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The series includes newsletters created by the Oblates in Western Canada History Project which were created to inform interested parties of the progress of the project. In addition the bulletin includes important information about the history of many Oblates who served in The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Partick's Parish located in Bulwark, Alberta, and consists of general correspondence and other miscellaneous documents.

The file consists of copies of burial permits used by Edmonton Catholic Cemetery staff to manage with the burials at their four locations. Permits are arranged in chronological order (and should be duplicated in the records of the Province of Alberta).

The file also includes folders of burial application forms (1944-1956) and disinter-reinter permits.

The file consists of burial plot books and memorial books indicating the actual location of burial of an individual.

The series consists of burial permits for funerals/burials that took place at St. Anne Parish in the 2000's.

The sub subseries consists of duplicate Burial registers and/or photocopies (1879-2013).

Rural mission parishes and the central rural parish that served them can be determined from a Mission cross reference list in archives.

Please note the following:
Rev. Walter Laliberty has a separate file with burial register (1993-2001) and burial permits (1993-1999).
Funeral Homes file contains burial permits (1999-2002).
Our Lady Queen of Poland file contains burial permits.

Newman Theological College (NTC) had a chapel that was used as the Light of Christ community from1994-2000. Archives hold the original register.

Eritrean Catholic Community (Ge'ez Rite) original combination register in Archives (J2-2-6).

Resurrection, St. Michael, St. Michael-Resurrection was again renamed Church of the Resurrection in 2013.
Namao contains burials of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).
Winterburn renamed Enoch in 1991.
Hobbema renamed Maskwacis in 2014.
Lac Ste. Anne includes Alexis and Paul Band. Alexis Reserve also has a separate file.
Enoch includes Alexander. Also see separate file for RQB- Alexander Reserve.
Clandonald and Derwent in same register.
Devon, Calmar and Nisku in same register. Calmar has separate register from 2007-2013.
Rocky Mountain House includes Caroline and Evergreen. Evergreen has separate register from 2006-2013

The file consists of correspondence related to burses and legacy donations received by the Archdiocese as a means of providing funding and support for diocesan activities. Since the establishment of the Development Office documents of a similar nature are now files in 1.5.16 or 1.8.12.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Anthony Parish located in Busby Alberta, and consists of general correspondence (1932-1980), Annual reports (1938-1966), and annual financial reports (1990-2004).

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Joseph Mission located in Cadogan, Alberta and consists of general correspondence and other miscellaneous records.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Clement Mission located in Cadomin, Alberta and also includes records which pertain to the administration and management of several smaller missions located in the same area including but not limited to Coalspur and Mountain Park.

The file consists of general correspondence (1924-1992) and some annual reports (1921-1957).

This is a photograph of the cake for the 90th Anniversary celebration of Holy Trinity Mission in Nisku.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Catherine Mission located in Calahoo and includes general correspondence (1887-1980), annual reports (1958-1966), and annual financial reports (1989-2004).

The series consists of monthly and annual calendars of Archbishop Richard Smith which document his many appointments, meetings, conferences, speaking engagements, masses and other events.

Series consists of printouts of Microsoft Outlook Calendar.

The series consists of the weekly, monthly and daily calendars of Archbishop Collins documenting his personal and professional appointments, events, activities, and responsibilities dating from his time as priest, Bishop of the Diocese of St. Paul and Archbishop of the Diocese of Edmonton. The calendars are arranged chronologically.

The series consists of calendars, day planners and agendas used by Archbishop MacNeil to organize his various appointments and includes both personal appointments (doctors appointments and hair cuts) and professional appointments (masses, meetings, committees, trips, funerals, weddings, confirmations etc.). Dating from 1961, the year the Archbishop was appointed to St. Francis Xavier University and continuing through to the present this series provides a comprehensive view of the actions and activities of the Bishop through his various titles and positions (Bishop of St. John, Archbishop of Edmonton, and Emeritus Archbishop of Edmonton).

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Margaret Mary Mission located in Calmar, Alberta and includes general correspondence (1953-1999), annual statistical reports (1965-1981), annual financial reports (1950-2004), and other miscellaneous documents including newspaper clippings.

This collection of images includes photographs from Camp training for one of the Archdiocean camps. Archbishop Collins is included in images.

The fonds consists of records which document the activities of Camp Encounters from the time that the Board of Directors was created in 1980 and consists of the administrative and operational records of the camp.

The fonds includes meetings of meetings, correspondences, financial records, annual reports, job descriptions, newsletters, facility reports and other miscellaneous records. The fonds also includes records which document the involvement of Camp Encounters with the Edmonton North West Bingo Association and other funding agencies and programs.

The fonds is arranged into the following series:

1. General Administrative Records (1980-2002)
2. Financial Records (1983-2002)
3. Event Records and Programing Records (1985-2004)
4. Facilities Records (1983-2002)
5. Edmonton Northwest Bingo Association Records (1989-2006)
6. Miscellaneous Records (ca. 1980)