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Item is an example of a frame reliquary made of wood and painted gold to give the impression it is a sold gold reliquary. The reliquary contains the relics of several saints including a pieces of bone of St. Innocent, a piece of bone of St. Julian, a piece of the tomb from B.V.M, a piece of bone of St. Jane Frances de Chantal, a piece of bone of St. Francis de Sales, a piece of bone of St. Victor, a piece of bone of St. Felix, a piece of bone of St. Reginald, a piece of bone of St. Serverine, a piece of bone of St.Aurelie, a piece of bone of St.Theodore, a piece of bone of St. Felicity of Carthage, and a piece of bone of St. Thuribe. Seal of office is present.

This photograph depicts eleven Franciscan friars standing outside a house in Edmonton, Alberta.

The collection includes a final publication, draft and correspondence regarding changes to "From Snowshoes to Email", a publication about the history of The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton created by Frank Dolphin. The publication spans the early history of the Diocese of St. Albert, the transition to the Archdiocese of Edmonton and contemporary history through 1996.

The file consists a French translation completed by Bishop Grandin of "Instructions of the Holy Office re: Marriage Cases". A note in the file indicates that this translation may have had some influence in the 1917 Code of Canon Law published by the Vatican.

The Fonds includes records which document the business and operational history of the Friars and consists of both business records and ephemeral items which include printed matter (letterhead, invitations, programmes, tickets, etc), scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, photographs, albums, a wooden guestbook, and party souvenirs, including a cookbook and assorted glassware.

In addition the Administrative files include records donated by Allan Wachowich. These records document Wachowich’s relationship and contribution to the Friars’ between 1970 and 1975.

Additional large three-dimensional objects related to the Friars can also be found in the basement of the PAO in the Friars’ room.

The Fonds is arranged into the following two series:

1. Administrative Records (1970-2008)
2. Printed Materials and Ephemera (1970-2013)

The file consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and The Friars and includes correspondence and invitations to annual events hosted by the Friars to raise money for priests education.

This is a set of two different photographs of friends of Archbishop MacNeil's sister.

This is a photograph of the funeral mass for Reverend William O'Farrell in St. Andrew's church.