Jesuit Guild of Washington Records
Collection
Identifier: GTM-20231214
The Jesuit Guild of Washington Records contain ephemera (e.g., flyers, invitations, correspondence, and newspaper clippings) and photographs surrounding the social and fundriaising events hosted by the Guild. There are also several items related to the governance of the organization.
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The Jesuit Guild of Washington, as explained by their constitution, was created to "unite the members for social and constructive purposes"; to "assist in a spiritual way the works of the Society of Jesus at home and on the Missions"; and to "help the Society of Jesus in a material way in any manner approved by the majortity of the members." It was governed by a moderator (a member of the Society of Jesus) and 11 elected officials (president, vice-president, recording secretary, correspondence secretary, financial secretary, treasurer, co-treasurer, and four directors). Membership was open to anyone interested in the objectives of the Guild and who paid their dues. The Guild was started by 1955 and was in existence until at least 1982.
0.8 Cubic Feet (2 boxes)
English
This collection was previously a part of the "Jesuit House archives" (GTM-920227), which was transferred from the Georgetown Jesuit residence in 1992.
Records were previously held in scrapbooks; in processing these were dismantled for preservation purposes and the materials were placed in acid-free boxes and folders.
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository