Today: The Service of Faith and the Promotion of Undated Justice” 5 19 “Social Justice Ministry Dimension” speech, unknown author Undated

Subseries 5.3: Reports and Conferences, 1975-1978, undated 5 24 Report of the Task Force on Justice in the Formation Apostolate 1975 5 25 U.S. Bishops’ Conference on Liberty and Justice for All working 1976 group 5 20 Henderson Placement: Working in Neighborhood Development 1978-1979, undated 5 21 Sacred Heart Parish, List of Need Statement by T.J. Skrabak 1978 5 22 Analysis of the Church’s role and presence in the Bronx Undated

Subseries 5.4: Press Statements and Political Testimony, 1984-1986, undated 6 1 “Inequality of Sacrifice,” by Yvonne V. Delk, Economic Justice for 1984 Women Who are Poor, National Consultation, Washington, D.C. 6 2 Statement of Women Gathered at the National Consultation on 1984 Economic Justice for Women Who are Poor 6 3 Testimony at Public Hearing “Military Spending - Impact on 1984 Working Women” by Tuite 6 4 Statement of the US Citizen’s Delegation to the First Congress of 1984 Human Rights in El Salvador 6 5 Press Statement by Tuite against U.S. intervention in Central 1985 America 6 6 Press Statement by Tuite against U.S. intervention in Nicaragua 1985 6 7 Press Statement regarding Nicaragua 1985 6 8 “Women” prepared for NCC-USSR trip 1986 6 9 Untitled testimony at a public hearing regarding Central American Undated Issues 6 11 First draft of policy statement on terrorism, author unknown Undated 6 12 Statement about message for peace with justice sparked by memory Undated of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, by Marjorie Tuite, made when Ecumenical Action director of CWU

Subseries 5.5: Community Organization and Training, 1970-1979, undated 6 14 Materials relating to planning workshops and conferences 1970, 1973- 1976, undated 6 16 Notes from group sessions 1972

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6 18 Workshop Brochures 1976 – 1985, undated 6 17 Reflections toward Justice: A Group Process - developed by the Circa 1979 Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet 6 13 Evaluations of workshops Undated 6 15 Adult Education Program for Northwest Catholic High Schools, West Undated Hartford Connecticut

Subseries 5.6: Instructional Ministry, undated 6 19 “The Role of the YWCA Advocate” Undated 6 20 Pastoral Counseling - Criteria for Determining Group Undated Effectiveness 6 21 Training Session - Informational Materials “How to Minister” Undated 6 22 Social Justice - Instructions for organization Undated 6 23 Toward a Theology of Social Justice for the USA Undated

Subseries 5.7: Urban Ministry, 1977-1981, undated 6 24 Participant list for various conferences and organizations, particularly 1977, 1979, Catholic Committee on Urban Ministry 1980-1981, undated 6 25 Survey: What is vital for the life of the Church? Undated 6 26 Biblical examples of ministerial spirituality Undated

Subseries 5.8: Training Materials for Community Based Leadership, 1958-1975, undated 7 5 Interpersonal Communications, NREL 1958-1968, undated 7 6 Various Documents regarding community action, leadership, group 1965-1972 process 7 10 Community Training 1966-1977, undated 7 9 Materials on Group Process 1967, 1975- 1976, undated 7 3 Human Relations Leadership Lab 1968, 1971 7 8 Various Documents 1969-1975, undated 7 7 Various Documents 1970-1975, undated 7 1 Church Women United Whole Ways Workshop - Basic Design Undated Leaders Guide 7 2 Urban Training Center for Christian Mission Undated 7 4 On Planning Productive Meetings Undated

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Subseries 5.9: Fundraising, 1966-1980, undated 8 6 Fundraising Proposal: Leadership Training, Project Steering 1966-1967 Committee, North Carolina Fund 8 7 Fundraising Proposals: National Assembly of Women Religious Circa 1971- 1972 8 8 Fundraising Proposals: Urban Training Center, written by Tuite Circa 1971- 1972 8 14 Fundraising Proposals: Women in Church and Society 1972, undated 8 4 Fundraising: Convention Related Materials 1972, 1973, 1981 8 3 Fundraising: Reports and Evaluations 1975-1976, undated 8 2 Fundraising: Correspondence 1976-1977, 1982 8 5 Fundraising: Grant making Associations 1976,1980- 1981, undated 8 9 Fundraising Proposals, South Bronx People for Change 1979 8 10 Fundraising Proposal: Chicago Catholic Women 1979 8 11 Fundraising Proposal: JONAH 1980 8 1 Guidelines for Application and Training for Fundraising Undated 8 12 Fundraising Proposal: IFCO (Interreligious Foundation for Undated Community Organization) 8 13 Fundraising Proposals: Guatemala News and Information Bureau Undated with photos

Subseries 5.10: NETWORK, 1974-1982 9 1 NETWORK Quarterly by NETWORK, a Catholic social justice lobby 1974-1975 9 2 NETWORK Quarterly by NETWORK, a Catholic social justice lobby 1979-1980 9 3 NETWORK Quarterly by NETWORK, a Catholic social justice lobby 1981-1982 9 4 NETWORK Quarterly by NETWORK, a Catholic social justice lobby 1983

Subseries 5.11: Racism, 1971-1983, undated 9 8 Racism: YWCA Materials Regarding Racism 1971-1972 9 13 Racism: Papers, presentations, and publications on racism 1972-1983, undated 9 9 Racism: Programs on Combating Racism, Brochures for Study and 1974, Action against Racism undated 9 10 Racism: Programs on Combating Racism, Secular and Religious Circa 1980- Documents 1985 9 7 Racism: YWCA Action Audit for Change and Training Manual and 1981 Task Force Program 9 12 Racism: various materials 1982-1984, undated

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9 5 Ecumenical Citizen Action, Church Women United Undated 9 6 Racism: Tuite’s Notes, Miscellaneous Undated 9 11 Racism: Policy Statements on Racism Undated

Subseries 5.12: Women’s Issues, 1979-1984, undated 10 2 Programs for Conference and Meetings regarding Women in Church 1979-1984, undated 10 1 Agricultural Missions - Information pertaining to International 1985 Consultation on Women in Development

Subseries 5.13: “A Catholic Statement on Pluralism and Abortion,” 1981-1988, undated 10 6 Political and religious papers on abortion 1981 – 1984, undated 10 3 Materials related to Sr. Agnes Mary Mansour and her treatment 1983, 1984, regarding the position she took on the abortion issue undated 10 7 Abortion news clippings 1984-1986, undated 10 8 Abortion – National Abortion Rights Action League paper drafts 1984, 1985 10 9 Abortion - correspondence and notes 1984-1986, undated 10 10 Statements on Abortion from various organizations [1984-1986, undated] 10 12 “Catholics for a Free Choice” Correspondence 1984 - 1986 10 13 “Catholics for a Free Choice” Newspaper Clippings 1984-1986, undated 11 1 New York Times advertisement “A Catholic Statement on Pluralism 1984 and Abortion” 11 2 New York Times Advertisement Related Correspondence 1984 -1986, undated 11 5 Press Releases and Statements 1984-1986, undated 11 7 Press Clippings [1 of 2] 1984-1985 11 9 Reflection papers 1984-1985, undated 11 11 List of Attendants at meeting 1984 11 14 Liturgy Material 1984-1985 11 15 Press Clippings [2 of 2] 1985-1986 11 3 New York Times advertisement transcript of Phil Donahue Show 1985 pertaining to the signing 11 8 Newsletters and Journal Articles written about the signing of the 1985 letter 11 12 Informational paper about The New York Times article 1985

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11 13 Petition and flyers in support of those who signed the ad 1985, undated 10 4 Conscience: The Voice of Pro-Choice Catholics, incomplete 1984-1986 11 4 Materials related to dismissal of Barbara Ferraro and Patricia Hussey 1987-1988, - press releases, publications, and correspondence undated 10 5 Description of Congressional Bill regarding informed consent Undated 10 11 “Catholics for a Free Choice” memos, press releases, strategies, notes Undated 11 6 Press Clippings Undated 11 10 List of Signers Undated

VHS and DVD 18 10 Control Track for Phil Donahue Show [1 VHS, 1 DVD] [1985]

Subseries 5.14: Disarmament, 1972-1985, undated 13 16 Report of The Consultation on “Violence, nonviolence, and The 1972 struggle for Social justice - World Council of Churches 12 29 “For The Fun of It!” Selective Cooperation Games for Children and 1976 Adults By Marta Harrison and The Nonviolence and Children Program 13 9 Conference: Women SALT, and Arms Control 1978 13 8 Church Litany and Service for Disarmament 1979, 1983, undated 12 1 “The Defense Monitor” from the Center for Defense Information 1980 13 1 Inventory of Denominational And National Council of Churches of 1980 Christ, A Statement regarding disarmament 13 5 Inventory of Denominational and National Council of Churches of Apr. 1980 Christ Statement and Activity Related to Disarmament 12 18 “United Church of Christ Network” newsletter 1981 13 5 193rd General Assembly, The United Presbyterian Church in The 1981-1982 USA: Nuclear Arms Freeze 12 3 Close Up – Coalition magazine 1981-1983 12 4 “Disarmament Times” newsletter 1981-1982, undated 12 5 News Articles about Nuclear Activity 1981-1983, undated 12 31 A Matter of Faith: A Study Guide for Churches on The Nuclear Arms 1981 Race by Sojourners magazine 13 12 Paper: Militarism: Dangerous Drain on Development, Paul McCleary 1981 12 2 The Catholic Peace Fellowship Peace Education Supplement Circa 1982 “US Bishops Speak Against Nuclear Arms” 12 6 “Casting Off the Balance of Terror: the Case for Nuclear Circa 1982 Disarmament” American Friends Service Committee 12 7 “The Nuclear Arms Race is Already Killing Us,” from Clergy and Circa 1982 Laity Concerned

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12 8 “’First Strike’ Nuclear Warfare” from Coalition for a New Foreign 1982 and Military Policy 12 9 “Seeking Security: Deterrence by Fear of Friendship: Excerpt from 1982 FCNL Washington Newsletter 12 10 LIGHT: Christian Life Commission of the Southern Baptist 1982 Convention 12 11 “Peace and Freedom” - A publication of the U.S. section of the 1982 Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom 12 12 “You Can Prevent Nuclear War” Common Cause magazine 1982 12 13 Journal copies of FORUM 1982-1983 12 14 “Baptist Peacemaker” newsletter 1982 12 19 The Catholic Peace Fellowship Bulletin 1982 12 20 Newsletter advertising a theater showing “No Place to Hide” - a film 1982 about nuclear war 12 21 “Call to Peacemaking” newsletter 1982 12 24 Newsletter - “Mobilization for Survival” 1982, undated 12 25 “Justice in The Schools” from the Intercommunity Center for Justice 1982 and Peace 12 26 The Conversion Planner A Newsletter of Action on Economic 1982 Conversion 12 27 Friends Committee on National Legislation, “Land, Water and 1982-1983 People: American Indian Resources” newsletter 12 28 “The Search for Survival: Expanding The Horizons of The Anti- 1982 Nuclear Movement” Common Ground 12 32 The Organizer from The Institute for Social Justice 1982 12 33 People Pay for Peace: A military tax refusal guide for radical 1982 religious pacifists and people of conscience by William Durland 12 34 Freeze It! A Citizen’s guide to reversing the nuclear arms race 1982 12 44 Educational Pamphlets 1982 12 45 Flyers and Posters 1982-1983, undated 13 3 Materials relating to Church Women United and disarmament, 1982 Marjorie Tuite as Director of Ecumenical Citizen Action 13 6 RCA Peacemaking: A Resource List 1982, undated 13 10 International Religious Convocation for the second U.N. Special 1982 Session on Disarmament 13 13 “The Eye of The Storm: The Peace Bishops and the Critics” by Julio 1982 Giulietti, S.J. 13 14 “Feminist Perspectives on War and Peace” from Barbara Zane, 1982 NAWR conference 12 15 “Grapevine” newsletter from the Joint Strategy and Action 1983 Committee 12 16 “Ground Zero” newsletter from the Center for Nonviolent Action 1983

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12 17 “Nuclear Times” newsletter 1983 12 12 The Challenge of Peace: God’s Promise and Our Response 1983 A study guide and reflection booklet 12 36 Materials relating to “National Week for Pursuing Peace with 1983 Justice” 12 37 Materials related to Jobs with Peace Campaign 1984, 1985, undated 12 22 Call to halt the Nuclear Arms Race, Proposal for a Mutual US- Soviet Undated Nuclear Weapon Freeze 12 23 Newsletter - Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy Undated 12 30 World Peace March In Support of UN’s 2nd Special Session on Undated Disarmament 12 38 Organizing for Nuclear Disarmament and Human Needs, Educational Undated and organizational materials 12 39 “Stop Nuclear War” “The Nuclear War Prevention Manual” Undated 12 40 “Q&A on the Soviet threat and National Security” from the Undated American Friends Service Committee 12 41 Glossary of key nuclear arms race terminology Undated 12 42 “A race to Nowhere: An arms race primer for Catholics Undated 12 43 “How to Influence Legislation: Some clues to effective citizen Undated action” 13 2 The Catholics Church’s Teaching on Peace and War Undated 13 7 An Evolving Policy: US Intervention and The Regan Administration Undated 13 11 “Religion for Human Dignity and World Peace” from The Fourth Undated Assembly of The World Conference on Religion and Peace 13 15 “Peace and War: Some Theological and Political Perspective” by Undated Paul L. Brenjar 13 17 The State of The Nuclear Arms Race Undated

Subseries 5.15: Hunger and Economics, 1968-1985, undated 13 18 World Hunger Materials: newsletters, publications, conference 1968,1980- materials 1983 13 19 Poverty, Employment, & Housing materials [1 of 3] 1976-1982, undated 13 20 Poverty, Employment, & Housing materials [2 of 3] 1978-1980, undated 13 21 Poverty, Employment, & Housing materials [3 of 3] 1980-1982, undated 13 22 Presbyterian Women United for Economic Justice 1984 13 23 Division for Economic and Social Information: “Strategies to 1985 Improve the Status of Women over the Next 15 Years”

Series 6: Central America, 1975 – 1984, undated

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14 3 Colección Mestiza Americana, A collection of Seminars and 1975 conferences produced by Mexican American Cultural Center 14 10 Newspaper clippings regarding Latin America 1979 –1985, undated 14 4 Poster and related materials regarding the murder of San Salvador 1980 Archbishop Oscar Romero 14 5 Political Statements, press releases, status reports written in Spanish 1983, 1987, undated 14 7 Correspondence 1983 –1984 14 11 Latin American Newspapers 1983-1984, undated 20 1 Photo of Jesse Jackson, including invitations to banquets at which 1984 Jesse Jackson was honored 14 6 Political Banner November 1984 14 8 Letter written to President Regan concerning Peace Progress in 1985 Central America 14 9 Material relating to “The Women’s Coalition to Stop U.S. 1986 Intervention in Central American and the Caribbean” 4 8 Women’s Coalition to Stop Intervention in Central America banner Undated 14 1 Picture drawn for Marjorie Tuite Carmen Maranzo, Costa Rica Undated 14 2 Latin American Business Contacts (business cards) Undated

Audiocassette 16 6 International Women’s Day - Managua 1986

Photographs 20 5 Pictures and order forms from trip to El Salvador [1980] 20 6 Contact Sheets - Nicaragua Trip 1986

Slides 19 Peace Pilgrimage to Honduras (16 boxes) 1983 27 2 Nicaragua 1984 27 3 Nicaragua 1984 27 4 Nicaragua 1984 27 5 Nicaragua / Orphans Project 1984 1986 27 6 Orphans Project / Women’s Peace Pilgrimage to Honduras 1986, 1983

Series 7: Christianity and Catholicism, 1917-1981, undated

15 9 Prayer Books 1917, 1934 15 6 Psychology Papers regarding Religious Life and Mid life, especially 1973-1979, regarding Human Development undated

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15 14 “Hear the Cry of Jerusalem,” A National Urban Pastoral Statement 1974, 1980- 1981, undated 15 7 Liberation Theology, papers and publications Undated 15 8 Charismatic Itinerant Preaching, papers and publications Undated 15 10 Poems and Liturgy Undated 15 11 “The Story Teller of God” Undated

Series 8: Memorabilia, 1986-1987, undated

27 10 Buttons 1987, Undated 28 2 Braided ribbon Undated 28 6 Our Lady of Grace Convent banner Undated 28 7 Untitled poem by Mary Edna Hughes 1986

Series 9: Restricted Material

29 Restricted Material

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