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Superior General Rev. Eymard Galligan, 1964-1970 | Saint Michael's College Archives & Special Collections

By Elizabeth B. Scott

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Collection Overview

Title: Superior General Rev. Eymard Galligan, 1964-1970

ID: SSE 2/SSE 2.11

Extent: 1.5 Linear Feet

Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by correspondent/office.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The bulk of this subgroup is correspondence, which is arranged alphabetically by correspondent/office.  The series also includes correspondence from the South, which is further subdivided by correspondent/office.  Correspondence included in the South sub-series is that which accumulated in the Superior General’s Office.  Most originated in the South, although copies of outgoing mail are sometimes included.  Correspondence with other local administrations is located with the Local Administration record group.  Another large series is the Allentown Subject series.  This includes a great deal of information related to real estate.  Another subject file of interest is the CMSM file, which includes a great deal of information related the Conference of Major Superiors of Men that was held at Saint Michael’s College.

Collection Historical Note

Eymard Galligan was born in Saratoga Springs, NY on Jan. 12, 1922.  He attended Saint Michael's College and then entered the Novitiate in Putney, VT.  After going through the Society’s formation program, he became the first Superior of the new Novitiate on Enders Island, CT.  He then became the Superior of the Southern House, where he oversaw the growth of the missions during a period of great turmoil throughout the Southern US.  He was elected Superior General in June 1964, and he took over a society with apostolates in 5 countries.  His first term of office is marked by the struggle to adapt these apostolates to a changing world, especially in the South and a church dramatically affected by the Second Vatican Council.  By the end of this term, the Society’s relationship with Saint Michael’s College changed drastically with the establishment of a lay president, the society began to slowly consolidate its apostolates and to scrutinize its heritage and mission through three Chapters.

Administrative Information

Repository: Saint Michael's College Archives & Special Collections

Related Materials: Local Administration record group


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Folder 1: Correspondence Women Religious-Daughters of the Holy Spirit
Folder 2: Correspondence Women Religious-Sisters of Mary
Folder 3: Correspondence Women Religious-Sisters of the Presentation
Folder 4: Correspondence Yundt (Re: Allentown)
Folder 5: Correspondence Proposals, Memos, Statements, etc....
Folder 6: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary 1964
Folder 7: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary 1965
Folder 8: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary 1967
Folder 9: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary 1968
Folder 10: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary 1969
Folder 11: Correspondence Subject Files-Allentown Seminary Oversize
Folder 12: Correspondence Subject Files-Civil Rights
Folder 13: Correspondence Subject Files-CMSM at SMC Correspondence
Folder 14: Correspondence Subject Files-CMSM at SMC General
Folder 15: Correspondence Subject Files-CMSM at SMC Press Information

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