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The Archdiocese of Miami Inventory SUMMARY Title: The Archdiocese of Miami Collection Dates: Circa 1940s – 2000s (bulk 1960 – 1980s) Extent: 25 full Hollinger boxes Access: This collection is open for research by appointment Cite As: The Archdiocese of Miami Collection, Archbishop John C. Favalora Archive & Museum, St. Thomas University Library, Miami Gardens, FL. Organization History: The collection contains materials from various events around the Catholic community. The Archdiocese started as the Diocese of Miami, on August 13, 1958, and it was composed of 51 parishes of 185,000 Catholics through South Florida. The first bishop was Coleman Francis Carroll, who was established in his position on October 7, 1958. The growth of the diocese was mostly due to the influx of Cuban refugees and exiles, and the Church recognized the need to offer them aid. These Charity Programs, led by Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, welcomed and helped the refugees and their families out as they landed, whether separately or together. The Diocese soon became an Archdiocese, with Bishop Carroll as its first Archbishop. Archbishop Carroll’s successor, Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy, was a fierce advocate for the Haitian Community’s plea for asylum in the U.S. The Archdiocese quickly grew during this time, encompassing eight counties and serving 896,000 Catholics; it was also rated second for growth by the Kenedy Directory. By 1984, the Archdiocese was composed of three counties: Dade, Broward and Monroe, having given up counties such as Palm Beach and others to the new Dioceses of Palm Beach or Venice. In 1985, Archbishop McCarthy convoked the first Archdiocesan Synod. The Synod’s goal was to reinvigorate the Church for the community and to start thinking of the future. Its immediate plan was to learn who their community was, and how deep their religious devotions ran. Archbishop John Clement Favalora succeeded Archbishop McCarthy in 1994. He continued the tradition of welcoming Cubans and Haitians into South Florida, and started programs to teach English to the children of the refugees. By the 50th Anniversary in 2008, there were 118 parishes with 750,000 registered Catholics in the Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties. Source: “History: 1958-2008.” The Archdiocese of Miami. Archdiocese of Miami, n.d. Web. 17 Mar. 2016. http://www.miamiarch.org/CatholicDiocese.php?op=H_Carroll Scope & Contents: The collection contains photographs, various documents, brochures, flyers, newsletters, lists, etc. collected by the Archdiocese of Miami. There are various charities listed within, such as the Alcoholism Outreach Program, Drug Abuse programs, and also anniversaries, such as the Holy Year Anniversary and both the 25th and the 30th Anniversaries. The pictures come from various sources, most notably from the Catholic newspaper The Voice and from the Ana Rodriguez-Soto collection. Ms. Rodriguez-Soto was also the last editor of The Voice. The events depicted cover a wide time line range, but the bulk of the information stems from circa 1960 – the late 1980s period, covering the time when the Cuban refugees started arriving in South Florida and as they rebuilt their lives in Florida and beyond. Materials are mostly in English, with some captions in Spanish. Material types found through the collection: Photographs – prints, negatives. Most prints have captions on the back, but a few do not. Publications – newspapers, newsletters, flyers, pamphlets. Documents – letters, files, contact information and other materials related to the primary topic Processing Information: Inventory and Finding Aid created by Julia Ricks, Winter 2016. Collection Box 1: ABCD - Archdiocese Coat of Arms Folder 1: ABCD (80 items) o Parish Stewardship/Increased Offertory Program o A Children’s Story for Adults o The Voice Supplements o ABCD: Annual Bishop’s Charities Drive for the Needy of South Florida o Laminated ABCD flyer o Our Sunday VISITOR o ABCD 1981 brochure in English and Spanish o ABCD program in Spanish o Business card for Bishop John R. McGann o The Possible Dream Newsletter, 1971 o ABCD’s Charities Drive o 2 copies of letter from Paul VI to the Bishops of the United States o Stay at Home Sunday flyer (?) on tracing paper o Page 12 ART with design attached o Envelope with photos of student activities and the 1st Broward County ABCD Youth Walk o Ad for ABCD on blue notecard o ABCD ’95 sticker o Photo of Frank Nolan, ABCD o ABCD Pledge Total for 1997 photo o ABCD Fundraising dinner photos o ABCD photos Folder 2: Adoption – Catholic Service Bureau (134 items) o Business card for John Cappi, advertising representative for The Voice o Community photos and clippings and a brochure Folder 3: Aged, Apostolate +O (75 items) o Ascending Life brochures o Ascending Life Booklet o Community photos o They Will Not be Abandoned brochure Folder 4: Alcoholism – Outreach Program (1 item) o Photo of Ex-Rep being welcomed by the National Clergy Council on Alcoholism. Folder 5: AIDS Ministry – Local o AIDS O’S Best (??) negatives o Florida Catholic AIDS Network o A Pastoral Letter on HIV/AIDS, World AIDS Day, December 1, 1995 o Florida Catholic AIDS Network, 3 pamphlets o Connections Pamphlet, Spring 1994 o FCAN Steering Committee list o Florida Catholic Conference Newsletter o 35 photos o Photos of community, the AIDS ministry – local, doctors and AIDS patients, Folder 6: AIM (Handicapped) o Photo of handicapped participants and non-handicapped team members at first AIM weekend retreat, June 1979 Folder 7: Amor En Accion o 44 photos o Photos of Archbishop Favalora with Desgranges Community School in St. Louis du Nord, and of Archbishop McCarthy in Haiti. o Photos of Parish Sister Schools and the Haitian community o Catholic University in Haiti photos Folder 8: Anti-Catholic – Local (2 photos) o Anti-Catholic images Folder 9: Apostolic Movements, Committee on o 1 photo, 1 picture o Picture of challenges of Vatican II Folder 10: Aquinas Center o 30 photos o Photos of the community, the building (interior of the student center), and prominent figures of the Church, Folder 11: Archbishop Carroll Life Care Center o 1 pamphlet Folder 12: Archdiocesan Catechetical Center o 2 photos of people working at the center Folder 13: Archdiocese Coat of Arms o 1 note from Archbishop Carroll with two images of Coat of Arms Folder 14: Catholic Charities o General photos of various charities (51) o The Voice Supplement, celebrating 50 years of Catholic Service o Letters, statements, brochures, newspaper clippings regarding charities o Catholic Service Bureau Organizational Chart o Budget Proposals for 1979/80 year o The Spirit of Charity Gala celebrating 70 years (1931-2001) Box 2: Archdiocese Education Fund – Barry University Dedications Folder 1: Archdiocese Education Fund o Various pamphlets, Case Statements, list of Board of Directors, Memorandums Folder 2: Archdiocese of Miami, History of o 26 photos, + 2 envelopes of photos & negatives o Photos of an ordination ceremony in Miami Arena, and post Andrew ceremonies in 1992 o Envelops contain Wenski & Fernandez at a conference and a Festival of Faith o Program on How to Change a Bureaucrat o Diocese Statistics, memorandums, addresses of local churches, The Voice clippings, Diocese population development, questionnaires o Issue of The Voice, October 7, 1983 (Silver Jubilee Year) o Structure of the Archdiocese of Miami Folder 3: Archdiocese of Miami 30th Anniversary Mass (10/07/1988) o Photos of service Folder 4: Archdiocese of Miami 25th Anniversary (12/09/1983) o 45 photos of the service, plus one negative o 3 copies of The Voice, 10/07/1983 and 12/16/1983 on the celebration Folder 5: Archdiocese of Miami o 40 photos +2 copies of The Voice, Special 10th Anniversary o Photos of various services, many of 10th Anniversary, also taken at the Family Enrichment Center, and Migration Week Mass Folder 6: Art/Artists Local o 8 photos and one drawing of a flower Folder 7: Baptist Hospital o 2 photos; one of a machine and the other of a general room Folder 8: Barry College Equipment, etc. o 21 photos of various rooms and the exterior o Newspaper ad from 1957, from The Florida Catholic o Brochure Folder 9: Barry College Founder’s Day o 10 photos and one book o Various photos of Founder’s Day proceedings o Book is Tequesta: The Journal of the Historical Association of Southern Florida, 1989 Folder 10: Barry College (Faculty) o 72 photos of various faculty o Brochure for the Inauguration of Sister M. Trinita Flood, O.P. o letter detailing the meeting of two presidents, press release Folder 11: Barry University o 71 photos of general university o President’s Report 2003 Folder 12: Barry University Dedications o Dedication of the Business Building on February 24, 1985 by Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy Box 3: Barry College Graduations – Boys Town Folder 1: Barry College Graduations o 35 photos of graduation ceremonies o Founders’ Day Convocation, 1965 o Newspaper article “Twins Among Nine Pairs of Sisters on Barry Campus” o The Browne Year: Barry College Presidents Dinner 1974 o Barry College 25th Anniversary Development, Barry College Class of 1969 o Miscellaneous papers Folder 2: Barry College Students o 25 photos of students, exterior of campus, and religious celebrations o The Flame, November 1983 o President’s Dinner, 1975 o Note regarding recent graduates Folder 3: Barry College (Nursing Department) o 4 photos o Photos of general Nursing department and students Folder 4: Barry College (Art, Drama, Music) o 21 photos o Photos depict various performances of ballet, plays etc. o “Barry College Presents Musical Fantasy” announcement o “Barry College Presents French Play” announcement o Misc. Folder 5: Barry College Social Service o 6 photos o Photos of students, the community and Archbishop Carroll o Barry College Graduate Division booklet o Barry Mark: Special 40th Anniversary Issue (11/15/1980) o Misc.
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