This is a group photograph of ten Basilian fathers at St. Joseph's College. Included in the photograph are: Reverend Clifford Crawley (superior), Reverend N. Canning, Reverend Mitchell Dowalgo, Reverend J. Frank Firth, Reverend Brian D. Inglis, Reverend John B. Janisse, Reverend D. Gordon MacDonald, Reverend Russell Pendergast, Reverend P. Wallace Platt, and Mr. Paul Walsh.

This is a group photograph of Salesian Fathers at a retreat. From left to right: Reverends B. Gilliece, Joseph Ho, M. Rosso, M. Gombos, Luc Lantagne, J. Hamor, J. Occhio, and David Dickinson.

The series consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and the various communities of Men and Women Religious that have been active in parishes, hospitals, schools, and other ministries in the Archdiocese of Edmonton and includes correspondence and other miscellaneous records.

The sub-series consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and the various communities of religious brothers that have been active in ministry in the Archdiocese and consists primarily of correspondence of an administrative nature about the various ministries the priests are active in (such as schools, as chaplains, service at parishes, etc). In addition the records contain information about individual priests including information about their education, positions in the church, and active ministries.

The sub-series is arranged into the following files:

4.3.1 : Brothers of the Christian Schools (FSC) - closed
4.3.2: Brothers of Our Lady of Lourdes - closed
4.3.3: Congregation de la Sainte-Famille
4.3.4: Brothers of Charity

The sub-series consists of records that document the relationship between the Archdiocese and the various communities of Men Religious (religious priests) that have been active in ministry in the Archdiocese and consists primarily of correspondence of an administrative nature about the various ministries the priests are active in (such as schools, as chaplains, service at parishes, etc). In addition the records contain information about individual priests including information about their education, positions in the church, and active ministries.

The sub-series is arranged into the following files:

4.2.1 : Basilians (CSB)
4.2.2.: Basilians (OSBM) - closed
4.2.3 : Benedictines (OSB) - closed
4.2.4: Canons Regular of the Immaculate Conception (CRIC) - closed
4.2.5: Dominicans (OP)
4.2.6: Franciscans (OFM)
4.2.7: Franciscans of the Atonement (SA) - closed
4.2.8: Holy Cross Fathers (CSC) - closed
4.2.9: Spiritians (CSSp)
4.2.10: Jesuit Fathers (SJ)
4.2.11: Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) - closed
4.2.12: Oblates (OMI)
4.2.13: Pallotine Fathers (SAC)
4.2.14: Passionist Fathers (CP) - closed
4.2.15: Premonstratensians (OProm) - closed
4.2.16: Priests of Saint Mary of Tinchebray (PSM) - closed
4.2.17: Priests of the Sacred Heart (SCJ) - closed
4.2.18: Redemptorists (CSsR)
4.2.19: Salesians (SDB)
4.2.20: Scalabrini Fathers (SC) - closed
4.2.21: Scarborough Foreign Missions (SFM) - closed
4.2.22: Society of Divine Worship (SVD) - closed
4.2.23: Sons of Mary Immaculate (FMI) - closed
4.2.24: Suplicians (pss)
4.2.25: Missionaries of Africa (MAfr) - closed
4.2.26: La Communate de Saint Jean (FJ)
4.2.27: Piarist Fathers (Sch.P)
4.2.28: Legionaries of Christ (LC)
4.2.29: Companions of the Cross (CC)
4.2.30: Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP)
4.2.31: Sons of Mary Mother of Mercy (Smmm)
4.2.32: Salvatorians (SCS)
4.2.33: Sons of Immaculate Conception (CFIC)
4.2.34: Missionaries of the Holy Family (MSF)
4.2.35: Society of Divine Saviour (SDJ) - closed
4.2.36: Heralds of the Good News (HGN)
4.2.37: Missionary Society of St. Thomas (MST)