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Fr. Eugene Nevin C.P. 1890012 Letter from Fr. Malachy Gavin C.P. Provincial,London.
Rebukes for alleged Political Activities.

Holy Cross Retreat, Ardoyne: Belfast: Church Services : Holy Week 1922

MOUNT ARGUS : ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

NOTE BOOK CONTAINING DETAILS OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES FROM 01.11.1922 TO 21.05 1924;

N.B. AT TIME OF COMPUTERISATION THIS ITEM WAS MISSING. ENTERED HERE FOR RECORD PURPOSES ONLY

Hubert Carrurt, C.P., - Specimen of illuminated letters in the Celtic fashion by Hubert Carruth. This sheet and the half tone overleaf from The Cross were inserted before the false title of a Ratisbone Choir Psalter, post- Pain reform edition

Photograph of Oliver as a student 1923/24

1890014 Whelehan, C. P., Isidore: Press sutting from St. Helen's Newspaper and Advertiser: "St. Anne's Rector's Sudden Death: Collapse At Railway Station." Account of the manner of death: curriculum vitae and details of obsequies.

1846034 Blessed Charles Houben, C.P., Writings: transcripts, in Dutch, of 81 letters written by Blessed Charles. The volume is entitled "Examplae autenticum (?) Epistolorum (?) P. Caroli a S. Andrea" and the last page contains the following notation " Concardat cum originalis" and the signature (not decipherable) "notarius actuarius deputatur*,

1846034 Bl. Charles Houben, C.P., Cures during his life-time: letter from Mrs. C, Baker, 9 Hutton's Place, Summerhill, Dublin. Bad sight cured. A second letter dated, 17-07-1923, is attached, evidently in reply to a query from Fr. Osmund Donnelly, C.P., Vie-Postulator. She supples the name of her own doctor but cannot remember the name of the doctor in the "Eye-and Ear" Hospital.

1846034 Bl. Charles Houben: Cures during his life-time: letter from Anne Hughes, 11 South Circular Road, Kilmainham, Dublin: her husband, John,was cured of a complication of diseases "and who was absolutely given over as incurable".

Blessed Charles - Cause:- Informative Process - letter from James Terence Matthew O'Toole, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, recounting his cure, by Fr. Charles, from the "falling sickness" when he was 5 years old.