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Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)
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Two vocations

Two vocations

From Mary Martin to Father Prior mentioning two possible vocations.

Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)

Notes related to Mother Mary Martin

Newspaper cuttings, a Booklet from a Ceremonial for the temporary Profession of The Sisters of The Medical Missionaries of Mary, a handwritten and a tipped version of the Agreement between M.M.M. and the Priory of Glenstal

Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)

Mother Mary Martin Letters

Letters sent to and by Mother Mary Martin. Cover letter in 1974 states: "Documentation on foundation of Medical Missionaries of Mary in Glenstal. Entrusted to Fr. Mart T. for eventual photostating for Mother Jude. Fr. Bernard. These papers are not in chronological order"

Glenstal Abbey Auth Rec

Mother Mary Martin Letters

Early days of M.M.M, formation of aspiring sisters, Rule of Glenstal in formation of aspiring sisters, Agreement between Glenstal ande Ms Martin when ladies were working here.
Sent to and by the former Prior of Glenstal

Glenstal Abbey Auth Rec

Mary Martin -nursing training

Mary Martin -nursing training

Letter seeking advice regarding nursing training, and other matters relating to establishing a religious congregation.

Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)

Visit of Father David

Visit of Father David

Letter to Father Prior from Mary Martin regarding the cancelled visit of Father David. Though the date is marked 1935 in the letter by someone else afterwards, it is most likely 1934 because of the context.

Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)

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