1853021 Alphonsus O'Neill 1864007 Dominic O'Neill typed resume of an article titled "Two Distinguished Passionists of Yester-Year" from "The Irish News" (Belfast) concerning the brothers, Alphonsus and Dominic O'Neill, who became Passionists. Aticle located under serial number 1721.
Passionists: Vocations: RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS EXHIBITION Kelvin Hall, Glasgow 29 May to 5 June, 1960; Gives details about 100 Religious Orders and Congregations and their work. Passionist Stall 78: Passionist Sisters 79
Overseas Missions: Vicariate: South Africa: Botswana: Kimberley Vicariate: REPORTS: "Bechuanaland Prefecture: NEWSLETTER July, 1960" signed by Fr. Carthage Power, C.P. This is the second newsletter from Botswana. It is winter and vegetation to feed the cattle is very scarce. Poverty is rampant. Children flock to the schools, but there are few traditional Catholic families. The new convent of St. Teresa's Mission, Lobatsi was opened on the feast of St. Gabriel by Monsignor Murphy. An accouint of progress in Lobatsi is given, as is that at Ramoutsa. A progress report on St. Joseph's College, Khale, and accounts concerning Morwa. Malalapye, Francistown are su[pplied. Carthage appeals to his bretehrn to send on books suitable for priestly life.
Burke, C.P., Edmund: General Documents: WHITE FATHERS: "Guide for Priests instructing Muslims about our Faith". (Issued for private use by White Fathers.) Translated by Edmund Burke, C.P. On the title page is a note of thanks from Fr. Caspar, C.P., to Edmund for a job well done, dated 12.10.1960. Attached to fly-leaf is a letter from Fr. Caspar to Edmund conveyng the WF General's appreciation. Caspar makes the point that the translation will be used in the Philipines as well as in Africa. THIS ITEM IS MISSING. At this location is a letter from the General to Edmund, dated 06.10.1960 congratulatng Edmund on the translation and telling him it will be of great assistance to our Fathers in Jeruselem, where one of them is chaplain to an old folks' home whose immates are mostly Muslim and where there has already been several converts. In view of the missing item above, this letter is being located in this spot.
Burke, C.P., Edmund: General Documents: letter from Bridgetine Nuns, Lugano to Edmund informing him he will be welcome to stay at their premises and enclosing hand-out on the facilities together with several post cards. Also attached is receipt for his stay.
