Name/Title
Box 1c - Mary Ward: Painted Life, Plays, Music, Sculptures, Images, Games, Classroom Activities, Radio Scripts, AV ScriptEntry/Object ID
1cScope and Content
Materials providing context to the life and legacy of IBVM foundress Mary Ward, 1585 - 1645. Folders include:
Painted Life Articles and Booklets
Mary Ward Retreat in Daily Life: Painted Life
Interpretation of the Painted Life - Wetter, Immolata, IBMV
Institute Painting in Reception Room of Loretto Abbey, Toronto
Mary Ward Plays: The Triumph of Love, Woman for All Ages
Mary Ward Radio Scripts
Mary Ward Script: AV Presentation, 1984
Mary Ward Music: Cheery Song, Lead Us On, etc.
Mary Ward Sculptures
Questions for Mary Ward Games
Classroom Activities for Mary Ward Studies
Illustrated Notes on Mary Ward Teaching Pack
Institute Painting in Reception Room of Loretto Abbey, Toronto
St. Luke's Madonna Venerated by Mary Ward
Prayer Cards, Postcards, Pictures
Note: The above list is not comprehensive, and additional materials may be present.Context
Born in 1585 in North Yorkshire, England, Mary Ward founded the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1609. Focused on education, the Sisters developed their ministry despite significant political, spiritual, and material challenges. In 1880, the Canadian Mission of the IBVM established a presence in Illinois, and the following year, the IBVM North American Branch was created. In 1892 their ministry expanded into Chicago, and by 1896, the Sisters had opened a school in Michigan. Over the following decades, further growth resulted in ministries in California and Arizona, both of which began in 1949. In the early 21st Century, the IBVM and its companions are active in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, California, and Arizona.Collection
Series 1 - Mary Ward: Life and Later RecordsLexicon
Search Terms
Religion, Religious Organizations, Sisters of Loretto, CatholicArchive Details
Creator
VariousRestrictions
NonePrimary Language
EnglishReproductions
Notes
Please contact the IBVM Archives for all inquiries or requests (archives@ibvm.us).