The file consists of correspondence that documents the relationship between the Archdiocese and various Colleges and Universities within the boundaries of the Archdiocese and includes correspondence with the University of Alberta, correspondence with St. Stephen's College (at the University of Alberta), correspondence with the Faculte St. Jean (previous called the College St. Jean), correspondence with Grant MacEwan University (previous called Grant MacEwan Community College), correspondence with The Kings University (previous called The Kings's College) and various other educational institutions.

The file also includes the records of the Interdenominational University Committee (ca.1960), and various other educational committees that have been formed.

The file consists of records that document the actions and activities of the Synod on the Family (previously known as the Synod Implementation Committee) and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, surveys, handouts, resource materials and other miscellaneous records.

Fonds includes some administrative records of the Summer School in Liturgical Studies including minutes of the Summer School in Liturgical Studies Committee, correspondence, lists of course offering and course descriptions, graduation programs and photographs of graduation classes, pamphlets and other miscellaneous materials which document the activities of the SSLC.

The fonds is arranged into a single series of administrative records and consists of the following files:

1-1 : Summer School in Liturgical Studies Committee meeting minutes : 2000-2007
1-2 : Student evaluations : 2004
1-3 : Student evaluations
1-4 : Course schedules and offerings : 2000-2005
1-5 : Course descriptions : 2001-2002
1-6 : Correspondences regarding donations to food bank on behalf of students : 2004
1-7 : Graduation records : 2000-2008
1-8 : Graduation photographs : 1991-2008
1-9 : Pamphlets : 1991-2008
OV : photograph album : 1991-2008

The fonds consists of administrative, business, financial, and historical records of St. Joseph Seminary which document the students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the seminary. The Fonds includes minutes of meetings of various councils and committees, correspondences, reports, memos, policies and procedures, reports and surveys, budgets, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, photographs, publications, and other miscellaneous records related to admission, evaluation, and ordination of seminarians, the education of seminarians, the financial administration of the seminary, the seminary buildings and facilities, hiring of staff and faculty, student life.

The fonds also consists of records which document the relationship between St. Joseph Seminary and Newman Theological College, the Archdiocese of Edmonton, other Canadian Seminaries, and other Canadian Dioceses.

The fonds is arranged into the following series:

1. Seminarians’ Community Business Meetings Records (1973-2008)
2. St. Joseph Seminary board of regents administrative records (1985-2007)
3. Canadian Catholic Seminary Rector’s Committee Records (1983-2002)
4. St. Joseph Seminary Council Records (1928-2006)
5. NTC and SJS Joint Strategic Planning Committee Records (1990-1997)
6. St. Joseph Seminary Planning Day Committee Records (1996-2002)
7. Edmonton Association of Spiritual Director’s Administrative Records (1982-2002)
8. St. Joseph Seminary Ad Hoc Committee Records (1967-2001)
9. Admission, evaluation, and ordination records (1937-2008)
10. Correspondence (1935-2010)
11. Event Records (ca.1930-2009)
12. Financial Records (1966-2007)
13. Policy and Procedures (1942-2006)
14. Facility Records (1966-2007)
15. Rectors and teaching staff papers and information files (1943-2001)
16. Pamphlets and Newspaper Clippings (ca.1940-2010)
17. Publications (1937-2008)
18. Photographs and albums (ca.1930-2007)

The file consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and St. Joseph's College and includes documentation that sheds light on the relationship between the Christian Brothers, the Basilian Fathers, and the University of Alberta who have operated the College since its foundation in 1924.

The file consist of correspondence, meeting minutes (primarily of the Board of Govenors), executive committee records, statutes and other governance documents, financal records (including the Minutes of the Finance Committee, annual financial statements and Development Committee Minutes) and other miscellaneous documents.

The file is arranged into the following folders:

1-8-6-1 : Miscellaneous Historical Documents
1-8-6-2 : General Correspondence (1924-2012)
1-8-6-3 : Board of Governors Records (1929-2012)
1-8-6-4 : Executive Committee Records (1985-1999)
1-8-6-5 : Statues and other Governance Documents
1-8-6-6 : Presidents Search Committee Records (1982-1996)
1-8-6-7 : Finance Committee Records (1984-2012)
1-8-6-8 : Newman Club Records (1943-1978)
1-8-6-9 : Campus Ministry Records (1973-2003)
1-8-6-10 : Bioethics Center Records (1989-2002)

This photograph depicts the mural at the entrance of St. Brendan School of St. Brendan the Navigator and Leif Eriksson.

This photograph depicts Sister V. Mossey, SOS, with the Religious Correspondence school.

The file consists of records related to various issues and concerns raised by the Catholic education system in Alberta and consists primarily of correspondence.

The sub-sub-series is arranged into the following files:

1.1.8.5.1 : Home Schooling
1.1.8.5.2 : Virtual Schools (no documents)
1.1.8.5.3 : Shared facilities
1.1.8.5.4 : Homosexual concerns
1.1.8.5.5 : Transgender issues (no documents)

The file consists of files that document the actions and activities of university chaplains in the Archdiocese. These files focus on chaplains serving at NAIT.

The subseries consists of records that document the relationship between the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton and the Sacred Congregation includes records related to the roman curia, sacred congregations, tribunals, pontifical councils, pontifical commissions, pontifical committees, institutes connected with the holy sees, institutes of graduate studies in Rome and seminaries and national college in Rome.

The file consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and includes reports and correspondence as well as documents related to conferences organized by the confraternity.

The file consists of records that document the approaches to religious education employed by the Archdiocese and includes correspondence and resource materials focused on particular issues and topics such as confirmation, first communion and first confession. In addition the file consists of records that document initiatives developed by the Archdiocese to provide religious education such as the Rural Catechetical Team (1972-1984). Finally the file also includes the records of the Western Conference of Catholic Religious Education (1968-2003).

The file consists of files that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and various seminaries across Canada and in the United States where seminarians studying for the Archdiocese of Edmonton have been educated. This sub-series consists primarily of correspondence and is arranged into the following files:

3.5.1 : Holy Heart Seminary (Halifax)
3.5.2 : St. Peter's Seminary (London)
3.5.3 : Christ the King Seminary (Mission)
3.5.4 : Le Grande Seminary de Montreal
3.5.5 : Le Grande Seminary d'Ottawa
3.5.6 : Le Grande Seminary du Quebec
3.5.7 : St. Pius X Seminary (Saskatoon)
3.5.8 : St. Francis Xavier Seminary (Ontario)
3.5.9 : St. Augustin's Seminary (Toronto)