Guide to the Saint Therese of Lisieux Parish Collection

History of Saint Therese of Lisieux Parish

This parish in the Knoxville Diocese grew rapidly in the last quarter of the twentieth century, from 300 families to 750 families. Sister Marian Ruede worked in pastoral ministry here from 1984 to 2001. She assisted the parish in many ways, such as visiting the sick and organizing the RCIA. Two other Sisters of Charity who worked in Religious Education for one year were Sisters Mary Robers and Ann Koebel.

Scope and Content

Included in this collection is one file folder containing, in part, historical reports and a news clipping.

Statement of Arrangement

Restrictions on Access and Use

Permission to use the collection can be obtained from the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Congregational Archivist. External researchers need to complete a request form stating the purpose of their research and a list of collections to be consulted upon their visit, which must be approved by the Archivist prior to an on-site visit. If a researcher is unable to visit the Archives in person, the Archivist will conduct a minimum amount of research and provide scanned copies of some materials if requested.

Material on this mission may also be included among our oral history and presentation transcription collections. Please consult with the Congregational Archivist if you would like to explore and possibly utilize these collections.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

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Preferred Citation

Saint Therese of Lisieux Parish Collection, Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Archives, Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio.

Detailed Description of The Collection