Showing 6247 results

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop O'Leary and members of the McInerney family including George and Henry, two of Archbishop O'Leary's nephews.

The file contains correspondence between the Archdiocese and the National Research Council of Canada.

The file contains correspondence between Bishop Legal and members of the O'Neill family (relatives of Bishop Legal).

The file contains copies of incoming and outgoing correspondence between the Archbishops and Prime Ministers of Canada. A general folder dated from 1920-1958 includes general correspondence. As well, each Prime Minister has an individual folder containing correspondence, John A. MacDonald (1880-1890), Sir Wilfred Laurier (1896-1917), Sir Robert Borden (1903-1917), Pierre E. Trudeau (1978-1984), Brian Mulroney (1984-1993), Kim Campbell (1993) and Jean Chretien (1993). Correspondence with other Prime Ministers can be found in Box D6-3-1 in a file titled "1.2.1.1 Canada General Correspondence."

The file contains correspondence between the Archdiocese and the Privy Council and includes two folders, the first containing documents related to the Ownership of the Church in Opal and the second folder containing documents related to the Bishop of Vancouver Island.

The file contains correspondence between Bishop Legal and members of the Touze family.

The file contains correspondence between the Alberta Regional Tribunal and The Ukrainian Eparchy regarding administrative and management issues shared by the two Tribunals.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop Jordan the Vicar General Rev. E. Donahoe of the Archdiocese of Edmonton regarding a variety of administrative, operational, and pastoral matters.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop MacDonald and Rev. William Carleton between 1940 and 1965 during the time that Rev. Carleton served as the Vicar General for the Archdiocese of Edmonton.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop Jordan the Vice Chancellor, Rev. Crough, of the Archdiocese of Edmonton regarding a variety of administrative, operational, and pastoral matters.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop Jordan the Vice Chancellor, Rev. Laisnez, of the Archdiocese of Edmonton regarding a variety of administrative, operational, and pastoral matters.

The file contains correspondence between Bishop Legal and his friend Theodore Casinier.

The file includes correspondence between the Archdiocese of Edmonton and various Ukrainian Eparchies from across Canada including Winnipeg Eparchy, Saskatoon Eparchy, Toronto Eparchy, New Westminster Eparchy, and the Edmonton Eparchy regarding a number of administrative, pastoral, spiritual, and personal matters.

The file contains copies of correspondence between the Archdiocese various Dominion Government Immigration Agents including Rev. J.M. Boucher (1917-1922), Rev. O. Corbeil (1905-1907), Rev. A. Ethier (1906-1913), Rev. A. Lepage (1926-1927), Rev. Jean Baptist Morin (1891-1900), Rev. J.A. Ouellette (1908-1914), Rev. J.A. Normandeau (1915-1923) and Rev. J. O'Sullivan (1922-1927).

The file contains correspondence between Bishop Legal various members of the Legal family including Charles Legal, Albert Legal, Ernest Legal, and Joseph Legal.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop O'Leary and various shipping companies regarding various transportation needs of the Archdiocese and its priests.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop O'Leary and the White Star Dominon Line regarding various transportation needs of the Archdiocese and its priests.

The file contains correspondence between Archbishop O'Leary and William J. Emerson a long-time friend of the Archbishop.

The file contains correspondence between the Archdiocese and the Department of Railways and Canals on a variety of topics of mutual interest.

The file contains copies of correspondence between the Archdiocese and staff of the Dominion Lands Office on various topics related to land, immigration and settlement of the Catholic population of Western Canada.