article from The Avondhu on the life of Presentation Sister Ann O'Connor and her early death.
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Includes; transcript of "Address to the R[igh]t Rev[eren]d Doctor Moylan on his jubilee"; "Explanation of the Emblematic Tree of the Presentation Order of nuns in Ireland"; story of the theft of the "Monstrance" in France during the War of 1870; "Sow seeds + [and] let the harvest to God"; "An extract from a letter written by Doctor O'Connor, their former chaplain, to one of the Sisters of the Presentation Convent Doneraile"; "1916, Ireland's challenge to her foe".
Includes; architects drawings of proposed alterations and extensions to Saint Finbarr's school and South Presentation Convent (Frank Murphy and D.M. O'Connor, architects).
Message circulated form the Communications Centre through Rev. Martin J. O’Connor, President, Pontifical Commission for Social Communication regarding the forthcoming World Day of Peace.
Letter from Peter J. O’Connor, Chair of Waterford Branch of the Adoption Society to +McQuaid regarding the Adoption . He encloses a Memorandum. 11/15.
Includes; photos of Sisters Mary Quinn, Gerard O'Connor, May Terry, and Stanislaus Kent on holidays in Inchydoney, Clonakilty, County Cork.
Includes; bill for advertisement for building works taken out in "Cork Examiner" newspaper (15 Jul 1870); "Specification for new school at the South Presentation Convent, Cork" by D.M. O'Connor, Architect (August 1928); receipts for "D. Ryan, Esq. Furniture Manufacturer"; "Roh-Fab (Buildings) LTD"; "Patrick Whelan, Architect"; "Finbarr Murphy, Painting and Decorating Contractor"; MB Limited.
Note of congratulations to Dr. Philbin on his appointment as Bishop to Down & Connor. Annotated by Fr. James Ardle MacMahon.
File relating to a published report of Fr. M. Brennan’s lecture on Adam and Anthropology. Letters from +McQuaid to Fr. C. O’Connor, S.J., Provincial, with reply and letter from Fr. Patrick Boylan. Annotations by +McQuaid.
Hogan, Connor, urging the Archbishop not to allow religious services be held to commemorate the 1798 Rebellion which was based on the atheistic principles of the French Revolution.