April 1913, Pgs. 2-3, “From A Franciscan Missionary Among the Navaho,” Reverend Leopold Ostermann, O.F.M.

Christmas 1916, Pg. 2, “Church Furniture Made At Mason,” Reverend Berard Haile, O.F.M.

Christmas 1916, Pgs. 2-3, “The Loneliest Mission In Arizona,” Bishop Henry Granjon

April, 1923, Pgs. 3-4, “Service For The Eucharistic King-St. Michel’s Mission, AZ,” Contributed

February, 1931, Pg. 4, “Billy McKinley’s Friends,” Staff

July, 1934, Pg. 3, “New Lease on Life For Navajo Missions,” Reverend Arnold Heinzmann, O.F.M. 

July, 1935, Pg. 1 & 4, “Two Chapels Are Dedicated for Navajos,” Staff

February, 1936, Pg. 1, “A Promising People,” Reverend William J. Flynn 

October, 1936, Pg. 1, “Mary, Mother of Mankind” Mission Church to Be Dedicated October 28^th,” Staff

October, 1937, Pg. 2, “Navajo Ancient Receives Baptism,” Reverend Winfrid Stauble, O.F.M.

October, 1937, Pg. 4, “The Catechism in Navajo,” Staff

February, 1938, Pg. 11, Navajo Mission Thanks League…for Help to Reach His…Missions,” Reverend Clementin Wottle, O.F.M. 

February, 1940, Pg. 5, “Christmas in Navajo Land,” Reverend Carl U. Meyer, O.F.M. 

October, 1941, Pgs. 4-5, “Silversmithing Among The Navahos,” Reprinted from Traveling The Padre’s Trail

February, 1941, Pg. 3, “Navaho Hogans-Indian Architecture,” Reverend Brom 

August, 1943, Pgs. 8-9, “An old missionary explains,” Reverend Juvenal Pfalzer, O.F.M. 

February, 1944, Pg. 18, “Navaho lore,” Traveling the Padre’s Trail

August, 1944, Pg. 12-13, “The Navajo’s,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M. 

February, 1945, Pgs. 6-7, “The Navaho,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

August, 1945, Pgs. 6-9, “Navajo “musts” and “must nots,” Reprinted from Traveling The Padre’s Trail

November, 1945, Pgs. 6-7, “Kishmus,” Reprinted from Traveling The Padre’s Trail

February, 1946, Pg. 3, “Navajo cradle,” Staff

February, 1946, Pgs. 8-9, “Navajos learn the hard way,” Reprinted from Traveling The Padre’s Trail 

May, 1946, Pg. 4, “The trail was opened,” Reverend Caron Vollmer, O.F.M. 

May, 1946, Pgs. 6-7, “Family life in Navajoland,” Staff

August, 1946, Pgs. 2-3, “Little Devil Shooter,” Reverend Caron Vollmer, O.F.M.

August, 1946, Pgs. 6-7, “The Navajo Home,” Reprinted from Mission Fields At Home

August, 1946, Pg. 8, “The Marquette Jeep,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

November, 1946, Pg. 9, “Our Navajo Children,” Sister M. Evangelist, S.B.S.

February, 1947, Pg. 1, “Trouble Maker,” Navajo Legend

May, 1947, Pgs. 8-10, “Mr. Interpreter-Chee Dodge,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

August, 1947, Pg. 7, “Artists In Silver,” Reprinted from Mission Fields At Home

November, 1947, Pg. 10, “New Indian Center,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

November, 1947, Pg. 18, Confusing-Navajo Family,” Staff

February, 1948, Pg. 8, “The “Feast of Children” in Navajoand,” Sister M. Hildemar, F.M.M.

February, 1948, Pg. 16-17, “Real Americans,” Reprinted from Mission Fields At Home

May, 1948, Pgs. 2-6, “The Navajo Problem,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

August, 1948, Pgs. 2-3, “Along the Navajo Trail,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

November, 1948, Pgs. 2-3, “Along the Navajo Trail,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

November, 1948, Pgs. 6-7, “Navajo Hogans,” Staff

February, 1949, Pgs. 10-11, “Along the Navajo Trail,” Reverend Silverius Meyer, O.F.M.  

February, 1949, Pgs. 16-17, “Wind Devil’s,” Sister M. Evangelist, S.B.S.

August, 1949, Pgs. 10-11, “Navajo Culture,” Staff

November, 1949, Pgs. 2-4, “Catholic Social Action among the Navajo,” Thomas S. Shiya

May, 1950, Pgs. 4-5, “Lo! The Poor Navajo!” Reverend Caron Vollmer, O.F.M. 

May, 1950, Pg. 16, “Our Young Navajos,” Reverend Daniel A. Wefer, O.F.M. 

August, 1950, Pgs. 17-18, “First Communion Day in Navajoland,” Sister M. Evangelist, S.B.S.

February, 1951, Pgs. 2-7, “Turquoise,” Staff

May, 1951, Pgs. 12-13, “Wishing On A Star,” Reverend Caron Vollmer, O.F.M.

August, 1951, Pg. 1, “More Schools Needed For Navajos,” Staff

August, 1953, Pgs. 10-11, “A Medical Dispensary For The Navajos,” Conall Lynch, O.F.M.

May, 1955, Pgs. 2-6, “Lukachukai,” Staff

November, 1956, Pgs. 10-14, “Hospital Needs at Luckachukai,” Staff

Native American Catechists/ Priests/Laity

November 1915, Pg. 1, “Work Of A Native Priest-Rev. Phillip Gordon,” Staff

November 1915, Pg. 4, “The Church of St. John The Apostle,” A Jesuit missionary among the Sioux

April 1916, Pg. 1, “Father Gordon’s Present Work,” Staff

July 1916, Pg. 2, “Indians Trained As Catechists,” Staff

Christmas 1916, Pg. 4, “The Pottawatomies Of Kansas,” Reverend Phillip B. Gordon

April, 1917, Supplement, “Father Ketcham Explains Work Of Indian Catechists,” Reverend William Ketcham

July, 1917, Pg. 2, “Seven Marquette League Catechists Now In The Field,” Staff

December, 1917, Pgs. 2-3, “Native Teachers Among The Indians Encouraged By Franciscan Fathers,” Reverend Bonaventure Oblasser, O.F.M.

May, 1918, Pg. 1, “House For Indian Catechist,” Staff

May, 1918, Pg. 4, “Second Hand Prayer Books,” Reverend H. Teurvisse

October, 1920, Pgs. 2-3, “Father Lapointe Begs For Indian Catechist,” Reverend E. Lapointe

May, 1933, Pg. 3, “Allowance for Catechist Great Encouragement,” Reverend Justin Snyder, O.S.B.

October, 1937, Pg. 5, “Yearly Retreats for Indian Women,” Staff

May, 1941, Pg. 5, “Cooperatives And Our Indian Missions,” Joseph R. Garry

February, 1944, Pgs. 16-17, “Memories,” Reverend John J. Brown, S.J. 

May, 1948, Pg. 12, “Our Lady Points the Way-John J. Brown, S.J.” Staff

May, 1948, Pg. 13, “Lay Apostle,” Sister M. Limana, O.S.F.

August, 1949, Pgs. 12-13, “The Catechist of Green River,” Reverend Author D. Spearman, S.J.

August, 1949, Pg. 18, “Catechism Without Catechists,” Reverend Joseph Lawless, S.J. 

November, 1950, Pgs. 10-11, “New Knight of St. Gregory-Severiano F. Naranjo,” Staff