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File includes sermon preached by Bishop Florence McCarthy, Bishop of Cork, dated between 1802 – 1810 and two typewritten copies of this sermon ; typewritten copy of a sermon preached by Late Very Rev. Thomas Burke, O.P. ; two typewritten copies of a sermon given on 21 November 1782 for the reception of Miss Oliffe; sermon delivered by Archdeacon James Bastible, on 9 May 1771, on the occasion of the bi-centenary of the Ursuline Sisters coming to Cork; talk by Fr. Peel O.P. on Nano Nagle; Nano Nagle; and Undaunted daughter of Desires a Study in Sanctity by T.J. Walsh (handwritten).

Sermons: Fr. Sebastian Slean C.P. Meditations for Novices. Hand writing identified by
Fr. Fabian Grogan C.P.

Sermons: Fr. Austin Tierney C.P. 1917038. Exaltation of The Most Holy Cross, in
Holy Cross, Ardoyne, Belfast 8th. September 1957. Signed by Fr. Austin C.P.

Sermons: Fr. Austin Tierney C. P. 1917038. Fr. Matthew Anniversary Address,
Fr. Matthew Hall, Church St. Dublin. Signed by Fr. Austin C.P.

copies of sermons preached at the funeral and anniversaries of Nano Nagle and Reverend Florence MacCarthy.

Where the the member is not particularly prominent in the congregation and there is not much other material in the archives about them, their sermons will go here.

Otherwise see the "Prominent Passionists section".

Orders and lists of mass sermons preached by priests at the Church of St. Francis, Kilkenny. The entries are listed under date (usually at Lent, Easter and other religious feast days) and the name of the celebrant. It is noted in the 1903 list that the maximum duration of sermons at mass is twenty minutes. One of the lists is titled ‘Lenten discourses’.

Includes; transcript of sermon given in the "South Parish Chapel, Cork in aid of the extensive schools attached to the Presentation Monastery, Douglas Street".

Reverend Thomas N. Burke

This file contains a booklet of a sermon given by Reverend Thomas N. Burke on Whit Sunday. Included also is a post card of the statue of the Reverend Burke in the Claddagh in Galway.