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Archival and Manuscript Sources
Austin, Texas
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Diary of Father Frank Urbanovsky
Diocesan Chancery Collection
Episcopal Collection
PADRES Collection
Parish Collection
Women Religious Orders Collection
Chicago, Illinois
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Houston, Texas
Archives of the Diocese of Galveston-Houston
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Immaculate Conception Parish Files
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Files
Our Lady of St. John Parish Files
Our Lady of Sorrows Parish Files
St. Alphonsus Parish Files
St. Joseph-St. Stephen Parish Files
St. Patrick Parish Files
St. Philip Parish Files
St. Raphael Parish Files
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Melesio Gómez Family Collection
Petra Guillén Family Collection
Franklin Harbach Papers
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San Antonio, Texas
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Interviews
The original tape recordings and notes of oral history interviews conducted by the author are held in the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston, Texas.
Bello, Reverend E. Z. Interview by Ruth T. Bello, August 12, 1986, Houston, Texas. Tape recording. Ruth T. Bello Collection. Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston, Texas.
Cárdenas, Sister Mary Dolores. Interview by the author, April 17, 1990, San Antonio, Texas. Tape recording.
Fiorenza, Bishop Joseph A. Interview by the author, July 30, 2004, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
García, Mrs. Esther. Director, Galveston-Houston Diocese office of Hispanic Ministries. Interview by the author, November 14, 1990, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
———. Interview by the author, June 3, 1992, Redwood City, California. Telephone interview.
Gonzales, Joe E., Raquel A. Gonzales, and anonymous participant. Interview by the author, December 16, 1990, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
Guillén, Mrs. Petra R. Interview by the author, October 22, 1990, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
———. Interview by the author, June 16, 1992, Redwood City, California. Telephone interview.
———. Interview by the author, July 29, 2004, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
McCarthy, Bishop John E. Interview by the author, October 18, 1991, Austin, Texas. Tape recording.
———. Interview by Jan H. Cohen, March 10, 1972, Houston, Texas. OH 27, Texas Labor Archives, University of Texas at Arlington Special Collections Division.
Moreno, Sister Mary Rachel. Interview by the author, April 18, 1990, San Antonio, Texas. Typescript.
Novarro, Reverend James. Interview by Thomas H. Kreneck, December 13, 1984. Tape recording. Houston Metropolitan Research Center Oral History Collection, Houston, Texas.
Rodríguez, Sister Agnes Rita. Interview by Diana Torres. N.d. Mexican American Studies Oral History Collection, Our Lady of the Lake University, San Antonio, Texas.
Rodríguez, Juan and Isidra. Interview by the author, July 29, 2004, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
Urbanovsky, Father Frank. Interview by Thomas H. Kreneck, 1979. Tape recording. Houston Metropolitan Research Center Oral History Collection, Houston, Texas.
Villagómez, Mary C. Interviews by the author, October 25 and November 9, 1990, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
———. Interview by the author, June 3, 1992, Redwood City, California. Telephone interview.
Zavala, Mrs. Teresa Villagómez, and Mrs. Hope G. Jiménez. Interview by the author, December 12, 1990, Houston, Texas. Tape recording.
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Compass, Houston, Texas, 1967-69, 1972.
Dallas Morning News, June 25, July 11, 2001.
El Puerto, Houston, Texas, 1959.
El Sol, Houston, Texas, 1968-72.
Extension Magazine (Catholic Church Extension Society), 1907-68 ca.
Family Circular (Sisters of Divine Providence newsletter), 1912-60.
Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Colorado, May 18, 1996.
Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas, 1910-72.
La Gaceta Mexicana, Houston, Texas, April 15, June 1, 1928.
Mary Immaculate (Oblate Fathers’ magazine), 1915-67.
National Catholic Reporter, Kansas City, Missouri, 1964-72.
Papel Chicano, Houston, Texas, 1970-72.
Southern Messenger, San Antonio, Texas, September 19, 1912, June 23, 1938, and
November 2, 1950.
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