Exhibits
Exhibits
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View Exhibits →Welcome to the HARC Archives Website This website provides access to HARC’s archival collections, finding aids, digital materials, exhibits, and research resources. For general information about The Heritage & Research Center, at Saint Mary's, its mission, programs, and institutional website, visit HARCSM.org .
Visit the Main HARC Website → Preserving the Living Legacy
of Catholic Women Religious
The Heritage and Research Center at Saint Mary’s (HARC) preserves archives of ten Catholic women religious congregations. It offers finding aids, digitized photos, publications, artifacts, and records about their ministries in education, health care, missionary work, social justice, and community service across the U.S. and beyond. Located in Notre Dame, Indiana, HARC connects researchers, communities, students, and the public with the legacy of women religious.
The HARC Archives website is the public research portal for the Heritage &
Research Center providing access to finding aids, digital collections,
exhibits, and resources documenting ten congregations of Catholic women religious.
Ten Congregations Represented in the Heritage & Research Center.
Archives + Access Finding aids, digital objects, names access, and public research pathways in one developing system.
Mission-driven Built to preserve the history, ministries, and lived witness of Catholic sisters and their communities.
Ten Congregations
Congregation Collections
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Exhibits
Resources
Resources
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About HARC
About HARC
Learn about HARC’s facility, founding congregations, collaborative mission, and staff.
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HARC’s collections serve researchers, congregational communities, students, and the public. Contact us to plan a visit, ask a research question, explore available materials, or help sustain the preservation of these remarkable histories.
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