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Alphabetical register of sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis attached to Holy Trinity Church, Cork. Gilt title to spine. The volume is divided into distinct sections:
• Register arranged under the headings of names of sisters; dates of reception; dates when professed; name of residence.
• Printed alphabetical register of female Third Order subscribers to a fund ‘to defray the lawful demands of the new meeting room and library etc.’. This register commenced on 1 Dec. 1874 with payments made to Fr. William for the half year ending 31 May 1875.
• Expenditure and receipt book detailing cash income and expenditure from 9 Nov. 1876-7 Apr. 1878.

Alphabetical register of the Association of the Honour of the Most Blessed Sacrament attached to Holy Trinity Church. Entries are listed under the name and address of members.

Mass notice book for St. Mary of the Angels. The entries are of a routine nature and include notices of masses, confessions, benedictions and other religious events. Reference is also made to benefactors for whom masses are to be offered.

Includes the following
• Estimates of work from Healy Bros, Contractors, Tralee, to install the water supply.
• Detailed bill of Sundry Jobbing works carried out at Mr Hetreed’s house.
• Detailed Estimates for sundry works proposed to be carried out at Presentation Convent Killarney includes rebuilding a wall in front of the street, coal shed and fowl house, covered passage and gate lodge.
• Estimate for works in connection convent and convent grounds.
• Letters from Healy Bros, Contractors, Tralee, to Reverend Mother concerning progress of work, bills paid and acknowledging receipt of payment.
• Receipts for jobbing from Francis Nunan, for carpentry and labour, work in schools, on property in Market Lane, on house occupied by Mr Hetreed, Mr O’ Connor’s house, the chapel, the school, Mr Shine’s yard, building fowl house, painting, plumbing, repairs, and renewals.
• Receipts from John Perry & Sons, 89 Patrick Street, Cork for furniture and fittings.
• Letters from Killarney Town Commissioners re annual charges for water.
• Receipts from Jeremiah Galvin & Sons Ltd. for work carried out at the convent.
• Estimates for Low Pressure Central Heating Installation, from Charles McCarthy & Sons, Heating and Sanitary Engineers, 1934.
• Estimates for building work in connection with heating from John Hearne & Son, May 1909.

Includes

• Printed articles re the arrangements and decoration of churches.
• Correspondence from Colm Johnson of Robert Creedon & Associates, Architects, 30 Dartmonth Square, Dublin 6, to Mother Gonzaga [O’ Keeffe].
• Re the Chapel and alterations to it.
• Preliminary reports, drawings, and estimates.
• Correspondence re plumbing and heating.
• Mention of tenders.
• Letter and estimate for the altar and other items (elements) for the sanctuary from Christopher Ryan, A.N.C.A., Sculptor, Barrenhill House, Baily, Co. Dublin.
• Letter from Colm Johnson, Architect to Mr. Jeremiah Galvin, St. Mary’s Terrace, Killarney, thanking him for his tender and informing him that he has been successful.
• Specification for alterations to heating installation in Chapel.
• Statement of fees.
• Letters re furniture for the Chapel.
• Letter from The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland Certificate of Payment Due for works described as Alterations to Chapel.
• Payment Due for works described as Alterations to Chapel.
• Quotation for painting the Convent Chapel from Keogh Decorators, Park Road, Killarney.
• Estimates and Statements from Christopher Ryan, A.N.C.A., Sculptor for items for the Chapel and work carried out.
• Booklet for Mass and Consecration of Altar at the Sacred Heart Chapel, Presentation Convent Killarney, 9 September 1978 by Bishop Kevin McNamara.
• Letters from Robert Creedon & Associates, Architects re payment of fees for work done on Chapel.

Alumni: Sacred Congregation of Religious to Superiors General of Clerical Institutes. An Instruction On the clerical and religious training of Alumni destined for the Priesthood; and on the Inquiry to be made before the Reception of Orders.

Reports, memoranda, and questionnaires collected and compiled by Monsignor Killian Flynn OFM Cap., secretary of the Association of the Members of the Episcopal Conference in Eastern Africa (AMECEA) principally about priestly formation in the constituent countries of Tanzania, Kenya, Malawi, Uganda and Zambia. The file includes the following documentation:
• Record of the Inter-territorial Episcopal Meeting held at St. Joseph’s, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, 17-26 July 1961. Monsignor Killian Flynn OFM Cap. was the recording secretary.
• AMECEA: A review of the first seven years.
• Extracts from the address by President Julius Nyerere to the Maryknoll Sisters’ General Chapter, New York. 16 Oct. 1970.
• Memorandum on the financial support of local African Ordinaries. 23 Apr. 1971.
• ‘Vocations to the Priesthood, Brotherhood, and Sisterhood in Zambia. 1970. Some factors and considerations’ by R.E.S. Tanner.
• Discussion document on the future of missionary societies by Fr. J. Glynn MM.
• Tanzania Church Inquiry. Memorandum on the pastoral position of the Catholic Church in Tanzania.
• Memorandum of the Association of Religious superiors in Eastern Africa.
• ‘The Church serving Developing Countries’. Extracts by AMECEA from a report sent to a seminar in Rome organised by a group of religious institutes active in missionary work. 15-17 Mar. 1968.
• Opening address by Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli (1910-1980), Secretary of the Congregation for Evangelization, to the ‘Serving Developing Countries’ Seminar in Rome, 15-17 Mar. 1968.
• Agenda and position papers at the plenary meeting of the Congregation of Propaganda Fide, Rome, 25-28 June 1968. Distributed by AMECEA.
• Prospectus of the Pastoral Institute of Eastern Africa in Kampala, Uganda (1969).
• Record of the AMECEA Study Conference held at the St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, Nairobi, Kenya, 14-21 Dec. 1973.