sample Paul Hanly Furfey An inventory of the Paul Hanly Furfey Papers at The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives Finding aid prepared by William John Shepherd. The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 2011

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Finding aid encoded by William John Shepherd on 2011 EnglishEnglish, French Descriptive Summary The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives 1803(1896-1992)1992 Msgr. Paul Hanly Furfey Paul Hanly Furfey Papers 171 linear feet; 136 boxes Monsignor Furfey (1896-1992) was a provocative Catholic sociologist from Cambridge, Massachusetts. He was educated at Boston College, St. Mary's University, and The Catholic University of America (CUA), where he obtained a doctorate. Ordained in 1922, he taught at Trinity College (DC), the National Catholic School of Social Service, and CUA where he headed the Sociology Department, 1934-1963. He served as Co-Director of CUA's Bureau of Social Research and the Center for Child Development; Associate Director of D.C. Catholic Charities and the Juvenile Delinquency Project in New York; president of the American Catholic Sociological Society, and was a co-founder of Fides and Il Poverello settlement houses. His voluminous papers contain correspondence, reference and research material, student notes and papers, photographs and other memorabilia, financial records, and printed material reflecting decades of education, religion, and social activism from a Catholic intellectual and spiritual perspective. 139 English, French, Latin Biographical Note

Monsignor Paul Hanly Furfey was born on 30 June 1896 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to James Arthur Furfey and Margaret Connell Hanly. His elementary education was at St. Mary's and St. Paul's Parochial schools in Cambridge, 1902-1909, followed by secondary education at Boston College High School, 1909-1913. For higher education, he attended Boston College, 1913-1917, where he received an A.B.; was a Knights of Columbus Fellow at The Catholic University of America (CUA), 1917-1918, specializing in Psychology; went to St. Mary's University in Baltimore, Maryland, receiving a masters of arts degree in 1918; then Theological studies at St. Mary's and the Sulpician Seminary in Washington, D.C., 1918-1922. He also served as acting Assistant Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Baltimore in the summer of 1922.

He returned to CUA, 1922 to 1926, pursuing on a doctorate with major work in Sociology and minor work in Psychology and Biology. His 1926 dissertation, The Gang Age, was a study of preadolescent boys at St. Martin's School for Boys. He also studied medicine in Berlin and Frankfurt from 1931 to 1932, obtained an L.L.D. from Duquesne University in 1944, and an L.H.D. from St. John's University in New York in 1969.

Furfey was ordained in 1922 and became a Domestic Prelate in 1958. He joined the CUA faculty as an instructor in 1925, became an Assistant Professor in 1931 and Professor in 1940. He was Acting Head of the Sociology Department from 1934 to 1940 and Head from 1940 to 1963. He also served as Co-Director, along with Thomas J. Harte, of the Department's Bureau of Social Research (BSR) and of CUA's Center for Research in Child Development. In 1936, he was one of the founders, along with Glady Sellew, of Il Poverello House, a settlement house for the poor and homeless on Tenth Street, Northwest, in Washington, D.C.

In 1940, he was the co-founder of another house, Fides House, on Tenth Street, along with Mary Elizabeth Walsh, a former student, fellow Sociology professor, and lifelong friend. Fides House was started as a project in Catholic social activism and study of a deteriorated D.C. neighborhood. The house garnered archdiocesan support and Walsh served as its director until her resignation in 1958. Furfey served as chaplain and member of the board of directors.

Furfey was also involved with several other local organizations and institutions, serving as Assistant Director of Catholic Charities of Washington as well as teaching at Trinity College and at the National Catholic School for Social Service (NCSSS). He also was in New York City as one of two part-time Assistant Directors of the Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project (JDEP) tasked to make a full scale fact finding survey of how public and private agencies could combat juvenile delinquency. At the national level he was President of the American Catholic Sociological Society.

Msgr. Furfey retired in 1966 and became Professor Emeritus, remaining at CUA as a Lecturer and continuing his work at the BSR until 1972. He published numerous articles and books including Fire on the Earth (1936), History of Social Thought (1942), The Scope and Method of Sociology (1953), The Respectable Murderers (1966), and Love and the Urban Ghetto (1974). He received the papal medal Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice in 1958 in recognition of his teaching, research, and writing. He died on June 8, 1992 at Providence Hospital in Washington, D.C.

Scope and Contents

The voluminous Furfey papers contains correspondence, both personal and professional, as well as reference and research material, calendars and address books, student notes and papers, photographs, multi-media material, memorabilia, financial records, and printed material. These papers reflect the decades of educational, religious, and social activist efforts of Msgr. Furfey and Dr. Walsh from a Catholic intellectual and spiritual perspective. The material deposited in the CUA archives was loose and unorganized, often without folders, with much work needed to attempt to separate Furfey material from that of Dr. Walsh. When there was doubt as to authorship, material was retained in the Furfey papers consisting of ten series numbering some 135 record center boxes. The Walsh papers reflect a similar format, but with only seven series and some 37 record center boxes. The Furfey findign aid (collection guide) has been compiled using the minimal processing standards of More Product Less Process (MPLP) that includes not indexing nor replacing all original folders with acid free replacements. However, the plan is to upgrade this findign aid as time and opportunity allow to fully processed status (see Series 2).

Series 1 is Correspondence, 1920-1992, in boxes 1-14. There are two subseries, with the first having personal correspondence dated 1920-1992 and located in boxes 1-4 and the second being professional correspondence dated 1925-1992 stored in boxes 4-14. The latter has a file level index that especially reflects Msgr. Furfey's interaction with peers and students in broad social and intellectual activities as well as personal advancement and achievement. Among the wide range of notable personages he corresponded with are controversial theologian Charles Curran, diplomat Thomas P. Melady, psychiatrist and monk Thomas Verner Moore, poet June Vanleer Williams, and pacifist Gordon Zahn. He was also in contact with social justice advocates Ada Bethune and Dorothy Day of the Catholic Worker as well as Baroness Catherine De Hueck-Doherty of Madonna House. Finally, he was in regular correspondence with fellow CUA sociology professors Thomas J. Harte, William J. Kerby, C. Joseph Nuesse, Gladys Sellew, and Mary Elizabeth Walsh.

Series 2 is Catholic University Sociology Department/Bureau of Social Research (BSR) Records, 1916-1992, in boxes 15-89. This has been divided into two subseries, with the first consisting of records of the Sociology Department, 1928-1980, in boxes 15-22, that entail a variety of material regarding the administration of the department, before, during, and after his tenure as department head, 1934-1963. The second subseries has material of the Bureau of Social Research (BSR), which was created by Furfey and fellow Sociology professor Thomas J. Harte as a facility for contract and grant research. It avoided structure and a statement of specific goals as it was an ongoing experiment that they believed had an important academic role in the training of students by providing them with dissertation topics and Sociological data. A major portion is a mass of reference material, 1916-1992, mostly printed and filed according to an alphabetical code. There are also studies, workshops, and grant project files, including the St. Martin's School for Boys, 1925-1930; the Baltimore Deaf Community Research Project (BDCRP), 1962-1973; Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project (JDEP), 1959-1960; and the Infant Education Research Project (IERP), 1967-1973. Because of their sensitive nature, case files for St. Martin's, the BCDRP, and the IERP are restricted. Finally, there are field work records, including Emmaus House, Friendship House, Madonna House, Il Poverello House, and Fides House. Material for these last two houses have been indexed to the folder level (see below).

Series 3 is Calendars, Address Books, and Related Material, 1932-1981, boxes 90-91. The calendars are mostly small desk ones with notes written in both pen and ink, though there are also the occasional wall calendars present. The address books also include some addresses written in notebooks and on note cards.

Series 4 is Education Records, ca. 1904-1991, boxes 92-94. These are his personal education records divided into two subseries. The first is Furfey's Student Notes and Books, ca. 1905-1931, in boxes 92-93. This includes handwritten notes, notebooks, and early twentieth century text books such as the 1902 edition of Thomas Lawlor's Essentials of American History. The second is Diplomas, Awards, and Honorary Degrees, 1909-1991, in box 94. This is a mix of awards, diplomas, and degrees he earned earlier in his life and awards and honorary degrees he received later. Most of these are rolled up documents in Latin.

Series 5 is Photographs, 1896-1992, in boxes 95-98. These include personal portraits, family photos, and photos of his professional activities.

Series 6 is Phonographs and Audio Tapes, ca. 1930-1992, in boxes 98-99. It has phonograph records, including some that were clearly recreational while others were educational. There are also three audio tapes. One is a 1988 interview with Bruce Lescher. The other two, one from about 1960 and the other from 1992, do not have any indication as to subject.

Series 7 is Genealogy, Artifacts, and Memorabilia, 1803(1896-1980)1980, in boxes 100-101. This includes correspondence, both original and photocopies, as well as notebooks and charts related to both sides of Msgr. Furfey's family. There are also miscellaneous artifacts and memorabilia that include material such as an old coin purse and assorted desk utensils that may have belonged to his parents or other family members.

Series 8 is Postcard, Devotional, Travel, Exhibit, and Map Collections, ca. 1920-1980, in boxes 102-104 and oversize storage. It has a mix of mostly miscellaneous material.

Series 9 is Financial Records, 1887(1920-1992)1992, boxes 105-116. There are personal financial records including income taxes, banking, investments, medical, auto, housing, legal, and miscellaneous.

Series 10 is Publications and Publicity Material, 1914-1992, boxes 117-135. This material reflects Furfey's voluminous writing of books, articles, reviews, and speeches, with the resulting publicity, i.e. commentary and press coverage. Included are unpublished galleys and notes as well as editorial correspondence preserved in addition to the final published versions. There is also a section that has copies of the three magazines for which Furfey served as contributing editor: Preservation of the Faith, Light, and Liturgy and Sociology.

Series 11 is Oversize Material, 1909-1958, n.d., in box 136. This includes Furfey's framed 1926 doctorate degree from CUA, an undated sketch of Il Poverello House, a framed photograph of he and his parents from the 1920s, and bound volumes of The Catholic Worker from 1933-1936.

Arrangement

The Paul Hanly Furfey Papers consists of ten series:

Series 1: Correspondence, 1920-1992, Boxes 1-14 Series 2: Catholic University Sociology Department/Bureau of Social Research Records, 1916-1992, Boxes 15-89 Series 3: Calendars, Address Books, and Related Material, 1932-1981, Boxes 90-91 Series 4: Education Records, ca. 1905-1991, Boxes 92-94 Series 5: Photographs, 1896-1992, Boxes 95-98 Series 6: Phonographs and Audio Tapes, ca. 1930-1992, Boxes 98-99 Series 7: Geneaology, Artifacts, and Memorabilia, 1803(1896-1980)1980, Boxes 100-101 Series 8: Postcard, Devotional, Travel, Exhibit, and Map Collections, ca. 1920-1982, n.d., Boxes 102-104 Series 9: Financial Records, 1887(1920-1992)1992, Boxes 105-116 Series 10: Publications and Publicity Materials, 1914-1992, Boxes 117-135 Series 11: Oversize Material, 1909-1958, n.d., Box 136 Restrictions on Access

The collection is generally open except for restricted case files from Series 2 related to St. Martin's School for Boys, the Baltimore Deaf Community Research Project (BDCRP), the Infant Education Research Project (IERP), Il Povrello House, and Fides House.

Related Material at CUA

National Catholic School of Social Service Records Papers

C. Joseph Nuesse Papers

Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Persons: Bethune, Ada Brophy, Mary Liguori Carey, Graham Curran, Charles Day, Dorothy De Hueck-Doherty, Baroness Catherine Ellis, John Tracy Harte, Thomas J. Kerby, William J. Lundberg, George Melady, Thomas P. Moore, Thomas Verner Murphy, Beatrice Nuesse, C. Joseph Sellew, Gladys Walsh, Mary Elizabeth Williams, June Vanleer Zahn, Gordon Organizations: American Catholic Philosophical Society American Catholic Sociological Society Catholic Association for International Peace Catholic Commission for Intellectual and Cultural Affairs Catholic University of America Catholic Worker National Catholic School of Social Service National Catholic Welfare Conference St. Martin's School for Boys St. Mary's University, Baltimore Sulpician Seminary, Washington, D.C. Places: Baltimore, Maryland Berlin, Germany Boston, Massachusetts Cambridge, Massachusetts Frankfurt, Germany Frederick, Maryland New York, New York Washington, D.C. Subjects: Childhood Education Feminism Pacifism Psychology Race Relations Social Activism Social Work Sociology Acquisition Information

The first deposit of Msgr. Furfey's papers was on August 26, 1983 and entailed correspondence, financial records, and printed material. A month later, September 26, 1984, Msgr. Furfey and fellow Sociology professor, Dr. Mary Elizabeth Walsh, whose papers were also included, signed deed of gift forms which were witnessed by Library Director Eric L. Ormsby and Dr. Anthony Zito. A second accession of records was received on October 16, 1984 and contained mostly correspondence. The third accession was received on April 13, 1987, with a small accession received July 8, 1988 from Brother Bruce Lescher consisting of mostly photocopied correspondence and interviews with Furfey. The fifth accession, received on June 5, 1991, consisted of printed material, scrapbooks, and phonographs. There was another small accession of miscellaneous printed material received July 22, 1991 from former student Edna O’Hearn. The terminal accession, received from Carroll Manor on June 25, 1992 following Msgr. Furfey’s death, included correspondence, memorabilia, genealogy, and financial records. Due to his lifelong professional and personal collaboration with Dr. Walsh, their records were largely intertwined and difficult to separate. The decision was made initially to treat Furfey and Walsh material as two parts of a joint collection, dividing wherever possible. This is reflected in the 1996 series level inventory describing a collection with two parts of parallel organization with much cross-referencing. When there was a doubt as to authorship, material was placed in the Furfey section consisting of ten series numbering some 135 record center boxes. In 2011, the Walsh material was finally separated and set up as an independent collection, reflecting a similar structure to the Furfey papers, but with only seven series and some 37 record center boxes.

Processing Information

Processing in 1996 and 2011 by William J. Shepherd. Additional processing by Mike Barga in 2012. EAD markup in 2011 by William John Shepherd and 2012 by Mike Barga in 2012. Additional contributions by Josh Sakolsky in 1996, Joseph M. Turrini in 2003, and Carter Rawson in 2011. Processed according to More Product Less Process (MPLP) minimal standards. The Il Povrello and Fides House material in boxes 83-89 upgraded to folder level standard processing in 2012.

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Detailed Description of the Collection Series 1: Correspondence, 1920-1992 (14 Boxes)

Correspondence divided into two subseries. Folder titles and dates included for the second subseries. In some case there are multiple folders per title.

Subseries 1.1: Personal Correspondence, 1920-1992 (3 Boxes)

Filed Alphabetically. Boxes 1-3

Subseries 1.2: Professional Correspondence, 1920-1992 (11 Boxes)

Filed Alphabetically. Boxes 4-14

Aa-Am, 1926-1977; Achille, Louis, 1938-1947; Alba House, 1975-1980; America, 1929-1972; American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals, 1938-1954; American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1925-1943, 1974; American Catholic Philosophical Association, 1936-1939; American Catholic Philosophical Association Committee on Publicity and Public Relations, 1927-1955; American Catholic Sociological Society, 1938-1962; American Ecclesiastical Review, (1928-1930, 1961-1974; American Oriental Society, 1939-1956; American Psychological Association, 1933-1965; American Psychological Association - Committee on Developmental Characteristics, 1950-1959; American Rocket Society , 1959-1962; American Sociological Society, 1936-1954; An-Az, 1926-1983; Andry, Leona, 1939-1943; Apostolic Delegation, 1936-1945; App, Austin J., 1939,1956; Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1937-1949; Arni, Howard T., 1972-1974; Aronica, Sr. Michele Theresa, 1983; Associated Press, 1928; Association for the Sociology of Religion, 1972-1988; Aubry, Leonise, 1938-1975; Ave Maria Press, 1981; Ba, 1927-1964; Barry, Donald L., C.S.P., 1940-1943, Be, 1932-1954; Becher, Karl , 1948-1952; Beiser, J. Ryan, 1939-1943; Bell, Winifred, 1940-1942; Benson, Joachim, N.S.S.S.T., 1935-1952; Benziger Brothers, 1928-1939; Bethune, Ada, 1937-1950; Bi-Bo, 1935-1964; Bishop, Howard, 1936-1938; Boy's Club-Navy Yard District, 1927-1938, 1976-1977; Boy Scouts' Association - England, 1928-1931; Boy Scouts of America , 1924-1936; Boystown-Nebraska , 1946-1957; Bozell, L. Brent , 1965-1966; Br-Bz, 1927-1974; Brophy, Edward F., 1945-1952; Brophy, Mary Liguori, 1939-1978; Brown, Polly, 1955,1959; Bruce Publishing Company, 1930-1962; Busch, Betty, 1952-1962; Byron, William J., S.J., 1988, Box 4

Ca, 1932-1978; Callahan, William M. , 1941; Campions - Washington, 1937; CARE, 1946-1951; Carey, Graham , 1937-1974; Catholic Anthropological Conference, 1941-1960; Catholic Art Association, 1937-1950, 1956-1959; Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1943-1963; Catholic Biblical Association, 1938-1963; Catholic Charismatic Prayer Groups, 1971-1972; Catholic Charities - Brooklyn, 1927-1929; Catholic Commission for Intellectual and Cultural Affairs (CCICA), 1946-1983; Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems (CCIP), 1936; Catholic Daughters of America, 1941; Catholic Educational Review, 1925-1953; Catholic Evidence Guild - D.C., 1941; Catholic Evidence League of Baltimore, 1938; Catholic Historical Review, 1941-1942; Catholic Interracial Council - D.C., 1952,1966; Catholic Peace Fellowship, 1965-1981; Catholic Scholarships for Negroes, Inc. , 1960-1978; Catholic School Press Association, 1937; Catholic Social Union , 1937-1938; Catholic Standard , 1966, 1984; Catholic Worker, 1934-1977; Catholic World, 1930-1969; Ce - Cl, 1930-1975; Center of Concern, 1973-1976; Child Study Association of America, 1928-1929; Christ Child Society, Inc. , 1947; Christian Front , 1935-1937; Citizens' Committee on Race Relations, 1944-1945; Clark, Catherine, 1938-1942; Clark, Helen, 1939; Clark University Press, 1928-1933, Box 5

Clemens, Alphonse H., 1954-1955; Co - Cz, 1926-1974; Coady, M.M. , 1937; Coddington, Tom and Dorothy, 1939-1941; Committee of Catholics for Human Rights, 1939-1944; Commonweal , 1929-1974; Commonwealth Fund, 1927-1928; Conference on Christian Humanism, 1962-1964; Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) - New York, 1942; Connell, Francis J., C.SS.R., 1954-1956; Conway, Helen, 1930-1931; Coogan, John, S.J. , 1953-1965; Coonaraswany, Amanda K., 1935-1936, 1973-1974; Cooper, John Montgomery, 1930-1931; Cooper Square Publishers , 1964-1977; Corpus Instrumentorum, 1967; Corrigan, Joseph Moran , 1936-1941; Crampton, C. Ward , 1931-1936; Crocker, Stuart, 1926-1933; Cron, Jansen, S.J. , 1931; Cronin, John F., S.S., 1939-1950; Curley, Michael J., 1925-1944; Curran, Charles E., 1972-1992; Curran, Lodge, 1935-1964; Da - De, 1928-1983;Daly, Joseph (1930-1937); Deferrari, Roy J., 1930-1953; De Hueck-Doherty, Baroness Catherine, 1940-1975; Detroit Catholic Study Club, 1938; Deverall, Richard, 1938-1963; Di - Do, 1920-1989; Dimock, Hedley S., 1929-1932; District of Columbia (DC) Sociological Society, 1953-1965; Dodd, Stuart Carter, 1954-1956; Dr - Dz, 1928-1980; Durea, Mervin A., 1928-1930; Durning, H. Agnes, 1929-1931; E. 1929-1992; Eastern Sociological Society, 1938-1939; Elks, 1940-1941; Ellis, John Tracy, 1954-1990; Envoy, 1974-1977, Box 6

Fa-Fl, 1929-1987; Fairchild, Henry Pratt, 1936-1945; Feldstein, Marc, 1930; Fitzsimons, John, 1949-1978; Fo - Fy, 1928-1959; Fulbright, 1956-1958; Ga - Gi, 1929-1954; Gallery of Living catholic Authors, 1937-1954; Gibbons, James Cardinal , 1920; Ginsburg, Sophia , 1940-1944; Gl - Gw, 1923-1982; Goodenough, Florence , 1929-1933; Gorman, Mary, 1938-1941; Grgurich, Tony, 1938-1939; Gross, Llewellyn, 1958-1961; Guenveur, Virginia, 1938-1940; Ha, 1927-1972; Haas, Francis J. , 1931-1945; Haas, Rosamund, 1946-1958; Hall, Robert A., 1942-1953; Halton, Hugh - Case of , 1955-1958; Hardy, Mary, 1937-1938; Harper and Brothers, 1931-1958; Harper and Row, 1965-1981; Harrigan, Ann, 1941-1948; Harte, Thomas J., 1959-1974; Hatzfeld, Helmut A. , 1967; He, 1929-1972; Healey, Joseph F. X., 1927-1948; Helldoefer, Mary, 1929-1931; Hellriegel, Martin, 1938-1939, 1962, 1966; Hennrich, Killian J. , 1928-1931; Henry, Mary, 1936-1941; Hensler, Carl P. , 1937-1940; Herald Press, 1965, 1977-1979; Herder and Herder , 1953-1972; Hi, 1932-1981; Hierholzen, Agnes W. , 1929-1933; Hierholzen, Helen M., 1927-1974; Hilger, Inez, 1937-1964; Ho, 1926-1978; Hofstadter, Richard, 1955; Hoyer, Ray, 1927-1930, Box 7

Hu, 1927-1984; Hurley, Mary Agnes, 1939-1941; I, 1929-1958; Integrity, 1946-1955; International Academy of Christian Sociologists, 1936-1940; Ives, Mae Gagne, 1938-1976; J, 1926-1977; Jewish Community Center, 1930-1931; Journal of Educational Sociology, 1937-1939; Journal of Experimental Education, 1934-1937; Ka - Kl , 1929-1982; Keefe, Grace, 1927-1930; Kelley, Weltha, 1929; Kelly, George A., 1953, 1975; Kerby, William J., 1925-1936; Km - Kz, 1929-1977; Knapp, Margaret , 1938-1939; Knights of Columbus, 1926-1930; Krebs, A.V. , 1967; Kress, Andrew J. , 1944; Kuefler, Wivina, 1939-1941; La, 1928-1963; La Farge, John, S.J., 1940-1941; Lapp, John A., 1928-1931; Larue, Joseph, 1937-1940; Lauerman, Lucian, 1938-1943; Lawler, Justus George, 1963-1966; Le, 1930-1962; Lecture League, 1939-1942; Lee, Frank, 1931-1940; Lee, Lois, 1935-1940; Lehman, Harvey C., 1929-1934; Leonard, Edwin L., 1928-1929; Lescher, Bruce H., 1987-1991; Li, 1928-1979; Liang, Agnes, 1960-1978; Library of Congress, 1932-1942; Liverpool University Press , 1967-1970; Ll-Lo, 1926-1974; Longmans, 1947-1953; Lu- Ly, 1930-1973; Lucille, Mary, 1937; Lundberg, George, 1952-1961; Lynn, Rita, 1961-1974; Mc, 1927-1982; McAllister, L.E. , 1937-1941; McNamee, Catherine, 1941; McCarthy, Colman, 1973-1978; McClafferty, John J., 1949-1959; McCormack, John P., S.S. , 1952-1953; McEntegart, Bishop Bryan J., 1954-1956; McGoldrick, Redmond, 1972; McGowan, Raymond A., 1935-1936; McGuire, Martin, 1930-1953; McKenna, George, 1937-1939; McKenna, Norman, 1935-1937; McNeal, Patricia, 1971-1972, Box 8

Ma, 1928-1977; MacIver, Robert M., 1962-1963; MacKenzie, Eric Francis, 1936-1955; MacKessy, William E., 1931-1932; MacMillan Company, 1925-1979; Maloney, Edward J. , 1936-1939; Manning, Thomas D., 1939-1952; Marquette University, 1941-1949; Marra, Jane, 1935-1941; Martz, Eugene, 1929-1930; Marx, Walter John, 1938-1984; Marygrove College, 1930-1950; Matthews, Basil, 1941; Matt, Walter L., 1948-1951; Me, 1927-1954; Meade, Margaret, 1934; Melady, Thomas P., Jr., 1953-1991; Merrick, Mary, 1929-1933; Merriman, Bridget, 1984; Mi, 1927-1973; Michel, Dom Virgil, 1937-1938, 1953-1957; Michigan, University of, 1939-1940; Misericordia College, 1938-1940; Mo, 1929-1990; Mohan, Robert P., 1963, 1965; Mohler, Dorothy Abts, 1930-1974; Monroe, Walter S., 1932; Montavon, William, 1937; Montgomery, Maude, 1936-1940; Moore, Thomas V., O.S.B., 1928-1962; Morgan, William G., 1937-1948; Moriarity, P.G. , 1928-1934; Morris, Mary U., 1937-1939; Morsbach, Adolf, 1931; Mott-Smith, Geoffrey, 1943; Mount Saint Ursula Academy, 1940; Mount Mary College, 1937; Mu-Mz, 1929-1973; Muchow, Martha, 1931; Mueller, Franz, 1945-1946; Mulvaney, Bernard G., 1939-1941; Mundelein College, 1937-1939; Murphy, Beatrice, 1935-1992; Murphy, Joseph M., 1932-1936; Murray, John Courtney, S.J. , 1941-1943; Murray, Raymond W., 1928-1952, Box 9

Na, 1926-1976; Nardin, Ella, 1935-1939; National Association of Social Workers (NASW), 1965; National Catholic Education Association (NCEA), 1931; National Catholic Interracial Federation, 1939; National Catholic Reporter, 1974-1983; National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS), 1926-1948, Box 10

National Catholic Welfare Conference (NCWC), 1929-1969; National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1928-1936; National Conference of Catholic Charities (NCCC) , 1929-1934; National Conference of Social Work, 1934-1935; National Council for the Prevention of War, 1931-1972; National Safety Council, 1929; National Service Board for Religious Objectors, 1949-1953; National Women's Party, 1961-1965; Nazareth College - Rochester, Michigan, 1938-1956; Ne-Nu, 1928-1981; Nelligan, Joseph M., 1938-1942; Nelson, Hart M., 1973-1981; New Catholic Encyclopedia (NCE) , 1958-1965; New Federated Colored Catholics of America, 1942; New York, Archdiocese of, 1939; Notre Dame, College of, California, 1954; Notre Dame, College of, Maryland, 1936-1959; Notre Dame, University of, 1953-1977; Nuesse, Celestine Joseph, 1962-1990; O, 1929-1984; O'Brien, Ray J., 1929-1933; O'Connor, John J., 1929-1955; O'Connor, Archbishop Martin J., 1964-1965; O'Connor, Rev. William T., 1966-1974; O'Hern, Edna M., 1952-1992; O'Mahoney, T.J., S.J., 1922-1936; O'Neill, Hugh T., 1954; O'Reilly, Frances C., 1941-1943; Orbis Books, 1975-1980; Other Side, 1978-1983; Our Sunday Visitor, 1930-1977, Box 11

Pa-Pi, 1929-1991; Padgett, Alice, 1959; Parsons, Wilfred, S.J., 1942; Patey, Henry C., 1941-1958; Peace Now Movement, 1943-1944; Pire, Lionel E., 1930-1931; Pitt, Felix N., 1929-1952; Pittini, Richard, 1933; Pl-Pw, 1926-1963; Poloma, Margaret, 1978-1981; Poppy, Maximus, 1937-1941; Prentice - Hall, Inc., 1930-1966; Q, 1965-1966; Ra, 1929-1953; Rahill, Peter J., 1966-1974; Rauth, J. Edward, 1931-1934; Re, 1931-1954; Reid, J. Patrick, O.P. , 1979; Religious Education Association, 1928-1930; Rh-Rl, 1929-1967; Riordan, Michael J., 1930-1940; Rippon, Anne, 1963-1966; Ro, 1933-1959; Robert, Percy A., 1934-1944; Robertus, Mary, 1936-1943; Rosa, M., 1930-1939; Rosary College, 1940-1941; Rowe, Floyd A., 1932-1933; Ru-Ry, 1926-1974; Ryan, James Hugh, 1928-1935; Ryan, John Augustine, 1930-1942; Ryan, John K. , 1936-1955; Sa-Sc, 1929-1987; Saint Anthony Messenger, 1979; Saint Francis College, 1938-1939; Saint Joseph Magazine, 1966-1967; Saint Peter's Seminary, Canada, 1937-1938; Sands, William Franklin, 1927, 1930; Schmiedeler, Edgar, 1930-1953; Schoeck, Helmut, 1956; Schoettle, Ralph J., 1929-1937; Schramm, Gregory, 1931-1935; Science Service, 1929-1936; Se, 1930-1988; Sellew , Gladys, 1936-1974; Seton Hill College, 1938-1940; Sh, 1929-1974; Sheed and Ward, 1944-1958; Sheehy, Maurice S., 1931-1932; Sheen, Fulton J., 1931, 1939; Shirley, Mary, 1931-1935, Box 12

Si-Sl, 1936-1966; Sisters of Social Service, 1937-1940; Sisters, 1935-1953; Sm-So, 1930-1976; Social Mission Sisters, 1937-1939; Society for Research in Child Development, 1935-1939; Society for the Study of Social Problems, 1955-1956; Sojourners, 1978-1982; Somerville, Dora, 1938-1954; Sp-St, 1929-1974; Spence, Bishop John S., 1959; Spitzer, Allen, 1940-1954; Stoddard, George D., 1929-1932; Stoelting Company, 1930-1931; Sturzo Foundation, 1942-1956; Su-Sy, 1928-1974; Sullivan, Dorothea F., 1946-1951; T, 1927-1987; Theological College, CUA, 1935-1953; Thorndike, Robert L., 1938-1940; Thought, 1926-1934; Thrasher, Frederick M., 1928-1937; Trinity College, D.C., 1935-1936; Thurstone, L.L. , 1928-1939; Tseng-Mien, Robert, 1936-1948; U, 1931-1960; Uhrbrock, Richard S., 1930; United States Catholic, 1967-1982; United States Government, 1928-1954; University Microfilms (UMI), 1975-1981; Ursuline College, Louisville, Kentucky, 1937-1950; Ursulines, Cleveland, Ohio, 1937-1939; V, 1930-1960; Vanhouche, Louis, 1940-1953; Wa, 1928-1977; Walsh, Mary Elizabeth, 1929-1961; Washington, Archdiocese of, 1929-1983, Box 13

Washington Child Research Center, 1928-1931; Washington Council of Social Agencies, 1929-1933; Washington Post, 1974-1977; Washington Urban League, 1944-1953; Waters, Bishop Vincent S., 1959-1962; We, 1929-1977; Wh-Wl, 1929-1959; Wheeling, Diocese of, Oglery Park, 1930-1931; Williams, June Vanleer, 1940-1992; Williams, Melvin J., 1943-1950; Wilson, Arthemise, 1938-1941; Wilson, Rita Marie, 1939-1942; Wo-Wy, 1929-1963; X-Y-Z, 1930-1960; Xavier University, 1937-1940; Zahn, Gordon, 1953-1992; Zanetti, Elise Linfert, 1928-1933, Box 14

Series 2: Catholic University Sociology Department/Bureau of Social Research (BSR) Records, 1916-1992 (75 Boxes)

Divided into two subseries, with the first series consisting primarily of administrative files of the CUA Sociology Department. The second subseries has Bureau of Social Research (BSR) reference material; studies, workshops, and grant project files, including the St. Martin's School for Boys and the Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project (JDEP); and field work records including some D.C. settlement houses.

Subseries 2.1: Sociology Department General Administration Files, 1928-1980, (8 Boxes)

Filed Alphabetically. Boxes 15-22

Subseries 2.2: BSR Reference and Research Files, 1916-1992, (41 Boxes)

Bibliographic Index Cards, ca. 1950-1960, Boxes 23-27

Reference and Research Files, 1916-1992, Boxes 28-63

Testing Material, ca. 1930-1950, Box 64

Subseries 2.3: BSR Studies, Workshops, and Grant Project Files, 1925-1973, (16 Boxes)

General Files, 1960-1973, Boxes 65-67

Baltimore Deaf Community Research Project (BDCRP) and Related Studies, 1962-1973, Boxes 68-74 RESTRICTED

Youth Files - General, 1933-1936, Boxes 75-76

St. Martin's School for Boys, 1925-1930, Boxes 77-79 RESTRICTED

Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project (JDEP), 1959-1960, Box 79

Infant Education Research Project (IERP), 1967-1973, Boxes 75-81 RESTRICTED

Subseries 2.4: BSR Field Work Records, 1937-1990, (8 Boxes)

Emmaus House, 1966-1980, Box 82

Friendship House, 1940-1984, Box 82

Madonna House, 1978-1990, Box 82

Il Poverello House, 1914-1956, Box 83

83 1 Activities and Aims, ca. 1936-1942

83 2 Campion Scrap Book, Photos, 1939, n.d.

83 3 Correspondences, ca. 1938-1940

83 4 Family Work, Medical Records, 1933-1941

83 5 Family Work, Medical Records, 1941

83 6 Meeting Minutes, ca. 1938-1943

83 7 Miscellaneous, 1939-1940, n.d.

83 8 Official Finances, 1938-1952

83 9 Official Finances, 1941-1952

83 10 Other Correspondences, 1937-1951

83 11 Unofficial Finances, n.d.

83 12 Visitors, 1939-1940, n.d.

83 13 Administrative and Related Materials, ca. 1935-1938

83 14 Correspondences, 1936-1938, n.d.

83 15 Duplicate Materials, ca. 1935

All materials in this folder are also found in other areas of the subseries.

83 16 Miscellaneous, ca. 1931-1935

83 17 Non-CPC Materials, 1935-1938, n.d.

83 18 Productions and Publications of CPC, 1935-1938, n.d.

83 19 Spirituality and Related Materials, 1914-1956, n.d.

Fides House, 1926-1975, Boxes 84-89 84 1 Administrative, Organizational and Related, 1942-1963

84 2 Appeal Materials, 1947-1956

84 3 Appeals, Benefits, Donations, 1945-1956

84 4 Appeals, Benefits, Donations, 1941-1956

84 5 Applications for F.H. Employment, 1951-1956

84 6 Archbishop's Appeal Featuring F.H., 1950

84 7 Archdiocese, 1952-1957

84 8 Archdiocesan Director of Charities, 1949-1958

84 9 Archives, 1941-1951

84 10 Application for Public Health Grant, 1953-1955

84 11 Area Survey, ca. 1950-1956

84 12 Area Survey, ca. 1953-1956

84 13 Area Survey, ca. 1957

84 14 Area Survey Maps, 1949-1956

84 15 Banks, 1957, n.d.

84 16 Bank Statements, 1949-1950

84 17 Barnes, Harold, 1942-1948

84 18 Bills, 1947-1952

84 19 Board, 1943-1947, n.d.

84 20 Board, 1952-1955, n.d.

84 21 Board, ca. 1950-1956

84 22 Board, 1965-1970, n.d.

84 23 Board Meetings, 1942-1955, n.d.

84 24 Board Meetings, 1943-1958

84 25 Boys Clubs, 1941-1957

84 26 Brochures, n.d.

This folder contains a collection of Fides House brochures.

84 27 Campaigns, ca. 1949-1952

84 28 Caritas, 1952-1956

This folder contains information about a lay apostolate house for women in New Orleans whose work was focused on a black Catholic parish and fostered interracial cooperation.

84 29 Census, 1950

84 30 Chancery Office, 1948-1955

84 31 Chapel, ca. 1951-1955

84 32 Charter, 1941-1955

84 33 Cheeks, Catherine, 1940

84 34 Children's Books, ca. 1954

84 35 Christmas Programs, ca. 1949-1951

84 36 Citizens' Coordinating Committee, ca. 1945

84 37 Club Program, 1943, n.d.

84 38 Coady, Fr. Leo, 1955-1958

84 39 Co-ed House, 1952, n.d.

84 40 Community Agencies, 1951-1955

84 41 Community Contacts, 1942-1952, n.d.

85 1 Community Center Dept. of Public Schools, ca. 1958

85 2 Community Project Contest, 1956-1957

85 3 Concert, ca. 1950

85 4 Conferences, 1954-1957

85 5 Construction, Maintenance, and Repairs, 1942-1951

85 6 Construction, Maintenance, and Repairs, 1952, n.d.

85 7 Coordinating Committee for the Enforcement of D.C. Non-discrimination Laws, 1951-1952

This folder contains information on Mary Church Terrell, who led the committee.

85 8 Correspondence, 1940-1946

85 9 Correspondence, 1947-1950

85 10 Correspondence, 1951-1954

85 11 Correspondence, 1951-1954

85 12 Correspondence, 1957-1968, n.d.

85 13 Correspondences from Contributors, 1943-1947

85 14 Correspondences from Contributors, 1948-1949

85 15 Correspondences from Contributors, 1952-1967

85 16 Correspondences from Contributors, n.d.

85 17 C.U. Helpers, ca. 1953

85 18 Dance Group, ca. 1953-1956

85 19 Days of Recollection, 1937-1958

85 20 D.C. Government Correspondence, 1941-1957

85 21 D.C. Settlement Houses, 1950-1956

85 22 D.C. Settlement House Associations, 1950-1958

85 23 Development Plans, Budgeting, 1954-1955, n.d.

85 24 Documents and Letters, 1956-1958, n.d.

This folder contains documents and letters that help describe the purposes and activities of Fides House, including its spiritual aspects

85 25 Employment, 1942-1950

85 26 Employment, 1942-1957

85 27 Expense Book, 1940, 1951

85 28 Expense Book, 1947

85 29 Farewell Reception (1), 1958

85 30 Farewell Reception (2), 1958

85 31 Finances, Family Aid, 1951-1958

85 32 Financial Budgets, Statements, 1942-1957, n.d.

85 33 Financial Budgets, Statements, 1944-1950

85 34 Financial Budgets, Statements, 1944-1958

85 35 Financial Budgets, Statements, 1949-1950, n.d.

85 36 Financial Budgets, Statements, 1951-1955

85 37 Financial Monthly Statements, News, 1952-1955

85 38 Financial Monthly Statements, News, 1956-1957

85 39 Floor Plans, Drawn Schematics, n.d.

86 1 Forms, 1947-1955, n.d.

86 2 Forms, n.d.

86 3 Friends of Fides House and Related, 1939-1951, n.d.

86 4 Friendship House, 1941-1957, n.d.

86 5 Fundraising Campaign, 1952

86 6 Fundraising Campaign, 1953

86 7 Fundraising Campaign, 1954

86 8 Fundraising, ca. 1948-1956

86 9 Furfey's Business Book, 1946

86 10 Mrs. Gaffney, ca. 1962

86 11 Georgetown House, Self-Study, 1951

86 12 Girls Camp, 1952-1954, n.d.

86 13 Girls Club, 1944-1957, n.d.

86 14 Gray, Donald P.A.D., ca. 1951-1958

Mr. Donald Gray was a superintendent of the Public Assistance Division in D.C.

86 15 Handouts, Promotional Materials, ca. 1947-1958

This folder contains handouts and other promotional materials with greater depth of information than basic brochures.

86 16 Mrs. Hayes Records, ca. 1954-1955

86 17 Mrs. Hayes Records, 1957

86 18 Health and Population Reports, ca. 1948-1957

86 19 Health Department of D.C., Area, 1941, 1958

86 20 Helpers, 1953

86 21 Helpers, 1954

86 22 Hendricks, S., ca. 1954

86 23 Historical Material, 1950-1966

86 24 Holecko, Anne, ca. 1951-1955

86 25 Houses for Rent, ca. 1944

86 26 Income Tax Exemption, 1944-1954

86 27 Insurance, 1949-1955

86 28 Interview with Mr. Banks, n.d.

86 29 Invitations, 1947-1960

This folder contains invitations for Fides House members to attend weddings and other events.

86 30 Invitations, 1951-1967

This folder contains invitations for Fides House members to attend weddings and other events.

86 31 Juvenile Court System, 1947-1956

Restricted

86 32 Later Correspondences and Related, 1960-1970

86 33 Later Years - Walsh and Fides House, 1961-1964

86 34 Legal Matters, 1948-1953

86 35 Letters from Alumni, 1944-1957

86 36 Letters from Bosco Boys, 1943-1957

87 1 Letterhead, Stationery, n.d.

87 2 Local Church Contacts, Ties, 1952-1958

87 3 Mailing List, 1946-1948

87 4 Letters of Community's Incarcerated, ca. 1952-1953

87 5 Massakowsky, ca. 1955-1956

87 6 Medical Histories, 1941

Restricted

87 7 Medical Histories, 1941, n.d.

Restricted

87 8 Meetings, 1940-1941

This folder contains a number of notes about meetings that include more theoretical discussions like "supernatural social work"

87 9 Memoranda for Successor, 1958

87 10 Milburn, Emily, 1944-1955

87 11 Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, 1947-1957

87 12 Name Lists, Sign-ins, and Related, 1945-1948, n.d.

87 13 Name Lists, Sign-ins, and Related, 1958, n.d.

87 14 NCHA and Other Reports, 1950-1953

This folder contains National Capital Housing Association and other reports for those years.

87 15 NCHA and Other Reports, 1954-1955

This folder contains National Capital Housing Association and other reports for those years.

87 16 NCHA and Other Reports, 1955-1956

This folder contains National Capital Housing Association and other reports for those years.

87 17 NCHA and Other Reports, 1956-1959, n.d.

This folder contains National Capital Housing Association and other reports for those years.

87 18 Negro Organizations, ca. 1940-1941

87 19 Neighborhood League, Neighborhoods, Alleys, ca. 1941-1952

Restricted

87 20 News, 1941-1949

87 21 News, 1946-1956

87 22 Notes for Dr. Walsh, n.d.

87 23 O'Hern Edna, 1950-1953

87 24 Opening Ceremonies of 1952, 1955

87 25 Archbishop O'Boyle, His Excellency, 1948-1950

87 26 Archbishop O'Boyle, His Excellency, 1951-1954

87 27 Archbishop O'Boyle, His Excellency, 1955-1968

87 28 Open Houses, Opening New F.H., 1942-1955

87 29 Other Settlement Houses, Programs, 1941-1961

87 30 Other Settlement Houses, Programs, 1945-1965

87 31 Fr. Pacifus Article on F.H., 1955-1965

87 32 Paint for Buildings, 1943-1951

87 33 Personal Planning Notebooks, 1965, n.d.

87 34 Personnel, 1945-1947, n.d.

87 35 Pest Control, ca. 1942-1950

87 36 Problem Child in Institution, Dubrul's Notes, n.d.

87 37 Processed Checks, 1950-1951

88 1 Programs, 1953-1958, n.d.

88 2 Programs, 1955-1958

88 3 Program of New House at 1554 Eighth Street, ca. 1952-1954

88 4 Program of New House at 1554 Eighth Street, ca. 1950-1954

88 5 Projects, 1944-1945

88 6 Promotions of Professors, 1964

88 7 Publications, 1937-1966

88 8 Publications, 1939-1954

88 9 Publications, 1949-1957

88 10 Publications, 1953-1965

88 11 Radio Script, n.d.

88 12 Reception for Archbishop, ca. 1948

88 13 Record on Participants and Related, 1940-1951

88 14 Record on Participants and Related, 1943

88 15 Record on Participants and Related, n.d.

88 16 Recordbook of Activities, 1941

88 17 Recordbook of Relief, n.d.

Restricted

88 18 Relief Cases, 1941-1957

Restricted

88 19 Relief Cases, 1957

Restricted

88 20 Religious Activities, 1953

88 21 Religious Items, Prayer Cards, 1926-1960

88 22 Religious Organization Correspondences, 1945-1967

88 23 Research, 1955-1956

88 24 Research - Curtis, ca. 1947

88 25 Rev. Gagnard and Furfey, 1954

88 26 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1941

88 27 Ruthann Brennan's IPH Club, 1941-1942

88 28 Shaw Question, 1957-1965

88 29 Smothers, William, 1944-1953

88 30 Smothers, William, 1952-1960

88 31 Social Work, 1955

88 32 Staff, Staff Meetings, 1952-1968, n.d.

88 33 Staff, Staff Meetings, 1954-1975, n.d.

88 34 Staff Notebook, n.d.

88 35 St. Jude's Guild, 1951-1962

88 36 St. Peter Claver Center, 1951-1957

88 37 Sullivan, Dorothea P., 1946-1947, n.d.

88 38 Summer Camp, ca. 1955-1958

88 39 Survey, n.d.

88 40 Tomlinson, Todd, 1956

88 41 United Community Services, 1951-1953

89 1 Volunteers, Vol. Meeting, ca. 1943-1954

89 2 Volunteers, Vol. Meeting, ca. 1954-1964

89 3 Walsh, Dr. Mary Elizabeth, ca. 1953-1957

89 4 Walsh Day-to-Day Notes, 1948-1956, n.d.

89 5 Walsh Day-to-Day Notes, 1954-1957, n.d.

89 6 Walsh's Personal Cards and Notes (1), 1945-1954, n.d.

89 7 Walsh's Personal Cards and Notes (2), 1941-1955, n.d.

89 8 Concert Poster, 1950

89 9 Miscellaneous, 1944-1966, n.d.

89 10 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1946-1961

89 11 Clippings, 1945-1951

89 12 Clippings, 1952

89 13 Clippings, 1953

89 14 Clippings, 1954

89 15 Clippings, 1955

89 16 Clippings, 1956-1959

89 17 Clippings, 1960-1964

89 18 Clippings, 1965-1976

89 19 Clippings, n.d.

89 20 D.C. Clippings on F.H. (1), 1956

These clippings are mostly from Catholic media in the D.C. area

89 21 D.C. Clippings on F.H. (2), 1956

These clippings are mostly from Catholic media in the D.C. area

89 22 Fides House Newsletters, 1941-1958

89 23 Fides House Forms, n.d.

Series 3: Calendars and Address Books, 1932-1981 (2 Boxes)

Primarily small desk calendars and address books with handwritten notations.

Boxes 90-91

Series 4: Education Records, ca. 1905-1991 (3 Boxes)

Msgr. Furfey's personal education records, divided into two subseries. These include handwritten notes, notebooks, and text books as well as a mix of awards, diplomas, and degrees mostly in Latin.

Subseries 4.1: Student Notes and Books, ca. 1905-1931, (2 Boxes)

Boxes 92-93

Subseries 4.2: Diplomas and Honorary Degrees, 1909-1991, (1 Box)

Box 94

Series 5: Photographs, 1896-1992 (4 Boxes)

Personal portraits, family photos and those related to work related activities.

Foldered, Boxes 95-96

Albums, Boxes 96-97

Rolled (BRITTLE - DO NOT UNROLL), Box 98

Negatives, Box 98

Series 6: Phonographs and Audio Tapes, ca. 1930-1992 (2 Boxes)

A mix of recreational and educational phonographs as well as three audio tapes, including one with a 1988 interview of Msgr. Furfey.

Boxes 98-99

Series 7: Genealogy, Artifacts, and Memorabilia, 1803(1896-1980)1980 (2 Boxes)

Correspondence, notebooks, and genealogical charts as well as miscellaneous artifacts and memorabilia that may have belonged to his parents or other family members.

Boxes 100-101.

Series 8: Postcard, Devotional, Travel, Exhibit, and Map Collections, ca. 1920-1982, n.d. (3 Boxes)

Mostly miscellaneous material.

Boxes 102-104

Series 9: Financial Records, 1887(1920-1992)1992 (12 Boxes)

Msgr. Furfey's personal financial records

Taxation, 1927-1985, Boxes 105-106

Banking, Investment, ca. 1927-1992, Boxes 107-114

Medical, 1928-1989, Box 115

Auto, 1931-1983, Box 115

Housing, 1943-1992, Box 115

Legal, 1887-1983, Box 115

Miscellaneous, ca. 1940-1992, Box 116

Series 10: Publications and Publicity Materials, 1914-1992 (27 Boxes)

Material reflecting Furfey's voluminous published writings and the resulting publicity. Included are unpublished galleys and notes, editorial correspondence, and final published versions. There is also copies of the three magazines for which Furfey served as contributing editor: Preservation of the Faith, Light, and Liturgy and Sociology.

Subseries 10.1: Biographical Scrapbooks and Clippings, 1917-1992, (2 Boxes)

Boxes 117-118

Subseries 10.2: Articles, Books, and Reviews, 1914-1979, (13 Boxes)

Published, A-Z, 1914-1979, Boxes 119-120

Manuscripts, Galleys, and Scrapbooks, A-Z, 1927-1973, Boxes 121-128

Preservation of the Faith, 1935-1945, Box 129

Light, 1933-1936, Box 129

Liturgy and Sociology, 1936-1938, Box 129

Subseries 10.3: Addresses, Sermons, Interviews, and Reports, 1929-1988, (2 Boxes)

Boxes 130-131

Subseries 10.4: Miscellaneous, 1947-1985, (4 Boxes)

Boxes 132-135

Series 11: Oversize Materials, 1909-1958, n.d. (1 Box)

This series includes Furfey's degree and awards, a sketch of Il Poverello House, a photograph of he and his parents, and copies The Catholic Worker from 1933-1936. Box 136