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1864007 Dominic O'Neill, C.P.
IE CP 2021-11-22/216/1/7/10/1 · Stuk · 30/06/06
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

1864007 Dominic O'Neill, C.P. 2 sheet legal f/c. typewritten copy: -Thomas F. O'Connell,Solrs. 34, Kildare Street, Dublin:The WILL of Fr. DOMNIC Thomas O'Neill,CP. He bequeates all his property to Fr. Philip Coughlin, Fr. Basil Moubert, and Fr. Berchmans Byrne..
Brothers; Nuns: 7 Dolours Beads: Indulgences: Privileges:
Brothers; Nuns: 7 Dolours Beads: Indulgences: Privileges:
IE CP 2021-11-22/216/10/1/2/18 · Stuk · 19/10/07
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

Brothers; Nuns: 7 Dolours Beads: Indulgences: Privileges: Printed form. IGNATIUS of St. Teresa, Secretary, John and Paul's, Rome. Notice of St. Pius X granting by an AUTOGRAPH Rescript1) that the lay brothers can get Dolours Bead/ 5 Wound Beads indulgences using their ordinary girdle-rosary2) that the NUNS chosen on Fridays for the 33 Acts of Adoration of the Blessed Sacament gain a Plenary Indulgence for the dead.3) Nuns' churches to have same indulgences and privileges as our own.
Bro. Laurence Carr C.P. 1854007. Portrait and notes on Life.
IE CP 2021-11-22/216/2/12/9/4 · Stuk · 18/04/15
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

Bro. Laurence Carr C.P. 1854007 Portrait and notes on back as follows:
Bro. Laurence Carr C.P. Born Belfast, Rosemary St. 1834. The first native of Belfast to join
the Order of the Passion. Clothed in the Habit 1853--57years ago. One of the Pioneers of
the Order to go out to Australia 1887 where he still (1910) lives.
Photo number 2096
1891058 Smith, C.P., Joseph: The Cross:
1891058 Smith, C.P., Joseph: The Cross:
IE CP 2021-11-22/216/10/1/4/3 · Stuk · 18/03/16
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

1891058 Smith, C.P., Joseph: The Cross: Fr. John Mary (McMullan), C.P., Provincial, Mt Argus, Dublin to Fr. Rectors. Fr Joseph Smith is relinquishing editorship of "The Cross". Maurice and Kieran are to do this job. A committee (Joseph, Gerald, Herman. Maurice & Kiernan) is to go into the question - can "The Cross" be improved still more? Have any of the Religious any suggestions on 5 points mentioned in this circular?