A letter from Sister Mary Michel to members of the Diocesan Pastoral Council concerning election of people to the first National Advisory Council to the United States Catholic Administrative Board.
A letter to Father Joseph Showfety and members of the Advisory Council about meeting to discuss how to help the Father with the Our Lady of the Hills Camp.
The report given to the Diocesan Pastoral Council by members of the camp committee (including Joseph El-Khouri) containing suggestions of how to help the director of the church camp.
A letter from Sister Mary to Diocesan Pastoral Advisory Council Members (Joseph El-Khouri) reminding them of an upcoming meeting and other Church business.
Minutes from a meeting of the Diocesan Pastoral Council (of which Joseph El-Khouri was a member) including a progress report from the "Respect Life" committee.
Copy of meeting minutes sent to Joseph El-Khouri of the Diocese of Charlotte's Diocesan Pastoral Council minutes. They met at the Catholic Center in Charlotte, NC.
Typed letter with instructions to leaders in the Church about how to carry out the "Respect Life Program" in their parish. The booklet mentioned in the letter is missing.
Bishop of Charlotte Michael J. Begley sends the program for the First Diocesan Assembly of the Diocese of Charlotte. The event was hosted by Sacred Heart College.
The Constitution of the Diocese of Charlotte's Pastoral Council includes various rules and statutes to guide the council, its organization, and its functions.
An article about the finalists in competition to win the Bishop S. Walters Award, awarded for distinguished volunteer service to the Church in North Carolina.
A photograph of Monsignor Tobiya Dahdah, Namtallah Hobeiche's first cousin. Tobiya Dahdah was the pastor of the St. Anthony of Padua Church in Cincinnati, Ohio circa 1910s.
A photograph of the exterior of Monastre De L'Annonciation, the el Khazen convent in Zouk, Lebanon where Adla Hobeiche was a postulant until she was married. Photograph taken circa 2005.
A photograph of a priest, writing may be Persian and reads 'The mysticism of Naba Abhar does not threaten the person who prays with the nectar barrier'
