School notebook titled "de deo" (on God) written by Fr. Wiget between 1849 and 1850. Created while at Georgetown.
Other spiritual writings: "of penitence"; "of the perfection of God"; "de conscientia"; and "the world."
This series includes personal papers such as correspondence, biographical information and genealogical research, and materials related to travel. Of special note is Fr. Repetti's autobiographical writings in which he discusses his internment in Ateneo de Manila and Los Baños during World War II (folders 5-8).
Manuscript copy of Jose Saez's "Teoria del Cine: Spuntos sobre el arte de nuestro tiempo"
Contains material related to Jesuit missions in the Philippines, photos, yearbooks, scrapbooks, newsprint, correspondence, postcards, etc. Much of the material is related to the Ateneo de Manila, but also includes notes from a Jesuit in an Japanese internment camp during World War II.
Miscellaneous celebrations: Introduction of Pope Pius XII, Woodstock's Diamond Jubilee, Canonization of St. John de Britto and St. Bernardine Realino.
Three pamphlets detailing Woodstock College Library's periodical list, and a bibliography of Teilhard de Chardin material within the library collection. Page of statistics detailing book usage. A survey of library materials based on genre and class.
Letters from J. De Backer, S.J.
Letters and checks made out to Tommaso de Napoli.
This series contains portraits of individual Jesuits in a variety of forms--cabinet cards, cartes de visite, glass plate negatives, prints, clippings, etc.--and are arranged alphabetically by last name. The majority of images show members of the Maryland, New York, or Maryland-New York Provinces, although some portray priests from other countries or non-Jesuit clergy.
This series contains back issues of the Catholic magazine founded by Edward Rice Jubilee.
This series contains notebook manuscripts of poems by EJ.
This series contains material organized alphabetically according to subject.
This series contains material organized alphabetically according to subject.
This series contains correspondence and other material relating to and originating from the LaFarge family.
