When I sent off the 16mm film of the Canonization of St. Julie Billiart to be digitized, I had no idea what was on the film. To my surprise, there was no sound and was only 12 minutes long. Though filmed on June 22nd, 1969, it seems much older, perhaps because it is silent.
To view the film, click here.
A little over 8 minutes into the film, the camera lingers on 3 of the Sisters of Notre Dame’s Superiors–Sister Loretto Julia Carroll, Sister Mary Linscott and Mere Josepha de St. Francois.
Do you know the source of this stained glass image? I’d like permission to use this on our website. I represent a school founded by SND.
By: Carrie Hilmer on April 9, 2018
at 5:31 pm
This image came from Mount Notre Dame in Ohio. You are free to use the image.
By: newenglandarchivist on April 9, 2018
at 5:58 pm
May I also have permission to use this image, perhaps on the cover of a book I’m republishing on St. Julie?
By: Mary Kathleen Glavich, SND on October 28, 2020
at 2:17 pm
Yes, of course. I’ll look forward to reading it when it’s published.
Nancy
By: newenglandarchivist on October 28, 2020
at 3:36 pm