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Mount Argus; Bulletins: Passionist Bulletins issued by Mount Argus for 1964 - 26 January, 1st March and 26 April.

Province of St. Patrick. 38th General Chapter. Report on State of Congregation.

General Chapters: List of names of General Curia and other peresonnel conected with the 38th General Chapter: .

General Chapters: 38th General Chapter: English Translation of Chapter Report (Acta) 0f 38th General Chapter.

Overseas Missions: Vicariate: Bechuanaland (Botswana): Paraguay: "The Second in a series of News Bulletins of the foreign missions compiled by the Students of Mount Argus". Paraguay: Parish officially handed over and Fr. Salvian appointed Parish Priest on 26-07-1964. Copy of the official document of the transfer appended with the written testimony of the Chancellor of the Prefecture. Salvian wrote home for a "Parish Seal" and proper Passionist notepaper. In comparison with Bechuanaland, they are well suplied with rain..The danger from spiders and snakes is mentioned. Medical facilities are poor. A description of local weddings is given and the Legion of Mary has been estanblished. The poverty of the people is also covered. BECHUANALAND ( BOTSWANA ) : Details of Personnell are given. Two new churches opened' at Tomotsa and Serowe.. A brief account of the country and political situation is given

Fatima House, Coodham: Curial Mass Register, Account of monies sent to Provincial, October 1964 -December 1971;

Botswana:Letters:Fr. Valentine McMurray C.P. 1923083 from Fr. Carthage Power C.P.1939148 1)Consulta in Missions.Assignment of individuals.
2)Home leave and permission of Religious Superior.

Fr. Brendan McDermott C.P. 1950080
Letter of refusal of loan for development of St. Gabriels Boys Club from Royal Bank of Ireland.

Election Signatures Dec. 64 Brethern Recieved Documentation Mount Argus, Ardoyne,
The Graan, Colloney, Crossgar, Musselburgh, Dankeith, Belvedere Hall, Fatima House.

1846034; Houben, Charles: Blessed: Cures obtained through his intercession: packet of documents concerning Mrs. Frances Murphy, 5, Elm Park Avenue, Ranelagh, Dublin, who was cured of blindness after intercession to Fr, Charles. The case was first raised by a Dr.J.F.Power, Sliabh Na mBan, Caremont Road, Ballsbridge, who met her at the grave of Fr. Charles. When he met her again a week later she had been cured. Fr. Gerald O'Boyle investigated the case and discovered that her cure had lasted for three yrears and then paretially returned,