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This record is part of the list of all the missions preached by the Passionist Fathers in St. Patricks Province (Ireland and Scotland), from 1927 up until 1965. It is just an electronic list with no physical counterpart. It has been made available to aid research into the Passionists.

The Chancellery, Archbishop's House, Monsignor Richard Glennon & John O'Regan & Archbishop John Charles McQuaid: Rosminian Order, St. Patrick's, Upton, Reverend Jack Hickey: Tertiary Order of the Carmelite Brothers, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra, Brother Vincent Corcoran: Rosminian Sisters, Our Lady's Convent, Loughborough, Sister Mary Alban
Much of this material was found in the IPA at Clonturk House while the remainder was found in a separate room containing more recent files.
This sub-fond consists of documents and correspondence relating to the takeover of St. Joseph's, Drumcondra by the Rosminians. It contains letters from the Provincial of the Rosminian Order to the Archbishop of Dublin and his replies, correspondence between Reverend John Hickey to Brother Vincent Corcoran, the reasons the Carmelites must step down from their management of St. Joseph's, some of which is in Italian. There is also come correspondence with Monsignor Richard Glennon, giving permission to the Sisters of Providence (Rosminian Sisters) to come to St. Joseph's, notes on the organization and administration of St. Joseph's. Some histories, newspaper articles and artefacts are also included.
Languages
English, Italian

Creator: Mary Constantine, M. Ambrose, Patricia Mullins, M. Raymund, M. Stanislaus, M. Donald, M. Oswald, Thomas Hickey, John Hickey, Loftus Hall, Wexford, St. Mary's Convent

Letters from the Rosminian Sisters of Providence in Loftus Hall, County Wexford, to Thomas and John Hickey, Irish Provincials of the Institute of Charity regarding the health of the Sisters in the convent, plans for evacuating Wexford should Ireland be invaded during the Second World War, an invitation to John Hickey to visit St. Mary's Convent and visits by the Sisters to Upton, County Cork.

Creator: Mary Constantine, M. Ambrose, Patricia Mullins, M. Raymund, M. Stanislaus, M. Donald, M. Oswald, Thomas Hickey, John Hickey, Loftus Hall, Wexford, St. Mary's Convent

Letters from the Rosminian Sisters of Providence in Loftus Hall, County Wexford, to Thomas and John Hickey, Irish Provincials of the Institute of Charity regarding the health of the Sisters in the convent, plans for evacuating Wexford should Ireland be invaded during the Second World War, an invitation to John Hickey to visit St. Mary's Convent and visits by the Sisters to Upton, County Cork.

Creator: M. Winefride, Thomas Hickey, Loftus Hall, Wexford, St. Mary's Convent, William Codd, Bishop of Ferns

Letters from Sister M. Winefride of the Rosminian Sisters of Providence in Loftus Hall, County Wexford, to Thomas Hickey, Irish Provincial of the Institute of Charity regarding insuring her car, her time visiting Loughborough in England and her attempts to get permission from William Codd, Bishop of Ferns, to open a poor girls home.

Creator: Mary Constantine, Thomas Hickey, Loughborough, Bishop of Ross

File consists of letters from Sister Mary Constantine of the Rosminian Sisters of Providence in Loughborough, England, to Thomas Hickey, Irish Provincial of the Institute of Charity regarding the possibility for setting up in the Diocese of Ross or in the house in Omeath, County Louth ran by the Institute of Charity.

Creator: Mary Constantine, Thomas Hickey, Loughborough

File consists of letters from Sister Mary Constantine of the Rosminian Sisters of Providence in Loughborough, England, to Thomas Hickey, Irish Provincial of the Institute of Charity regarding a trip she was to take to Ireland regarding the sale of a house the Sisters owned in Omeath, County Louth.

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22 December 1958 - 13 January 1959 8 items
Statement in support of definitive approval of the decretum laudis, issued in 1946, sought and supplied by archbishop on advice from Monsignor Boylan.

Antonio Rosmini, William Hughes, Rugby, England, Rome, Italy, Pope Pius X, Bernardino Balsari, Vatican City