St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney carbon copy (typed) of agreement between and the Passionists Fathers and the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe, for the erection of a canonical foundation in the Diocese of Achonry, witnessed, with the seal of Congregation. by the Provincial, Gerald O'Boyle and the Provincial Consultors, Paul Cyril O'Doherty and Cronan Doyle: original of the document (duly signed) being left with Bishop Morrisroe by Fr. Austin on 28 April, 1943. The agreement provides for the reservations made by the Bishop in granting permission for the foundation (see item under serial number 8703).
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St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney: covering letter from the Bishop of Achonry, James Fergus, to the Rector of St. Joseph's Retreat, enclosing list of faculties for the fathers of the community (see item under serial number 8714 for details).
St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney. Photograph: Opening Day.
Bishop Morrisroe and Passionist Community of Cloonamahon.
St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney. Visitation Book 1945-2000
Belfast: Ardoyne: MArtorelli, C.P., Eugene{ copy letter from Fr, Peter Paul Cayro, C.P.,, Rome to Fr. Eugene Martorelli, C.P., Fr. General asks that Fr. Eugene goes to Belfast to inquire into possibility of making a foundation there. He is to accept, unless it militates against the good of the Congregation.
Photo of Peter Paul Smith
Fr. Benignus Morrin C.P. 1933077 Re Fr. John Morrin. 2 letters dated 1891 and 1892 from
Bishop John Lyster, Bishop of Achonry 1888--1911. Fr. John probably an ancester of
Benignus. For health reasons went to U.S.A. Bishop Lyster gives him a reference for the
Bishop of Los Angeles. The second letter is an invitation to return to Achonry.
Australia: photostat of original letter in Highgate from Fr. Vincent Grogan, C.P., Merrickville, Sydney., to Fr. Gregory Callaghan, C.P., Highgate: Missions in WA going well. Two men going to NZ at Christmas. Reports of two men who were in difficulties. Looking forward to a change of superiors in '99. Asks Gen Con. to send on ordo for 1899. Tells an interesting story of a protestant gentleman presenting a valuable picture of Our Lay to their (CP) church, said to have been painted by Turner.
Edgar, C.P., Austin: Priint-off from "The Innes Rewview" (Burns, Glasgow) of "Fr. Austin Edgar, C,P., the First Scottish Passionist." by Louis Edmund, C.P., ( 2 copies) Fr. Louis gives details of Austin's early family times, but does not quote his sources. The rest of the information comes in the main from Fr. Salvian Nardocci's records .