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Argentina, Passionists in: "A Short Account of Irish Catholic Action in Argentina", prepared for the International Eucharistric Congress, Dublin, 1932. The Passionists are dealt with in pp 31-33

Argentina, Passionists in: photocopy from The Cross Vol XXXII, no 11 of article entitled Irish Chaplains in Argentina by Juan Aldeano. A list of such chaplains is given. While Passionists are not specifically mentioned, it is more than likely that some of the names listed are of Passionists, e.g. Fr. Lawrence Kirwan.

Argentina, Passionists in: Fr. Michael of the MOther of God (Deane) C.P., Provincial of the Imaculate Conception Province, Argentina, to Fr. Aidrian Convery, C.P., Provincial, Munt Argus.

Fr. General has had high praise for Argentina Province. Michael writes to ask for 2 good priests to help in the C.P., Apostolate to English language Catholics. It involves a great deal of travel on one's own, so reliable men are the type needed.

Mother Scholastica, Superior C.P. sisters will be in Ireland soon and will explain the situation.

Michael then outlines who is who in the Argentine Province.

Argentina, Passionists in: extract from Pius Devine's journal, "The Adventures and misadentures of a Jolly Beggar" (1872-1875) dealing with the Argentinean period of his travels, seeking donations towards clearing the debt on Mount Argus,

Argentina, Passionists in:obituary booklet (reprint from St. Mary's Record) on life of Seephen Kealy, C.P. who spent some time in Argentina.

Argentina, Passionists in: two articles from The Cross (July, 1939 Vol XXX No 3) on Argentina (1) "Irish Passonists in the Pampas" bu Fr. Vincent Laffan, C.P. who evidently is Vincemnt Laffan-Flynn, C.P., who was born in Argentina and (2) Around The World with the Pasionists !. Argentina and South America

Argentina, Passionists in: ordination card of Fr. Peter Richards (Argentenian born) who had done his philosophy studies at Drumhair, Musslebourgh.

This record is part of the list of all the missions preached by the Passionist Fathers in St. Patricks Province (Ireland and Scotland), from 1927 up until 1965. It is just an electronic list with no physical counterpart. It has been made available to aid research into the Passionists.