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Four-page A4 newsletter of All Hallows College, largely about the 100thh anniversary of the Vincentian administration at All Hallows College.

Letter in French from Antoine Fiat CM, Superior General, to Thomas Morrissey CM, Provincial: “It is clear that you should accept All Hallows College. Please submit the name you wish to have appointed Rector. Either Fr. Geoghegan or Fr. Moore would be acceptable to us. Fr. Hardy would be acceptable for Castleknock." Handwritten letter and typewritten transcription.

Two photocopies of a handwritten letter in Italian from the 'Sacra Congregazione Concistoriale', the Sacred Concistorial Congregation, a predecessor of the Congregation for Bishops, appointing Father Thomas O'Donnell CM rector of All Hallows College.
There is also a typewritten transcription of the letter.

Typewritten report of visitation of All Hallows College in 1923 by James Bennett CM, addressed to the Most Reverend Edward Byrne, Archbishop of Dublin. There is an accompanying letter from John Ballesty CM, Provincial Bursar, to Father Bennett regarding the report that is proposed to be sent to the Archbishop. The report covers the topics of discipline, studies, health, finance and property. It also mentions a staff meeting where it was decided to discontinue sending students to the National University for degrees.

Three copies of an article by Father Thomas O'Connell CM, Rector/President of All Hallows College. The article was published in the journal 'Studies' to mark the centenary of the College. The article is nine pages long.

Two copies of a short of list of recommendations by the Provincial / Visitor after his visitation to All Hallows College.

Typed document about the nature of daily exercises in the Vincentian community at All Hallows College.

Four-page printed leaflet in French with the statutes of the 'College of Foreign Missions of All Hallows near Dublin'.
At the end, the order of the day is given, from rising at 6am to sleeping at 10pm.

Photocopy of a memorandum on the background to the Vincentians taking over the College.