Primarily consists of mixtapes created by Doug Lang, which span many genres of music, including classical, folk, jazz, and pop. Often a track list is included with the cassette, as well as original artwork. Series also contains ephemera such as event fliers and programs of musical groups Celtic Thunder and The Fast Flying Vestibule, of which Irish-American poet, writer, and musician Terence Winch was a founding member.

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Composed mainly of Ducey's correspondence, much of which concerns personal matters and the Liturgical Movement, specifically Liturgical Weeks in 1950 and 1968. Ducey's letters to his mother include detailed descriptions of his early formation and time spent with Benedictine communities in Scotland, Italy, and Israel. Also includes some photographs of abbeys in England, Ireland, Italy, and the United States, and four audio recordings of Ducey's addresses and radio broadcasts.

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Composed mainly of Ducey's correspondence, much of which concerns personal matters and the Liturgical Movement, specifically Liturgical Weeks in 1950 and 1968. Ducey's letters to his mother include detailed descriptions of his early formation and time spent with Benedictine communities in Scotland, Italy, and Israel. Also includes some photographs of abbeys in England, Ireland, Italy, and the United States, and four audio recordings of Ducey's addresses and radio broadcasts.

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Primarily consists of mixtapes created by Doug Lang, which span many genres of music, including classical, folk, jazz, and pop. Often a track list is included with the cassette, as well as original artwork. Series also contains ephemera such as event fliers and programs of musical groups Celtic Thunder and The Fast Flying Vestibule, of which Irish-American poet, writer, and musician Terence Winch was a founding member.

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Composed mainly of Ducey's correspondence, much of which concerns personal matters and the Liturgical Movement, specifically Liturgical Weeks in 1950 and 1968. Ducey's letters to his mother include detailed descriptions of his early formation and time spent with Benedictine communities in Scotland, Italy, and Israel. Also includes some photographs of abbeys in England, Ireland, Italy, and the United States, and four audio recordings of Ducey's addresses and radio broadcasts.

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Lecture by Placid Jordan, OSB, reporter for NCWC especially appointed to cover the Second Vatican Council in Rome. Recorded at Benet Lake, Wisconsin, for the monks of St. Benedict's Abbey.

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Consists of recordings of readings performed by Harvey, as well as readings of his prose and poetry by others on programs such as RTÉ's Sunday Miscellany. Also includes addresses and speeches delivered and written by Harvey, and interviews conducted with Harvey.

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Consists of recordings of readings performed by Harvey, as well as readings of his prose and poetry by others on programs such as RTÉ's Sunday Miscellany. Also includes addresses and speeches delivered and written by Harvey, and interviews conducted with Harvey.

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