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This photograph depicts Archbishop MacNeil standing with Mayor Bill Smith and Maureen Smith at the CHAAA Annual Convention.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of the Catholic Mission of St. Charles located in Mearns, Alberta and consists of general correspondence (1919-1995), annual reports (1919-1964), annual statistical reports (1965-1974), annual financial reports (1989-2004), as well as newspaper articles, pamphlets and other miscellaneous records.

One medal, possibly brozen, with the following inscription on side A "Mater Misericorida Pontificum Collegium Urbanum Propagada Fide" and an image of an angle on side B.

One medal, possibly brozne, with the following inscription "Pivs XI Pontifes Masimvs III" and the bust of pope pius XI on side A, and the following inscription "Oratorum Sancti petri" and an image of St. Peters Basilica on side B.

Item is an example of a medal with the image of Saint María Maravillas de Jesús. Side A includes the following inscription: "BEATA MADRE MARAVILLAS DE JESUS." Side B includes the following inscription: "LO QUE DIOS QUIERA... CERRO DE LOS ANGELES... LA ALDEHUELA... BEATIFICADA POR JUAN PABLO II EL 10-V-1998". Side A includes the image of Saint María Maravillas de Jesús while Side B includes the image of the Papal crest, a cross, Jesus and 2 buildings.

One gold medallion which includes the inscription on side A "Sia Lonata IL, S.S. Sacramento" and the following inscription on side B "Maria Concetta Senza Peccato."

The series contains medal, pins and other signs of office in the current archives holdings, and includes the following episcopal rings, pectoral crosses, pocket watch, silver medals for various occasions, bronze medals for various occasions, pins all around the happenings of Alberta and her history. Many of the items are not dated.

The item contains one media kit, released by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, for the arrival of Pope John Paul II. It includes background historical information of the catholic church, and the Pope.