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Pamphlets, receipts, and baptism forms for the Society of the Holy Childhood. Also includes handwritten subscription lists and printed prayers for the Perpetual Lamp of St. Joseph and enrolment forms and devotions for the Guard of Honour of the Sacred Heart.

Tom Mitchell, Irish Independent, The Standard, Sunday Press
Articles taken from the Irish Independent, The Standard and the Sunday Press newspapers regarding religion including an article on the centenary of Catholic emancipation, an article on the Popes attitude towards the Lateran Treaty between the Vatican City and the Kingdom of Italy, the spread of Catholicism in South-East Asia and a photograph of Eamon de Valera, Taoiseach Irish Prime Minister and Gerald O'Hara, Papal Nuncio to Ireland.

Includes; thesis of Sandrine Cordeiro on the "… influence on Ireland in religious and socio-cultural terms …" using Nano Nagle as an example.

John Cronin, Aloysius Gentili

Relics of Aloysius Gentili, first Rosminian missionary in Ireland, consisting of hair taken from his head.

File 13 Folders

John Cronin, Vincent de Paul, David Lewis, St. Columba?, Maria Maddalena Martinengo, Philip Neri, Therese of Liseaux, Francis de Sales, Edmund Campion, Francis of Assisi, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Thomas Aquinas, Ignatius, St. Francis Xavier, St. Aloysius, St. John Berchmans, Stanislaus Kostka.
Relics taken from a variety of saints including Vincent de Paul, David Lewis, St. Columba?, Maria Maddalena Martinengo, Philip Neri, Therese of Liseaux, Francis de Sales, Edmund Campion, Francis of Assisi, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Thomas Aquinas, brick from the tomb of Antonio Rosmini, and the Jesuit Saints; St. Ignatius; St. Francis Xavier; St. Aloysius; St. John Berchmans; and St. Stanislaus Kostka.

Cover containing a black and white picture; reflection entitled Viva Maria Santissima Vergine Madre Di Dio on the cover.

This sub-series comprises papers mostly relating to the ministries performed by Fr. Dominic O'Connor OFM Cap. in Oregon in the United States following his release from British detention in January 1922. The sub-series also includes records referring to Fr. Dominic's death in October 1935 and tributes and commemorations thereafter.