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Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections UA1989.15 Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., Papers Dates: 1933-1987, n.d. Creator: Schoder, Raymond V. (1916-1987) Extent: 20.72 linear feet Level of description: Folder Processor & date: M. Grace, S.J., 1999; updated by K. Young, 2011 Administration Information Restrictions: Box 43 is restricted. Copyright: Copyright for photographs, slides, and negatives by Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., was transferred to Loyola University Chicago on April 18, 1989 by Rev. Howard J. Gray, S.J., of the Detroit Province of the Society of Jesus. Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Archives and Special Collections. Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers, 1933-1987, n.d.. Box #, Folder. Provenance: The Schoder papers were donated to the University Archives on February 1, 1989, by the rector of the Loyola University Jesuit Community. Separations: Several boxes of material concerning Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., were separated and sent to the Jesuit British Province archives. See Also: Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., slide collection inventories. Biographical Sketch Raymond V. Schoder was born in 1916, in Battle Creek, Michigan. After high school, he entered the Jesuit order at Milford, Ohio. Following novitiate, he had two years of liberal art studies, followed by three years of philosophy. He taught three years, and then studied theology at West Baden College. By the time he was through with his studies, he had received an M.A. in Classical literature, and a Ph.D. in Classical studies. After teaching at several high schools and universities, Schoder arrived at Loyola in 1960. For the next 27 years, Father Schoder taught his most beloved subject, Classical studies, to numerous students. During this time period, he also took on many projects, most notably creating Cardinal Newman College in 1976. Though he passed away in 1987, Father Schoder will be remembered for the work he left behind. He took more than 17,000 color slides of archeological, art, and historical monuments. Many of these have been used by American and foreign publishers in some 80 books by various authors-- including Time-Life series on Great Ages of Man, Book- of-the Month club bulletin, numerous textbooks, encyclopedias, art and history surveys. Father Schoder is also known for his publications including A Reading Course in Homeric Greek, Masterpieces of Greek Art, and Ancient Greece From the Air, as well as numerous articles in classical, theological, and literary journals. Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers Page 1 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Scope and Content The Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers consist of 20.72 l ft spanning the years 1933 to 1987 and include correspondence, lectures, notes, photographs, slides, audio cassette tapes, diaries, clippings, publications, and reports. Arrangement is alphabetical and chronological. Series Series 1: Personal, 1933-1989, n.d., Boxes 1-6, 43 The Personal series contains correspondence, passports, clippings, transcripts, dissertation, notes, cards, brochures, awards, photographs, and essays. Subjects include Raymond V. Schoder, the Society of Jesus, education, and the priesthood. Series 2: Family and Friends, 1941-1986, n.d., Box7 Series includes correspondence, wills and estate information, clippings, audio cassette tapes, and photographs. Subjects include the Schoder family and Gilda de Brito. Series 3: Travels, 1948-1987, n.d., Boxes 8-10 Series includes correspondence, postcards, certificates, travel diaries, photographs, articles, and court documents. Subjects include Europe, Greece, archaeology, Japan, and the sinking of the Iseme. Series 4: Loyola, 1960-1987, Boxes 10-12 Series includes correspondence, reports, memos, minutes, and exams. Subjects include Classical Studies department, theses and dissertations, faculty status and teaching loads, and Jesuit Community. Series 5: Class Notes, 1952-1989, n.d., Boxes 12-17, 37-38 Series includes typewritten and handwritten notes. Subjects include Aristotle, Homer, Plato, Virgil, Classical literature, Greece, Greek art and architecture. Series 6: Slide Correspondence & Notes, 1961-1981, n.d., Boxes 17-19 Series includes notes, correspondence, and lists. Subjects include slide duplicates and damage to slides by publisher. Series 7: Lectures, 1951-1987, n.d., Boxes 19-20, 43 Series includes correspondence, notes, and advertising for lectures. Subjects include Brazil, Turkey, American archaeology activity in Greece. Series 8: Book Projects, 1945-1985, Boxes 20-23 Series includes correspondence, book proposals, permissions, publicity, reviews, and manuscripts. Subjects include Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., Homer, Masterpieces of Greek Art, and Wings over Hellas. Series 9: A to Z business Correspondence, 1961-1986, n.d., Boxes 23-25 Series contains correspondence from individuals and companies. Subjects include slides and photographs taken by Schoder. Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers Page 2 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Series 10: Cardinal Newman College, 1970-1985, Boxes 27-30 Series contains correspondence, reports, memos, minutes, articles, newspapers, syllabi, commencement programs and yearbooks. Subjects include Cardinal Newman College. Series 11: MORE Program, 1967-1974, Box 30 Series includes correspondence, reports, and bulletins. Subjects include the MORE program at Loyola University. Series 12: MANRESA, 1974-1986, n.d., Boxes 30-32 Series includes by-laws, minutes, memos, reports, correspondence, budgets, press releases, and awards. Subjects include the MANRESA organization and finances. Series 13: Vergilian Society, 1953-1987, n.d., Boxes 32-33 Series includes history of the society, minutes, reports, lists of items, and photographs. Subjects are the Vergilian Society. Series 14: Publications, 1935-1986, n.d., Boxes 34-36 Series includes photocopies of articles written by Schoder, translations of his work, and copies of publications. Subjects include Homer, Classical Greece, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. Series 15: Audio-Visual Materials, 1933-1987, n.d., Boxes 38-42, 44 Series includes notes, postcards, slides, photographs, negatives, and film strips. Subjects include Raymond V. Schoder, ordination, England, and Greece. Note that the inventories for the Schoder Slide Collection are separate from this finding aid. Series 16: Artifacts, n.d., Boxes 44-45 Series contains pottery shards, mosaic glass, statue fragments, scarab, and pieces of Roman glass. Key: A = Athens; AM = Amyclae; D = Delos; O = Olynthus; P = Perachora; S = Santorini- Thera; T = Troy Series 17: Restricted, 1972-1984, n.d., Box 47 Series includes correspondence, resumes, and recommendations. Subjects: Schoder, Raymond V. Greece Photography Classical Studies Virgil Cardinal Newman College MANRESA Loyola University Chicago Society of Jesus Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers Page 3 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Accession No.: UA1989.15 Creator: Schoder, Raymond V. (1916-1987) Box Folder Title Dates Series 1: Personal 1933, 1948, 1969, 1977- 1 1 Biographical materials 1979, n.d. 1 2 St. Philip High Class picture 1933 1 3 News clippings/articles 1951-1987 Clippings - Constantinople, Turkey, Venice, 1 4 Florence 1953, n.d. 1 5 Apollo 11 Moon Landing n.d. 1 6 Passports 1953-1980, n.d. 1959, 1962, 1968, 1970- 1 7 Biographical Dictionary Entries 1971 1 8 Press Release 1961 1961-1962, 1 9 Lecture/Book announcements 1966-1967 1972, 1974, 1 10 Faculty Questionnaire 1980 1 11 Who's Who 1975 1 12 Brief Bio and activities 1975, 1982, n.d. 1 13 Retirement 1977-1981 1979, 1985, 1 14 ID & Membership cards 1987, n.d. 1 15 Birth Certificate (copy) 1981 1 16 Professor Emeritus Appointment 1981 1 17 Schoderfest Correspondence 1985-1986 1 18 Schoderfest Brochure 1986 1 19 Schoderfest Guest book 1986 1 20 Inventory of Effects 1987 1 21 Schoder Publication List 1987-1988, n.d. 1 22 Schoder, Raymond V., S.J., - Death of 1987 1 23 Mass, Schoder Burial 1987 1 24 Daidalikon, Studies in Memory of Schoder 1989 1 25 Handwriting Analysis n.d. 1 26 Dr. Schoder's Scribbler's Clinic n.d. Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers Page 4 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections 2 1 Photography used in Various Publications n.d. Education 2 2 The Bolshevist Coup d'Etat of 1917 1936 2 3 Limericks for Vergil Class 1936 1936, 1939- 2 4 Poems 1941, 1949 2 5 Transcripts 1937, 1943 2 6 Aspects of Languages 1937-1939, n.d. 2 7 St. Thomas - Eclectic or Not? 1938 An Explicandum Sit Praedicamentum "Ubi" Ut 2 8 Relatio Exsistentialis 1939 2 9 Answer Wisely - A Dramatic Trial re-Lived 1939 2 10 Classical Films, etc. 1940, n.d. 2 11 Reading Requirements Fulfilled 1940-1943 2 12 Master of Arts Diploma, Loyola University 1940 2 13 Doctoral Examination Programs 1942-1943 Ph.D. Diploma, Universitatis Sancti Ludovici (St. 2 14 Louis University) 1944 2 15 St. Louis University Commencement Program 1944 2 16 Doctoral Dissertation 1945 2 17 Dissertation Notes n.d. 2 18 Scholarship applications 1961-1962 2 19 Alexander the Great Timeline n.d. 2 20 Attributes of God in the Pentateuch n.d. 2 21 Hopkins - The Significance of "Pied Beauty" n.d. 2 22 Homeric Vocables n.d. 2 23 Horace n.d. 2 24 The Intent of the Book of Job n.d. 2 25 Literary Allusion in Aristophanes’ Birds 1942 2 26 Oxford System of Classics Degree n.d. 2 27 S. Leonis Magni n.d. 2 28 Spiritual Books n.d. 2 29 Scripture Texts - Notes n.d. 2 30 Scripture Notes - Old Testament 1947, n.d. 3 1 Scripture Notes, Old Testament, Cont. n.d. 3 2 Scripture Notes - Old Testament, Cont. n.d. 3 3 Scripture Notes - New Testament n.d. 3 4 Scripture Notes - New Testament, cont. n.d. 3 5 Theology Notes n.d. 3 6 Why Work? n.d. Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., papers Page 5 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Society of Jesus 3 7 Correspondence concerning entrance into Society 1933 3 8 Spiritual Exercises card 1933 3 9 First Vows Congratulatory Card 1935 3 10 Final Vows Congratulations 1951 3 11 Ordination Class Photo 1947 3 12 Ordination - Congratulation cards 1947 3 13 Ordination - Congratulation letters 1947 4 1 Ordination - General 1947 4 2 Ordination - Gifts and Thank you cards 1947 4 3 Ordination - program 1947 4 4 Sermons ca.
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    Die Briefe Roman Zirngibls von St. Emmeram in Regensburg Von Andreas Kraus II. Die Briefe Zirngibls an die Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften 1777 bis 1788 (Don Ferdinand Sterzinger, Karl Albrecht v. Vacchiery und P. Ildephons Kennedy) In seinen Briefen an Westenrieder wandte sich Zirngibl nicht nur an ihn als das führende Mitglied der Bayer. Akademie, zu der er enge Verbindung zu halten wünschte; der Weltgeistliche und berühmte Schriftsteller Westen• rieder, mü Zirngibl etwa gleichen Alters und in vieler Hinsicht auch durch gleiches Streben und gleiche Anschauungen verbunden, wurde dem Emmera• mer Mönch auch echter Freund. Die Korrespondenz erhielt viele intime Züge, die Briefe sind oft sehr lebendig, farbig und auch voll der bitteren Gefühle, die Zirngibl so gern nährte. Die Unmittelbarkeit der späten Briefe entbehren die der ersten Jahre seiner Verbindung zur Bayer. Akademie der Wissen• schaften, die wir jetzt vorlegen, sie sind auch viel spärlicher nach Inhalt und Zahl, es erschien deshalb wenig fruchtbar, sie ohne Auswahl vorzulegen. Die Briefe bringen vor allem Neuigkeiten aus der literarischen Welt, in der Re• gensburg zur Reichstagszeit eine heute nicht mehr geahnte Rolle spielte, sie bringen Neuigkeiten aus der Arbeit des Reichstags, seltener aus dem Kloster selbst, in dem Zirngibl lebte. Wissenschaft und Politik spielen die wichtigste Rolle; Zirngibls geistige Interessen beschränken sich aber nicht nur auf die strenge Form wissenschaftlichen Bemühens in der historischen Forschung, er steht der gesamten geistigen Bewegung seiner Zeit weit aufgeschlossener ge• genüber, als man von einem Benediktiner auch dieses Jahrhunderts gemein• hin annehmen würde. Seine Briefe gewähren wohl keine überraschenden Ein• blicke in den geistigen Bezirk der katholischen Aufklärung, aber viele Beob• achtungen andernorts lassen sich neu bestätigen, wohl auch tiefer deuten.
  • A TAPESTRY of PRE-DESIGNED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES Your Travel Guide to the World

    A TAPESTRY of PRE-DESIGNED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES Your Travel Guide to the World

    2016 A TAPESTRY OF PRE-DESIGNED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES Your Travel Guide to the World PRE-DESIGNED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES Africa Asia Europe India Middle East South America CUSTOM MADE JOURNEYS Destination of Your Choice www.Lakani.com Dear Friends, The anonymous quote in the beginning of Patricia Schultz’ book – 1,000 Places To See Before You Die says it all - “Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the places and moments that take our breath away.” Lakani World Tours is committed to providing extraordinary travel experiences to all of our guests. Whether you choose to journey independently with friends or family, or join one of our escorted private jet tours, you can be sure that you will encounter people and sights that will take your breath away! This 2016 Tapestry of Pre-Designed Travel Experiences brochure is designed to be your inspiration for your travel with Lakani. Each tour is priced per person with a minimum of two people, and includes accommodations, transfers, meals and sightseeing as indicated in the itinerary. You may choose to take these programs as presented, customize them to suit your style, or we will plan a journey completely from scratch. It’s your choice. Peruse the pages ahead to find exciting Travel Experiences to all corners of the earth; but your choices are not limited to this brochure. In addition to all of the Pre-Designed Travel Experiences presented here, you will find many more itineraries on our website at www.Lakani.com. Discover the world in Lakani style. Be moved and enriched on a travel experience like no other.
  • Bishop Johann Michael Sailer (1751- 1832) Was the Son of a Poor Shoemaker and His Wife

    Bishop Johann Michael Sailer (1751- 1832) Was the Son of a Poor Shoemaker and His Wife

    Bishop Johann Michael Sailer (1751- 1832) was the son of a poor shoemaker and his wife. He became professor of theology and Bishop of Ratisbon (Regensburg). He entered the Society of Jesus in 1770. With the suppression of the Society in 1773, Sailer continued his studies in Ingolstadt. His erudition and winning personality endeared him to Protestants and Catholics alike. Because he tried to find good points in the Enlightenment, many spoke against him and denied him teaching positions. However in 1819, the Bavarian government through his former student, King Ludwig I, nominated him as Bishop of Augsburg, but the nomination was rejected by Rome. In 1821, “after he had sufficiently justified himself, he was appointed cathedral canon of Ratisbon,” and in 1829, he became Bishop of Ratisbon. “A perfectly correct judgment of Sailer has been expressed by Goyau in Allemagne religieuse (Paris 1905): “With Sailer German piety, both Protestant and Catholic, learned again to pray…”1 The prayer book written by Sailer was distributed throughout Bavaria. Bishop Michael Wittmann (January 23, 1760 – March 8, 1833) wrote a recommendation for his friend and mentor, Johann Michael Sailer, to become bishop of Ratisbon. (Regensburg) His respect for this theologian and biblical scholar led to his own desire to become a priest. He was the pastor of the parish in which Caroline Gerhardinger (Mother Theresa) was raised. In 1809, her cloister-school, founded by the Canonesses of St. Augustine, was closed by the state. This school had been founded by five nuns from Eichstaett in 1732. Bishop Wittmann saw young Caroline’s potential as an educator and foundress.