About the Archives
The goal of the archives is to collect past and present records of congregational members and institutions engaged in work that reflects the charism of the congregation from 1852 to the present. These records reflect the development of the congregation, the conduct of its affairs as a corporation, and the personal lives of its members and those served through its various ministries. It is the goal of the archives to make these records accessible to the public unless there are restrictions placed on the records by the donor or for reasons of privacy or sensitivity of the records.
All records created by the formerly separate congregations of Hamilton, London, and Pembroke, prior to November 18, 2012, are kept physically and intellectually separate from the records created by the amalgamated congregation. These records, along with the records of the amalgamated congregation, are kept in the consolidated archives in London. The Peterborough archive retains records created prior to November 18, 2012, as well as records of deceased Sisters from Peterborough, temporarily, until this archive is consolidated.
To learn more about our history and the archival collection, please visit our Archeion page.
To view public domain photographs from the archives, please visit our Flickr Commons page.
To view publications, videos, audio recordings, and more, please visit our Internet Archive page.
To view preserved websites, please visit our Archive-It page.
To view virtual exhibits, please visit our Omeka page.
For inquiries and more information, please contact the archives at:
csjarchives@csjcanada.org.
Please note, there is a $40 fee for reference requests.