St. Paul of the Cross - Life:- "The Life of Blessed Paul Of The Cross, Founder Of The Congregation Of The Barefooted Clerks Of The Most Holy Cross And Passion Of Jesus Christ" by St. Vincent Strambi, Vol II with an introduction by Blessed Dominic Barberi in Vol I. Published London: Thomas Richardson And Son. 1853 (Oratorian Series). Other volumes are located as follows: I (32/1/1/12) and III (32/1/1/4)
General Chapters: MS copy; Ignatius of the Infant Jesus to the whole Congragation: Engliosh ttanslation of the procedings (Acta) of the 22nd General Chapter, Rome 3 to 7 May, 1869
PopeLeo XIII: printed copy of his constitution "Romanos Pontifices" by which he setles the comntroversy between the English and Scottish Hierarchies and the Regulars.
Anglo/Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province: 3rd Provincial Chapter (1863): Convocatory Letter: further to the convocatory letter, see 7-3-4-1 (serial no 130), this letter gives the date on which the chapter will be held.
Fr.Julian Tenison Woods Australia. Ex Passionist. Incomplete account of his history by Fr. Gerard Mahony C.P. Added his life from Wikipedia. Added his life from Sisters of St. joseph.
Anglo-Irish and Sr. Patrick's Province:: Professions and Renunciatios: 1842 - 1850. Some of the entries are witnessed by Blessed Dominic Barberi and his signature is appended to those entries
General Curia: MS copy of the decree of the Sacred Congregation of Bishops and Regulars. The number of our General Consultors be raised from 2 to 4: Secretary General to be chosen by General with consent of his Consultors: Secretary General has the right to speak, though not to vote, as Consultas.
Copy of letter of the Pope cjosing {aulinus of the Five Wounds and Emmanual of St' John the Baptist as the 2 new Consultors.
Holy Cross Retreat, Ardoyne, Belfast; Dispute with Bishop McAllister: Letter from Fr. Thomas, Consultor General, to Provincial, Vincent Grogan. Letter from Propaganda on way to bishop advising that he should settle dispute. He should not refuse faculties to Passionists put up by their superiors unless for canonical reasons. Other religious in Ireland were complaining about similar treatment., so the same advice was given to other bishops. Vincent to keep this information "under his hat". Thomas understands congregation wants this matter settled. (He also mentions that he is glad Vincent has escaped the danger from Kildare - i.e., of being made Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, Copy of this reference is also located at 3/3/5/2 serial no. 6475)
