Related Merton Collections:

Sub-Section I.2: Mother Teresa (1910-1997) and Bellarmine Collection

Record Series: 3: Mother Teresa Memorabilia, Ephemera, and Souvenirs of Her Beatification

Series Description

Printed materials, one signed photograph, and one sweater worn by Mother Teresa.

Arrangement and Processing Notes:

This Sub-Section is divided into records series. It shares a box with Sub-Section I.1.

Materials were collected by Bellarmine in 1981 and 1982. Subsequent additions were donated by Helen Petrik in 2004 and by Michael Nabicht in 2010. Arrangement and description by Paul Pearson and Mark Meade. Online finding aid created in 2017.

Container List

Box#-FF#	Item#	Date	Notes	First Lines
1 - 3	1	1984	Comic book, "Mother Teresa of Calcutta," by Marvel Comics (David Michelinie; John Tartaglione; Joe Sinnott; and Roy M. Gasnick) [New York, N.Y. : Marvel Comics Group, 1984].	«"Hi. The name's Nick Busatti. I'm a stringer for World Cable News, and I've got to tell you something-- Beirut in August of '82 was not exactly like»
1 - 3	2	2004	Certificate accompanying signed photograph of Mother Teresa (see next item).	«Certificate of Authenticity [-] MIKE CONDON guarantees the following item to be authentic: Mother Teresa signed photo bw 8x10»
1 - 3	3	2004	Black and white photographic portrait of Mother Teresa.	«God bless you [-] m Teresa mc»
1 - 3	4	2003	Entrance pass for the beatification Mass for Mother Teresa.	«PREFETTURA DELLA CASA PONTIFICIA [-] CAPPELLA PAPALE presieduta da Sua Santità GIOVANNI PAOLO II per la Beatificazione di MADRE TERESA DI CALCUTTA»
1 - 3	5	2003	Vatican City stamps with the artwork depicting Mother Teresa with various quotes by her.	«Beatificazione di Madre Teresa di Calcutta - 19 ottobre 2003»
1 - 3	6	2003	Booklet (multi-lingual) with some quotes and biographical details about Mother Teresa and a program for her Mass of beatification.	«BEATIFICAZIONE DI MADRE TERESA DI CALCUTTA [-] PIAZZA SAN PIETRO, 19 OTTOBRE 2003»
2 -	1	no-year	Sweater worn by Mother Teresa.	«N/A»

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