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Item is an example of a medal produced by the Knights, side A features and image of the bust of Ven. Fr. Michael McGivney and side B features an image of the Knight's symbol.

The file includes invitations, congratulatory letters, correspondence, notes, and other miscellaneous documents related to the celebration of Archbishop O'Leary's Silver Jubilee (25 years as a priest) celebrated in 1926.

Item is an example of a episcopal ring worn by Archbishop O'Leary. Includes and image of a cross.

Item is an example of a Protestant style Communion Cup used during services. It has a small base, thin stem and wide cup. It may have been used durning Catholic Mass.

Item is an example of a plain silver ciborium which would have been used during mass.

Item is an example of a plain ciborium without a stem.

Item is an example of a ciborium with a leaf motif engraved into the base and stem, and lid.

Item is an example of a chalice used during Mass. It has light detailing, with some leaf motif on the base, stem and cup.

Item is an example of a chalice which would be used during Mass. It has a very simple design with only a simple cross at the base and a tulip shaped cup. Probability pre-Vatican II. Paten is not necessarily matching.

Item is an example of a chalice used during Mass. Chalice is silver with a simple cross on the outer base.

Item is an example of a chalice used during Mass. It has an inscription on the inter base which reads " Oeuvre Apostolique" and was used by the apostlic delegate on his visit to the Archdiocese of Edmonton in the 1980s.

This is a photograph of the sign for St. Theresa's church in Lumni, Alberta.

This is a photograph of the sign for St. Margaret church at Hastings Lake, Alberta.

This is a photograph of the sign for St. Theresa Church in Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta.

This is a photograph of a group shoveling snow outside at the Holy Heart seminary.

The series includes two manuscript copies of Archbishop Emil Legals publication "Short Stketchs of the History of the Church in Central Alberta." The manuscript copies include additions and editorial marks.

This is a photograph of the upper deck of the British cruise ship in Naples. Archbishop MacNeil met the captain of this ship while he was studying Italian in Perugia one summer and he visited the ship for a few days

This is a photograph of a captain of a British cruise ship in Naples whom Archbishop MacNeil met while he was studying Italian in Perugia one summer. Archbishop MacNeil visited his ship for a few days