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Spencer, Ignatius, C. P. ANGLICAN DAYS: photostat of page 1 of George Spencer's (later Fr. Ignatius) diary. (Was in Mt. Argus Archives, but was transferred to the Highgate Provincial Archives to be joined with the two vols. already there.)

Spencer, Ignatius, C. P: LIVES (PRESS CUTTINGS AND BOOKS);C.T.S pamphlet, "Fr. Ignatius Spencer. C.P." by Fr. Urban Young C.P.

Spencer, Ignatius, C. P: LIVES (PRESS CUTTINGS AND BOOKS); Photocopy of article titled "Fr. Ignatius Spencer and Ireland" by an tAthair Padraig O Murchadha, from "The Catholic Bulletin" of September 1915, plus cover pages.

Spencer, Ignatius, C. P: LIVES (PRESS CUTTINGS AND BOOKS); Article from the Irish News, "The Troubadour of God, Father Ignatius Spencer, Passionist, the Apostle of the Crusade for Christian Unity", by Mairig Ni Craith

Spencer, Ignatius, C. P: Pictures & Family Portraits:Studio Portrait. Last photo of Ignatius, taken in Dublin shortly before he died. Improved copies, done by Fr. Brian Mulcahy, C.P., on his computer are filed 3/2/3/5 serial no 7735.

Spencer, C.P., Ignatius Death: discipline used for penance by Ignatius. This is preserved in the archives and is not on general display. My be viewed with permission.

1848001 Spencer, C.P., Fr. Ignatius: PRÉCIS of LETTER by John Bree, 12 Scarborough,Drive, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex to Fr URBAN Young,CP (Biographer of Fr.IGNATIUS Spencer). Writer's father-in-law, CAHRLES PETROLINI was the sculptor of the Memorial Cross to Fr Ignatius at Carstairs. He sends to U. a photo taken by Petrolini of the Cross, a photo of a painting by P. of The Hyde (No.l or No..2 ?), a photo of a little place contiguous. (and copies to Bro. Hilarion).

Spencer, C.P., Ignatius:Pictures & Family Portraits: computerised and enhanced copies of the last photograph of Ignatius taken in Dublin shortly before his death. For original of this photograph see 3/2/5/1 serial no 6448. This enhanced copy was done by Brian Mulcahy, C,P.

Spencer, C.P., Ignatius: DEATH: The lining from the top hat he was wearing when he collapsed and died on his way to visit his friend Montheit at Carstairs, Scotland on 1 October, 1864. It is on display in one of the cases in the Blessed Charles Museum.

Spencer, C.P., Ignatius: Spencer Family & Diana, Princess of Wales:: copy letter feom Declan O'Sullivan, C.P., to Ignatius McElligott, C.P., thanking him for copy of article in "Daily Mail" on Ignatius Spencer. A copy had already been received and sent on to the SIsters of Mercy at Birr whose convent had a close connection with Ignatius.