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Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in the Mount Argus Archives
CORRESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
letter from Fr. Edmund Burke, C.P., to Irish Manuscriots Commission in reply to theirs of 21st ( see item at 8/4/5/3 serial no 7140). He would have no objecton to Professor Hogan editing the diary. It would, however, need the Provincial's permission and he suggests that Commission correspond with him, Provincial, in future. He himself has written to him setting out the position. (For Edmund's letter to the Provincial see item at 8/4/5/5 serial no 7142.)

Belvedere Hall: Bank Statements No.2 A/C Feb 1960-Dec.1961.

Missions and Retreats: Miscellaneous Documents: The Irish Press: preaching at Rome Church, Edmund Burke gives a series on "The Chrstian and the Cross" at San Silvestro.

Burke, C.P., Edmund: St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin: letter from the General, Fr. Malcolm, to Edmund concerning, inter alia, permission to administer Provincial fund and family fund: congratulations re progress of life of St. Gabriel and permission for him to go to Isola and other places.

Cross and Passion Sisters: History: phototocopy from booklet issued for the Religious Vocations Exhibition. Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, 29/05 - 05/06/1960: details of the Sisters of the Cross and Passion, Stall no 79

Apostolate of Writing: The Cross Volume LI May, 1960 - April, 1961

Photographs: Fr. Edmund Burke C.P. 1923082. with chrildren. Orphans on Continent ?.

1853021 Alphonsus O'Neill 1864007 Dominic O'Neill typed resume of an article titled "Two Distinguished Passionists of Yester-Year" from "The Irish News" (Belfast) concerning the brothers, Alphonsus and Dominic O'Neill, who became Passionists. Aticle located under serial number 1721.

1934102 J.Carroll: 1934101 W. Hickey, 1934078 C. Crowley, 1934077 Leo Marron, 1934075 L. O;Sullivan Ordination cards (individual, Leo and William) General evryonr on list.

Editorial from the Standard, quoting sermon by Hilary on the responsibility of legislators to look after the poor and follow their conscience rather than party whips. On the reverse side is a letter suggesting it be published in pamphlet form.