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This is a photograph of the blessing of Mary Help of Christians Chinese Catholic Church.

This is a photograph of Archbishop MacNeil celebrating mass at the blessing of Mary Help of Christians Chinese Catholic Church.

This is a card sent by Pope John Paul II to Archbishop MacNeil. "To the Most Reverend Joseph A. MacNeil, Archbishop of Edmonton, on the joyful occasion of his fortieth anniversary of priestly ordination, I cordially impart my Apostolic Blessing as a pledge of grace and peace in our Lord Jesus Christ. From the Vatican, 17 March 1988."

Item is an example of a medal made for the beatification of Blessed Louis Zephirun Moreau. Side A includes an image of the bust of Blessed Louis Zephrium Morean, side B includes an image of his Bishop's crest.

Item is an example of a medal produce for the Beatification of Elena Guerra.

Item is an example of a Saint medal for the beatification of Blessed Cardinal Alonysius Stepinac. Side A includes an image of the bust of Cardinal Stepinac and side B includes an image of Mary with Child, a dome and two churchs.

The file contains copies of blank forms used by the Tribunal for a variety of inquiries including, petition for complete radical sanation, request for a tribunal study, petition for a declaration of nullity, consent for release from professional secrecy, and an oath before testimony form.

Item is an example of a tunicle that would be worn by a sub-deacon during Mass.

Item is an example of a dalmatic worn by a deacon during Mass. This dalmatica is black with purple bands and golden stitch throughout.

Item is an example of a dalmatic that would be worn by a deacon during Mass.

Item is an example of a cope, it has a silver "IHS" applique and is surrounded by a flower/vine motif.

Item is an example of cope with lamb images on the golden bands.

Item is an example of a Neo-Gothic style chasuble commonly used in the post-Vatican II era. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front-side of the chasuble is plain, the back-side includes an image of the "Alpha and Omega" symbol.

Item is an example of a Neo-Gothic Style chasuble commonly used after the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front-side of the chasuble is simple and includes a band of purple. The back-side of the chasuble is also simple, but includes a picture of the Virgin Mary in the centre.

Item is an example of a cassock that a child would wear for altar-serving before 1970.

Item is an example of a cassock that a cleric would wear before 1970.

Item is an example of a cassock that a child would wear for altar-serving before 1970.

Item is an example of a Roman-style chasuble pre-Vatican II. The black colour indicates that this chasuble would have been worn for offices of the dead and on Good Friday. The front of the chasuble includes an embroidered cross. The back includes an embroidered "Chi Rho" sign as well as the symboles for "Alpha" and "Omega."

Item is an example of a dalmatic and diaconal stole that would be worn by a Deacon during Mass.