Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters
The OLVM Collection contains the archives and records of Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters and their missions and ministries in the United States since their founding in 1922, and in Bolivia from 1967 to 2008.
Mission, Service & Faith
The Collection includes information about the Catechists and 👉Sisters who are dedicated to living and working among the poor, marginalized, and underserved, focusing on education, social justice, and pastoral ministry.
Materials encompass manuscript materials, correspondence, photographs, publications, and audiovisual records documenting the congregation's missions across the American Southwest, Midwest, and Bolivia.
Active Ministries
OLVM Sisters prioritize addressing needs through their ministry, whether through active engagement in prayer. They remain committed to the core issues that define their mission, to "Always go to the poor first."
Advocacy
OLVM Sisters are committed to supporting those experiencing oppression or marginalization. They work to 👉 promote justice, focusing on the poor, immigrants, and for women. 👉 Their advocacy includes equal rights, better working conditions, and fair treatment, along with many other issues.
The Missionary Catechist
Published by Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters from December 1924 through October 1964. These monthly issues document the congregation's catechetical missions, service to impoverished communities, and the daily lives of the Missionary Catechists. 304 issues have been digitized and are available for browsing.
Paintings, Watercolors & Prints
Non-textual materials including photographs, audiovisual recordings, artwork, and digital media documenting the congregation's history, activities, and members. Organized by format and subject. 31 items digitized.
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Explore the Full Collection
Access the complete finding aid, browse all 304 digitized issues of The Missionary Catechist, and discover the full scope of the OLVM archives.