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A drawing of St. Kevin’s Kitchen (also known as St. Kevin’s Church), a twelfth century nave-and-chancel church at the monastic settlement in Glendalough in County Wicklow. The illustration is dated and initialled by Peter Frederick Anson. A newspaper clipping reproducing the drawing and titled ‘A pilgrim’s sketchbook by Peter F. Anson / St. Kevin’s Kitchen, Glendalough’ is present on the reverse.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney. Notes of Beginnings in Cloonamahon by
Passionists. Copy Book. Other Chronicles at shelf 90.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney letter to the Provincial, Fr. Gerald O'Boyle, C.P., from the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe. Bishop sugests that Gerald has an agreement drawn up for the establishment of a monastic foundation in Collooney for the education of Passionist students for the foreign missions. He sets out on page 2 the conditions to be incoproprated into the agreement: namely, that no collections, questing, draws, lotteries be carried out in the diocese and that the bishop shall have the right to make regulatiuons in regard to the public oratory, specifically that the public may only attend mass there at the times fixed by the bishop and that on certaimn feasts, eg., Easter and Christmas, the public shall not be admitted.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: Copy letter from the Provincial, Fr. Gerald O'Boyle, C.P., to the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe. Fr. Austin has reported on his meeting with the bishop and the provincial thanks the bishop for granting permission for the establishment of a monastic foundatioin in the Diocese of Achonry for the education of Passionist students for the foreign missions on the property known as Cloonamahon in the parish of Collooney, with certain "little conditions". The Province is willingly prepared to renounce "questing" or collecting in the Diocese and to observe any restrictions the bishop may wish to impose regarding the hours of Sunday Mass, or even the closing of the chapel or oratory on certain specific festivals. (See item under serial number 8701 for bishop's reply.)

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney copy (typed) of agreement between the Bishop of Achonry and the Passionists Fathers for the erection of a canonical foundation in the Diocese of Achonry, witnessed by the Bishop, Patrick Morrisroe, and the Dean of Achonry, Monsignor James O'Connor, originals of the document (duly signed) being sent to the the Provincial, Fr. Valentine, C.P., on 19 January, 1963. The agreement provides for the fact that members of the Congregation shall not quest or collect money, gifts or subscriptions of any kind, or organise lotteries or drawings of prizes of any description within the dioces. The Bishop shall have the right to make regulations regarding the public oratory, in particular that the public shall be free to attend Mass only at the hours fixed by the Bishop and that on certain specified days (eg. Easter and Christmas) the public shall not be admitted.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney carbon copy (typed) of agreement between and the Passionists Fathers and the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe, for the erection of a canonical foundation in the Diocese of Achonry, witnessed, with the seal of Congregation. by the Provincial, Gerald O'Boyle and the Provincial Consultors, Paul Cyril O'Doherty and Cronan Doyle: original of the document (duly signed) being left with Bishop Morrisroe by Fr. Austin on 28 April, 1943. The agreement provides for the reservations made by the Bishop in granting permission for the foundation (see item under serial number 8703).

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: covering letter from the Bishop of Achonry, James Fergus, to the Rector of St. Joseph's Retreat, enclosing list of faculties for the fathers of the community (see item under serial number 8714 for details).

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: letter from the Bishop of Achonry to Fr. Austin, C.P., authorising him to install the Stations of the Cross in the oratory at Cloonamahon and with the usual indulgences.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: details of the faculties granted by the Bishop of Achonry, James Fergus, to the Passionist Fathers, Cloonamahon.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: printed letter, probably a draft, from the Bishop of Achonry, instructing that an announcement be made of the collection for the Infirm Priests' Fund. Permission has been granted for a fixed Mass stipend of 10/-