Affichage de 43085 résultats

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: Copy letter from the Provincial, Fr. Gerald O'Boyle, C.P., to the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe. Fr. Austin has reported on his meeting with the bishop and the provincial thanks the bishop for granting permission for the establishment of a monastic foundatioin in the Diocese of Achonry for the education of Passionist students for the foreign missions on the property known as Cloonamahon in the parish of Collooney, with certain "little conditions". The Province is willingly prepared to renounce "questing" or collecting in the Diocese and to observe any restrictions the bishop may wish to impose regarding the hours of Sunday Mass, or even the closing of the chapel or oratory on certain specific festivals. (See item under serial number 8701 for bishop's reply.)

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon: Collooney: more or less repeat of information already recorded about the history of the property and the families who occupied it before it was taken over by others.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon: Collooney: letter from Owen Tweedy ,6/9 Cahrterhouse Square, London to Fr. Peter Paul, sending his good wishes for Christmas, and enclosing a small cheque towards the expenses of the monastery. Loves his visits to Cloonamahon and wishes they coud be more often.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon: Collooney: copy MS letter to the Bishop of Achonry, James Fergus, by the Rector or St. Joseph's Retreat, Fr. Salvian. Such a collection referred to by the bishop is certainly not with the rector's approval or of any memebr of thge community (see item under serial number 8720). Should he discover who is organising this collction, he will put a stop to it at once.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon: Collooney: letter from Elenora Breese,, 8 Hugo House, 178 Sloane Street, London, to Fr. Anselm Kelleghan, C.P., thanking him for sending on photographs of Cloonamahon. She is the last of the Tweedy children who played in the grounds of Cloonamahon and she hopes his grand-children and great-grandchildren will continue to visit the place.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney copy (typed) of agreement between the Bishop of Achonry and the Passionists Fathers for the erection of a canonical foundation in the Diocese of Achonry, witnessed by the Bishop, Patrick Morrisroe, and the Dean of Achonry, Monsignor James O'Connor, originals of the document (duly signed) being sent to the the Provincial, Fr. Valentine, C.P., on 19 January, 1963. The agreement provides for the fact that members of the Congregation shall not quest or collect money, gifts or subscriptions of any kind, or organise lotteries or drawings of prizes of any description within the dioces. The Bishop shall have the right to make regulations regarding the public oratory, in particular that the public shall be free to attend Mass only at the hours fixed by the Bishop and that on certain specified days (eg. Easter and Christmas) the public shall not be admitted.