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The file contains correspondence and other records which provide information about the location of Church in the Archdiocese of Edmonton.

The subseries consists of correspondence, meetings, newspaper clippings, and other miscellaneous records which document the actions and activities of the Church Site Committee. The Committee was active from 1973-1992. Its primary goal was to plan for the establishment of new parishes as many cities with the boundaries of the Archdiocese of Edmonton expanded in both population and geographical size. The committee relied heavily on church site descriptions complied in the 1950s of all active parishes in the Archdiocese.

The file contains correspondence and other records related to the development and growth of Millwoods (a sub-division of Edmonton) and the potential need to build a Catholic Church in that community. The file also contains correspondence and other related to the shifting demographics within the City of Edmonton and the future of many of the inner-city Parishes in Edmonton.

The file contains information on all church sites located on Indian Reserves within the boundaries of the Archdiocese of Edmonton including Alexander Reserve, Alexis Reserve, Hobbema, Paul Band Reserve, Enoch Band Reserve and others.

This is a white satin ciborium veil.

The file contains handwritten and typed copies of circular letters composed by Rt. Rev. Legal during his time as Bishop of St. Albert and Archbishop of Edmonton. The file also contains an index to the letters compiled by Sr. Cecil during her time as archivist.

The file contains handwritten copies of circular letters composed by Rt. Rev. Legal during his time as Bishop of St. Albert. The file contains a short index to each letter compiled by Sr. Cecil during her time as archivist.

The series consists of circular letters and pastoral letters composed by Archbishop Jordan during his time as Archbishop of Edmonton to communicate to priests and parishioners across the Archdiocese on a variety of pastoral and administrative topics and issues.

The file contains handwritten copies of circular letters composed by Rt. Rev. Legal during his time as Bishop of St. Albert. These letters are specifically addressed to Oblate priests and include important information to the many Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate who were working and living in Alberta at the time.

The subseries consists of parish records from all city parishs currently active in the city of Edmonton as well as parishes which have closed. The subseries includes general correspondence, reports of various kinds, published materials including but not limited to bulletins, notices, pamphlets and brochures, newspaper clippings and other miscellaneous records which document the administrative relationship between the parishes and the Archdiocese.

The file contains correspondence and maps which pertain to boundary changes to the territorial parishes within the city of Edmonton.

The series consist of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and the three levels of Government in Canada, Federal, Provincial and Municipal and includes correspondence related to a variety of topics and subjects of interest to the Archdiocese including health, education, first nations peoples, justice, human rights, immigration, and culture.

The series is arranged into the following sub-series:

2.1 : Federal Government
2.2 : Provincial Government
2.3 : City of Edmonton
2.4 : Other Municipalities

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Andrew Mission located in Clandonald, Alberta and general correspondence and annual reports.

The file contains records which pertain to the administration and management of St. Columba located in Clandonald, Alberta and includes general correspondence (1925-2002), annual reports (1929-1964), annual statistical reports (1965-1989), annual pastoral reports (1980-1989), and other miscellaneous records.

This photograph depicts six priests from the class of 1960 kneeling at St. Joseph Cathedral.