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IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/12/1/12/1/14 (1-3) · File · 12 Oct 1974
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

Includes; "In fact the Church does not create Religious Institutes, it is the Spirit of God who creates …", "The Church adds to that power by giving what we call a jurisdiction.", "In Federation the President of the Federation and the officers of the Federation, if there are any ... have NO authority over members of the various groups which form the Federation ...".

IE PVBM TNC/3/74/4/5/2 · File · 1968
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

Documents sent from the Scottish Provident Institution and solicitors W. Ronan and Son to South Presentation Convent relating to the death, identification, and estate of Reverend Doctor Edward J. Hegarty. Also includes Reverend Doctor Edward J. Hegarty's death certificate detailing his death by plane crash.

IE CA CP/3/5/1/2/22 · Item · June 1912
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

Revenue accounts for Patrick Pearse and Saint Enda’s School in Rathfarnham, for the year ended 30 June 1912. The accounts provide details of expenditure and income relating to the operation of the school. Also includes a statement of the financial affairs of the school as of 30 June 1912 with details of liabilities and assets. The accounts were prepared by D. O’Connor, chartered accountants, 13 Westmoreland Street, Dublin. He notes that ‘the statement of affairs was prepared from the books, and from creditors’ statements of account, and from information supplied by Mr. Pearse. The valuations of assets were made by Mr. Pearse’.

Revenge
IE CA CP/1/4/3 · Item · c.1954
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

Draft proof of a story by Donal O’Cahill titled ‘Revenge’. The script has been annotated and corrected by Fr. Henry Anglin OFM Cap.

IE CA WA/7/7/11 · Item · c.1937
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

A newspaper clipping announcing that Bishop Louis B. Kucera has appointed Rev. Thomas M. Kealy, a Veterans’ hospital chaplain and associate editor of ‘The Register’, as the new pastor of Sacred Heart church to succeed the withdrawing Irish Capuchin fathers. The article includes an official statement from the bishop explaining that the Very Rev. Stephen Murtagh OFM Cap., the American representative of the Irish Capuchins, conducted a personal survey of the parish and determined it must be relinquished due to a shortage of priests. Because Lincoln’s Sacred Heart was their only church in the midwestern states, the order’s general chapter in Dublin decided it was too geographically isolated to be served conveniently alongside their existing novitiate in Delaware and missions on the west coast.