Joan Frances Crowley, BVM papers, 1967-1996.

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Joan Frances Crowley, BVM papers, 1967-1996.

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The Joan Frances Crowley, BVM Papers contain materials related to Sr. Joan Frances friendship with Svetlana Allilueva Peters from 1987 until 1996. The bulk of the collection consists of the letters written by Svetlana, who used the name Lana Peters, to Sr. Joan Frances. The letters discuss Svetlana's visit to Mundelein College and her views on Catholicism, Marxism, and Russia/the Soviet Union.

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Born April 4, 1919, Chicago, Illinois; died October 6, 2009, Dubuque, Iowa. Joan Frances Crowley, BVM was born Dorothy Helen Crowley to Helen Newell Crowley and Sydney Crowley. She entered the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary on September 8, 1939. Sr. Joan Frances attended St. Ignatius Grade School and Immaculata High School and earned her bachelors degree from the College of Great Falls in Montana in 1946. She earned her masters degree from Marquette University in 1954 and joined t...

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