We Need Your Support

 
Like so many other non-profits today, the SAS Archive is in danger of becoming a casualty of the economy. The online work of documenting and digitizing has been greatly slowed and hampered by a lack of funding. More than ever The SAS Archive needs your financial support to continue this valuable work.  Please consider making a tax-deductible contribution by donating to The SAS Archive now.

Welcome to The Saint Anthony’s Seminary Archive Online Project

   
 
The SAS Archive Online Project is a non-profit program of Instruments of Peace. Its mission is to preserve the entire history of St. Anthony's Seminary. As time and funds permit, we will continue to digitize, upload and preserve historical documents, photos, Antonian magazines and annuals, musical recordings and other items of interest from both our existing resources and private collections donated by former students. 

The Antonian

 
     It's been said that if you want to know the history of St. Anthony's Seminary a good place to start is with The Antonian, the official student magazine published continuously from 1920 until 1987, when the seminary closed. While the complete history is more complex, it's certainly true that The Antonian provides us with a unique view into the past unlike any other. Produced on campus by Serra Press, the seminary's official printer, The Antonian offered students the opportunity to report on what the many aspects of campus life were like at a minor seminary--living, working and worshipping together.
 

Latest Additions to the SAS Archive Online

 
     Want to know what SAS items were recently uploaded ? Here you can browse monthly lists and click on the links to view the latest documents, yearbooks, Antonian articles, photographs, musical recordings, artifacts and other related items added to the SAS Archive Online. 
 

SAS School Records

     Every former student of St. Anthony's Seminary can receive photo-copies of any and all materials contained in his official school record files. The information in each student's file will vary accordingly. It may include material such as personal data, report cards, school transcripts, progress reports, vocational questionaires etc. These confidential files are available to former students of Saint Anthony’s Seminary only. 

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