letter from the Bishop of Cloyne, James Roche, to Sister Francis thanking the Fermoy Sodality for having a Novena of Masses said for him.
Fermoy
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letter to the Reverend Mother M. Dympna of Fermoy Convent advising that a insurance premium must be paid at the cost given to them regardless of how excessive it seemed, insurance for domestic employees must also be paid (16 October 1953); letter regarding insurance contributions for an employee (30 November 1953); details of how the Sisters of Fermoy would have to pay rates on any secondary school they proposed to open in Fermoy (17 February 1956); letter informing that a former employee was not entitled to any holiday pay (30 September 1959).
letter from Sister Christine giving information on the original school attached to Fermoy Convent, how it was outgrown by pupil numbers and required a new building, and the timeline of these events.
Includes; letter addressed from "S[ain]t Joseph's , Presentation Convent, Fermoy", advice to wait for a meeting of Presentation Superiors before going ahead with a proposed central Novitiate (signed Sister Margaret Mary ???).
letter from Mother Ignatius to "My truly loved Novice [Mary Paul]" sent from South Presentation, Cork, to Presentation Convent, Fermoy, reference to request for prayers to aid in upcoming elections, reference to the establishment of "the devotion of the Immaculate Heart of Mary" in Cork, list of Sisters voted into Offices of the South Presentation.
handwritten letter from Sister Margaret McCarthy to "Dear S[iste]r Eucharia & [and] friends" thanking them for all their support of her mission in Chone and referencing some enclosed photos showing the her life and work.
typed letter from Sister Margaret McCarthy to "Dear family and friends" telling of the difficulties of life in Chone from flooding and poverty, details of some of her works in Chone, appeal for some help towards her work; newspaper cutting with image of a flooded sinkhole in a road, Spanish text with it.
legal judgements against Richard and Richard Condon, father and son, for the sum of £400 Sterling to be paid to the Sisters of the Presentation Convent, Fermoy.
details of legacy left to Sisters of Fermoy Convent.
article in The Standard, a Tasmanian newspaper, on Presentation Sister Paschal and Paul's work in educating the children of King Island, Australia.