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Bro. Mark Kangley: photocopy of the title page of "An Introduction to a Devout Life" by St. Francis de Sales, bearing an inscription from Bro, Bernard McScally, C.P., to his friend Edward Kangley. This book was shown to Declan O'Sullivan, C.P., by Miss Una Dunne from Paris, a descendant of Mark's.

MOUNT ARGUS : CHURCH / BUILDINGS: Dominic O'Neill ,rector . Appeal for alms to complete new church . Includes a translation of the Papal rescript giving Pope's blessing to all who help. Includes engraving of the monastery and church as visualised. Also a list of spiritual benefits. AT TIME OF COMOUTERISATION THIS ITEM WAS MISSING FROM CHRONOLOGICAL FOLDER.

Mount Argus: Legal: Cavanagh & O'Callaghan: Counsel opinion not available yet

Mount Argus; Confraternity: Church Services: Printed leaflet announcing the Annual Rereat for the Confraternity at Mount Argus commencing on Passion Sunday and concluding on Palm Sunday, conducted by Frs. Gregory and Sebastian.

Nardocci, C.P., Salvian: - Annals Chronicles of the Anglo-Hibernian Province:- First Draft: While this and the volumes located at 27 - 27/29 are labled as "chronicles", it would seem that they are in fact the first draft of what later became "The Annals of the Anglo-Hibernian Province, located at 28 -4/6. THIS VOLUME CONTAINS AN INTRODUCTION EXPLAINING HOW THE ANNALS CAME TO BE WRITTEN,

Nardocci, C.P., Salvian: - Annals Chronicles of the Anglo-Hibernian Province:- First Draft: While this and the volumes located at 27 - 26and 27-28/29 are labled as "chronicles", it would seem that they are in fact the first draft of what later became "The Annals of the Anglo-Hibernian Province", located at 28 -4/6.

MINUTES of a Special Meeting of the MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the CITY of DUBLIN re
The RESOLUTIONS of the Irish Catholic Members of( Westminster) Parliament relative to
the Circular recently addressed by the Holy Office to the Irish Bishops.
(These photostats were kindly supplied by the City Archivist (Miss Mary Clark) at the request of Mt. Argus Archivist 1981. 06. 02.

Devine, C.P., Pius: XEROX copy (of a Xerox copy) of the original letter by Pius Devinr. C.P., Holy Cross Retreat, Crumlin Road, Belfast, to James Pearse ( father of Padraic Pearse) Dublin. Pius testefies that he had received James Pearse; his former wife and children into the Church round about 1870 or 1869 after Pius having instructed him.

THE ORIGINAL OF THIS LETTER IS IN THE HANDS OF EAMONN de BARRA, EXECUTOR OF MARGARET PEARSE'S WILL. A XEROX COPY WAS GIVEN BY HIM TO FR. HERMAN NOLAN. C.P.,AS HE HAS TESTEFIED ON 14.03.1979