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St. Patrick's Province: Provincial Chapters: 11th Provincial Chapter: Inventory: Mount Argus: archiv
St. Patrick's Province: Provincial Chapters: 11th Provincial Chapter: Inventory: Mount Argus: Inventory of house and church furniture and effects of St. Paul's Retreat for Provincial Chapter, 1959. Also contains stetement re archives, finances, mass certificates, chapter meetings.
Overseas Missions (Provincial Archives)
Prefecture Apostolic of Bechuanaland (Botswana) Letter from Mission Sec Caspar Caulfield to Provincial Fergus Loughrey re Prefecture. The Prefect is granted autonomy but the mission is entrusted to the Province . Dates and arrangements for the starting of the Prefecture are discussed.
Fr. Edmund Burke C.P. 1923082 Letter of introduction from John Cardinal D'Alton.
Fr. Edmunr Burke C.P. 1923082 Letter of Introduction from John Cardinal D'Alton on occasion of Fr. Edmunds move to Rome.
Belvedere Hall: from Daragh Connolly clarifing Demand Notes for Rates.
Belvedere Hall: from Daragh Connolly clarifing demand notes for Rates from Wicklow County Council. One for Passionists and one for Henry O'Kelly.
1934075 Laurence O'Sullivan British Passport issued to Laurence on occasion of his going to Near East to prospect the foundation of Cheshire Home at Bethlehem
1923082 Burke, C.P., Edmund: Presscuttings (general)
Burke, C.P., Edmund: Presscuttings (general): The Standard reports on Edmund's appointment to Rome.
Belvedere Hall; Urgent Masses 1959-1981
Belvedere Hall: Urgent Masses 1959-1981
Belvedere Hall: Accounts: 1959-1966: Reconciliation
Belvedere Hall: Accounts: 1959-1966: Reconciliation
Sts. John and Paul, Rome: Msgr. John Burkem, former chaplain top UCD makes his preconsecation retreat (as Bishop of Simla, India) in Sts., John and Paul, Rome/
Paul Mary Pakenham - Family Background: article, titled "She Defied The Tans at Clondalkin", from the "Irish Independent" of 02.10.1959 about a Mrs. Whitty from Clondalkin, Co. Dublin, in the course of which mention is made that her maternal-aunt, Eliza, who died in 1925 aged 85 years was apprenticed in her teens to a confectioner in Georges Street and that lodging with her employer at that time was a young soldier named Pakenham, the late Fr. Paul Mary, who drew the giggling admiration of the apprentices as he stepped out of an evening "dressed for a levee in Dublin Castle".