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Mount Argus: Centenary: 1918037 Osmund Thorpe leter from Osmund to Provincial thanking him for sending copy of Centenary Brochure. Regrets that there is no mention in it of Irish CPs who worked in Australia,

Mount Argus; Church Services: Arangements for Christmas Day Masses, 1957

Nevin, C.P., Eugene copy of obituary on Eugene published in February, 1958 edition of The Cross (editor, Fr. Dermot Power, C.P.)

Missions and Retreats: Special Group Retreats: :military: photograph at Military Mission, Spike Island. HJilary and Timothy are photographed with an army officer and diocesan priest. This has also been entered in photographic archive under above location and serial no.

Overseas Missions: A line-rawing of a map of the world showing the overseas Missions in which the CPs. work.

Overseas Missions; Johannesburg: letter from Bishop Hugh Boyle of Johannesburg in reply to that of 14-01-1958 from 1936078 Fergus Loughrey, C.P., (see 8-1-4-11 serial no 6823 where Fergus submits a preliminary draft of a contract). Bishop Boyle sets out the conditions for the establishment of a Passionist Retreat in the Diocese. THIS ITEM IS INCLUDED AT A2 OF THE DOCUMENT "OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE RE SETTING UP OF HOUSE IN TRANSVAAL" LOCATED AT 8-1-4-1 SERIAL NO 6821)

Missions and Retreats; Miscellaneous Documents: Mission Conference: to assist the Provincial Curia in the preperation and compilation of a new edition of the "Mission Directory"

Belvedere Hall: Foundation. Fr. Maurice Egan C.P. 1935112 to Archbishop McQuaid D.D.
Informing Archbishop of purchase of Belvedere Hall. Respect the prescription of
exclusion of faithful from oratory.

St. Patricks Province: Missions and Retreats: England 1955--1958 From Archbishop of
Dublin John C. McQuaid. Invitation to Conference of Provincials and to Conference of
Missioners.

Mount Argus: Clubs: St. Gabriel's Boys' Club/St. Gabriel's Youth Centre: Legion of Mary; copy letter from the Rector to the President of the Boys' Club Praesidium of the Legion of MAry granting permission for the use of the Old Mill as premises for the Boys' Club (see item under serial number 4493).