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Mark Gavin: MS The LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of Fr. Peter Mark Gavin, C.P., Blessed Gabrie's Retreat, The Graan, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland. Leaves his estate to Fr. MALACHY Gavin, and Fr. HILARY Mara, of St. Joseph' s Retreat, Highgate, London. Witnesses: EUGENE Nevin,CP and ROMUALD Marlowe,CP.

Mount Argus: Miscellaneous: Institute as a whole: Modernism: MS: English translation of printed sheet from the General, Geremiah Angelluci to all members of the Congregation concerning the measures to be taken as a consequence of the Encyclical "Pascendi" condemning Modernism. The printed sheet is located under serial number 257.

Congregation as a WHOLE: Privileges: Printed sheet on outer fold written postal address. Postmarked Rome 5th Jan. London 9th Jan 1911. Aloysius of the 5 Wounds, (Consultor General) to each Provincial. Letter encloses 3 copies* (not yet seen or filed) of our Privileges Indulgences (Price: 1.25 lira each). New Year wishes.

Missions and Retreats: Miscellneous Documents Mission Manuals Companion To The Missions: Conducted by the Passionist Fathers (published by The Cross, Mount Argus, Dublin.

Carr, C.P., Laurence; Blessed Dominic Barberi, C.P.: PRECIS of letter from Fr Joseph Smith, CP, to Mrs Barstow, Woodfield House, the Hyde, London. Bro. Lawrence Carr reports Bld Dominic was at the Hyde 3 to 4 years prior to he (Laurence) being a Novice (which was 1852). Dominic .did not live in the house. Altar of the house may now, Joseph says, be in Hendon. This precis was made by Fr. Declan O'Sullivan, C.P., at Highgate from envelope B of Ignatius Spencer's letters.

1887009 Caldwell, C.P., Conleth: Printout of the obituary of Conleth which is to be found in The Cross Vol. 11. 1911-1912.

Mount Argus: Bequests: George Tandy Wilkinson's Estate: copy letter to Fr. Sebastian Slean, C.P., Rector, Mount Argus, from Rev. Fr. William Arthur Bolger, 8 Mansion Row, Old Brompton, Chatham, Kent, England in the matter. MS Copy. Fr. B. is a little upset: he makes the points, 1) only for him the CPs would have never known of the Wilkinson legacy; 2) he left matters to his solicitors as the experts; 3) bad law & all, they can't be blamed for following it; 4) he queries it was certain the judges would have (the Probate Judge?) ruled in favour of the CPs. 5) knows the Canon Law on the matters; 6) has decided anyway that this sum will pass to the CPs on his death if he outlives his sister; 7) he ask his solr. to make sure this happens in case he can't legally do so.

Mount Argus: Bequests: George Tandy Wilkinson's Estate: copy letter from Fr. Sebastian Slean, C.P., Rector, Mount Argus, to Rev. Fr. William Arthur Bolger, 8 Mansion Row, Old Brompton, Chatham, Kent, England in the matter. CPs willing to share expense of proving the will up to £12 As regards Fr. B having the money for his lifetime S is asking solr to draw up deed. Wishes him the Compliments of the Season.

Mount Argus: Bequests: George Tandy Wilkinson's Estate: copy letter from Fr. Sebastian Slean, C.P., Rector, Mount Argus, to Solicitors, O'Connell. H e enclose copy of letterfrom Rev. Fr. William Arthur Bolger, 8 Mansion Row, Old Brompton, Chatham, Kent, England (see item under serial no. 666) and asks what Solicitor thinks of it.

St. Paul of the Cross - First Companions of:- Memoirs Of The First Companions of Saint Paul Of The Cross Founder of The Congregation Of Passionists by A Priest Of The Same Congregation. Published New York 1913. This is a translation into English of the Italian edition published in 1884, a copy of which is located at 34/45. It consists of short lives of 13 of the first companions of St. Paul of the Cross - 11 priests and 2 brothers as follows:- (1) His brother, Fr. John Baptist, (2) Fr. Fulgensius, (3) Fr. Marcus Aurelius, (4) Fr. Thomas of St. Francis Xavier, (5) Fr. Francis Anthony, (6) Fr. Thomas of the Side of Jesus, (7) Fr. Joseph, (8) Fr. Anthony, (9) Fr. Philip Joseph, (10) Fr. Bernardine, (11) Fr. John Baptist Ferreri, (12) Bro. Joseph, (13) Bro. James. A translation into English of this work is to be found at 34/47.