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A photograph of two young women conversing in what looks like an art studio.

An artwork found in a bedroom of the Burtonport household. Appears to be the original from which the cover of TCA 11 was made.

A photograph of three young women taking tea at the Burtonport household.

A brief interview with Sister Angelina.

A supplemental publication of The Coming Age, explaining the origins, teachings, and present-day status of the Rhennes.

The complete text of the typeset Scriptures as given by Madria Olga to her student Georgia Cobb.

The 1977 edition of Lux Madriana's Rite of Sacrifice booklet, containing full text of the Rite with accompanying instructions and commentary, as well as appendices on domestic ritual and shrine construction.

Three sutras of Scripture (The Light, The Way of Simplicity, Thoughts of the Mind) in what is purported to be Madria Olga's own typesetting, as given to her student JME.

Rosa Madriana introductions to the Scriptures, as found with Madria Olga's manuscript copies. Attached additionally are a glossary to the Scriptures and title pages to sections of Scripture in what is purported to be Madria Olga's own calligraphy.

Donna Chrysothemis' "Symbol of Venus" article from TCA 1 as later circulated by the Madrian Literature Circle.