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Letter from Mission Secretary General, Caspar Caulfield to Provincial Fergus Loughrey re difficulty of contacting Archbishop Damiano about new mission at Mafeking ( PrefecturebApostolic of Bechuanaland )

Overseas Missions: A line-rawing of a map of the world showing the overseas Missions in which the CPs. work.

Overseas Missions: Questionnaire from Bishops re missionary activities of Irish religous orders orders, (in connection of PAtrician Centenary Year.

Overseas Missions: promotion card for Passionist African Missions, printed by Dankeith Monastery Press.

Overseas Missions: account of the missionary activities of Irish Passionists

Overseas Missions: letter from Secretary of National Councilof Ireland of Propagation of Faith with receipt for donation from Mount Argus.

Prefecture Apostolic of Bechuanaland ( Botswana ) Letter to Sec. General Caspar Caulfield from Provincial Fergus Loughrey accepting a Prefecture as soon as Prop. Fide is ready to give it.

Prefecture of Bechuanaland (Botswana) Letter from Mission Sec. General Caspar Caulfield to Provincial Fergus Loughrey stating that Propaganda Fide has asked the Oblates to continue looking after the Windhoek Strip as before until a new mission is eventually established.

Prefecture Apostolic of Bechuanaland ( Botswana ). Letter from
ission Secretary General Caspar Caulfield to Fergus Loughry Provincial advising him to complete report of visitation to Bechuanaland for the General and through him for Propaganda.

Overseas Missions: Vicariate: South Africa: Botswana: Kimberley Vicariate: REPORTS: "Prefecture of Bechuanaland NEWSLETTER" signed by Fr. Carthage Power, C.P. In the ten years since the arrival of the Passionists, their numbers had increased to 15 priests, 2 brothers and 19 sisters of the Cross and Passion. The number of mission stations is eight with resident priests and sisters and 37 other villages which are visited regularly by priests. One secondary school and eight primary cater for 2.300 pupils, The Legion of Mary has been established in most stations. Very litle rain and there is danger of loss of crops. A visit was paid recently by the Apostolic Delegate, H.E., Joseph F. McGeogh. Reports are supplied on the folllowing missions: Lobatsi, Ramoutsa, Khale, Mogadishane, Morwa, Mahalapye, Serowe, Francistown and Carltonville. In December, Carthage attended a meeting in Johannesburg of the Superiors of the religious orders and congregatons working in South Africa.