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Mount Argus: Church Services: Printed notice (hand-out) announcing details for "Special Pilgrimages or Sermons & Devotions for The Third Decade of Pilgrimages in the Month of September, 1873 at the Church of St. Paul of the Cross, Mount Argus each evening at half-past seven o'clock". Titles of sermons and names of preachers supplied.

Passionus Nuns: Mother Gertrude Constante: Copy of translation of obituary of Mother Gertrude.

Argentina, Passionists in: extract from Pius Devine's journal, "The Adventures and misadentures of a Jolly Beggar" (1872-1875) dealing with the Argentinean period of his travels, seeking donations towards clearing the debt on Mount Argus,

MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1820-1855)
Demand to Joseph Byrne that he complete the buying of Mt. Argus from the Bank of Ireland.

Mount Argus: Local Chapters: photocopy of letter from the orovincial, Al[honsus O'Neill, to all memebrs of the Provonce: Local and weekly chapyers are too radixal. Makes rules as ro how such chapters are to be held. In brief, only the superior may say what is tro be on the agenda.

Miscellaneous: Administration: Common pleas re matter of administration between Michael Murphy, Francis E. O'Brien and John Blake and Edward Meade - date stamped 22.1.1861, Dublin.

Mount Argus; Finances; Wills; Bequests: copy of document in case of Callaghan v Ryan. Received from the estate of Miss Jane McKenna, Sandymount Avenue, Dublin for masses the sum of £20 for maintaining a cell in Mount Argus - signed by Pancras Driffield.

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's Province) 10th (1884) Provincial Chapter Convocatory Letter

Pakenham, C.P., Paul Mary:- "Memoir of the late Father Paul Mary of St. Michael Passionist, (formerly the Honb. Charles Reginald Pakenham) by The Revd. Father Salvian, Master of Novices, St. Saviour's Retreat, Broadway 1858". This MS biography of Fr. Paul Mary Pakenham, C.P., which deals with the period immediatly preceeding his reception into the Congregation and up to his death, was written by Fr. Salvian primarily for the edification of his novices. Salvian had been Master of Novices to Paul Mary. In a preface, Salvian states that under obedience, he was submitting the MS for publication. There is no record of this having ever been done. This vol was handsomely bound by the Garda Obsequies Association in 1993 to commemorate the centenary of the association of the Passionists with it.

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.