Mary Agnes Curran, OSF Papers, 1966-2006.

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Mary Agnes Curran, OSF Papers, 1966-2006.

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The Mary Agnes Curran, OSF Papers consist of material relating to Mary Agnes's life and service with communities in Nicaragua, Oaxaca, Mexico, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. These documents include personal items, correspondence, newsletters and newspaper articles, and photographs.

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