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Mount Argus; Lands: Loader Park: Negative search No. 954: explanation by Wm. Fanagan to Passionists of Acts of search. This seems to refer to document under serial number 2845, which is the certification from the Registry of Deeds of the Negative Search and gives details of each document in which a search was requested (please see).

Congregartion as a whole: Holy Rule: circular letterr from General to all superiors regarding the bringing into force Decree no 25 of previous General Chapter.

Overseas Missions: Johannesburg: photocopy of letter from the Mission Secretary General Caspar Caulfield, C.P., to Fergus Loughrey, C.P., enclosing copy of letter from Bishop Boyle to the Cardinal Prefect of Propaganda Fidei referred to and summarised in Caspar's letter of 25-07-1958 (see 8-1-4-15 seerial no 6828). Remarks that it is evident from letter that Boyle does not wish to admit any more religious to the City of Johannesburg. Two aproaches to the matter are adverted to by him. NB THIS LETTER IS MENTIONED AT A6 IN DOCUMENT "CORRESPONDENCE RE SETTING UP OF HOUSE IN TRANSVAAL" LOCATED AT 8-1-4-1 SERIAL NO 6821

Obituary of Fr. Xavier, anonymous, but presumably by Rector of Carmarthen. Born Cork. Mass in presence of Dr. Petit, Bishop of Minevia, Fr. Patrick, Prov. and Philip, 1st Consultor, sung by classmate, Fr. Germain

Overseas Missions (Provincial Archives): Prefecture Apsotolic Bechyanaland (Botswana): letter from Missionary Secretary General, CAspar Caulfield, C.P. to Ptovincial, Fergus Loughry, C.P., seking, by authority of the General, the customary three names of the candidates whom the Provincial Curia judge worthy of the office of Prefect of Bechuanaland. Details of proceedure given. General also asked each misionary in Bechuanaland to send him directly a new Terma. Preperation of trhe official Terma is the proprer duty of the General.

Overseas Missions: Johannesburg: photocopy of letter from Caspar Caulfield, C.P., the Missions Secretary General to Fergus Loughrey, C.P., Propoganda Fidei has instructed that the terna for the election of the Prefect Apostolic for Bechuanaland ( Botswana ) be taken up. Voting will not take place until written consent of the local Ordinary is obtained for the erection of a Passionist house in one of the most favourably situated cities of South Africa. There is deadlock in these negotiations at the moment, so Caspar writes to examine the whole question from all sides to enable Fergus and Consultors can determine what course of action to take. The whole problem is then discussed in detail and certain suggestions made. NB THIS LETTER IS MENTIONED AT A8 IN DOCUMENT "CORRESPONDENCE RE SETTING UP OF HOUSE IN TRANSVAAL" LOCATED AT 8-1-4-1 SERIAL NO 6821

Overseas Missions: Johannesburg: photocopy letter from Caspar Caulfield, C.P., the Missions Secretary General acknowledging letter of 14-11-1958 from Fergus Loughrey, C.P., conveying the decision of the Capitular Fathers (concerning the question of a religious house in South Africa ?): copy of which is not extant here. Caspar, at Fergus's request, advises on how to proceed in dealing with the Bishop. Our version of the proposed contract should be sent to the Bishop before he gets out his own version, and this version should be sent by Caspar to the Bishop.

Overseas Missions: Johannesburg: copy letter from Fergus Loughrey, C.P., to the Bishop Of Johannesburg concerning the acquisition of a canonical foundation in South Africa, as a prerquisite to the establishment of a Prefecture Apostolic in Bechuanaland ( Botswana ). This letter was forwardwd to the Missiuons Secretary General, at his suggestion, for alteration etc., if necessary, (see 8-1-4-19 serial no 6842 and 8-1-4-20 serial no 6832)

Overseas Missions: Questionnaire from Bishops re missionary activities of Irish religous orders orders, (in connection of PAtrician Centenary Year.

Botswana: Letters: Fr. Fergus Loughery C.P. 1936078 from Fr.Carthage Power C.P. 1939148 1) Dont want to be Prefect. 2) See how Missions and Retreats develop.
Fr. Paul Mary preaching here. 3) Ordination of Joseph Motsumi in Romoutsa.