Box 1
Contains 15 Results:
Office files, 1944-01 - 1944-03
Office files, 1944-04
Office files, 1944-05 - 1944-06
Office files, 1944-07
Office files, 1944-08
Office files, 1944-09 - 1944-12
Office files, 1945
Monthly reports, 1944-01 - 1946-03
The monthly report form provided space for chaplains to report on relgious activities, educational or recreational services provided, activities in the civilian community, services by visiting clergymen, and details on service changes.
German Catholic POWs, 1943-07 - 1944-12
Parsons had responsibilities for Catholic religious service among the German POWs, but he was largely restricted to saying Mass because he could speak no German or understand confessions. The files convey his efforts to provide such services by other means. There is correspondence with the Apostolic Delegation in Washington DC, the Catholic Central Verein of America (a German-American group), and miscellaneous suppliers of printed materials appropriate for the German prisoners.
Pay/allowance accounts, 1944-06 - 1944-12
Photographs, 1944 - 1945
A photograph of the chaplains stationed at Camp Blanding in 1944 as well as three images of Fr. Parsons performing mass for troops aboard a ship in 1945.
Office files, 1946 - 1952
Office files, 1942 - 1943
Golden jubilee, 1959
Ephemera and correspondence related to Fr. Parsons golden jubilee (50 years a Jesuit).
Correspondence, 1965 - 1966
Correspondence from Fr. Gerard Campbell (1965) and Fr. Parsons to Fr. Vincent I. Bellwoar (1966).