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1846034 Bl. Charles Houben, C.P., Cause: Cure: Mrs. Spaetgens-Verheggen: report from T. Castermans, Specialist - approved by P. Rodenburg, Surgeon - giving a full account of the illness and cure of Mrs. Spaetgens-Verheggen.

1846034: Blessed Charles: Cause: Informative Process: notice issued to a Mr. Patrick Byrne to appear as a witness at the Informative Process to be held in Mount Argus.

Blessed Charles - Cause:- Informative Process - letter from James Terence Matthew O'Toole, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, recounting his cure, by Fr. Charles, from the "falling sickness" when he was 5 years old.

Blessed Charles - Cause;- Informative Process - letter from Rev. T. O'Donnell, Archbishop's Secretary to Gerald O'Boyle enlosing "something" "received a few days ago". Gerald can judge "if it deserves investigation".(N.B., No indication what the enclosure was - probably something to do with a cure!)

Blessed Charles - Cause:- Informative Process - a document in Latin - 2 pages but with only one written upon - from Egidius Joseph of the Sacred Hearts (spelled Aegidius on the document) Postulator General of the Causes of Beatification and Canonisation of the Servants of God of the Congregation of the Clerics of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, to John Mary McMullan nominating him as Vice-Postulator of the ordinary process on the report of sanctity, virtues and miracles of the Servant of God, Farther Charles of St. Andrew, which is to be introduced in the Dublin Curia. At the bottom of the document written also in Latin and dated 27/05/1925, is a certification from Gustav Ado. Savignoni, S.R.C Notary and Archivist, testifying that Egidius (or Aegidius) is the Postulator General for the Passionists and that the signature on the above document is true and authentic. (Seeitem under serial no. 6124 for a translation of these documents done by Osmund Slevin).

Blessed Charles - Cause:- Informative Process - letter from Placid Stevens, C.P., Sutton to Gerald O'Boyle. He sent all the docuents that were at his disposal. Has none of Charles's letters and had not started correspondence with those who knew Charles. Proceedings in Holland were successfully concluded. No official mention of those proceedings were made in the Dublin proceedings as it is the duty of the Postulator to work with material from independent tribunals. Charles's childhood and youth has nothing to do with Dublin.

Blessed Charles - Cause;- Informative Process - letter from Fr. Brendan Keegan (https://passionistarchives.ie/index.php/fr-brendan-keegan/ ), writing from St. Mary's Convent, Southam, Warrickshire, where he is giving a retreat, to Gerald O'Boyle, who had evidenty asked Fr. Keegan to consult the novitiate archives at Broadway for information on Charles. Unfortunately, those archives are of the smallest dimensions, everything having been parcelled up and sent to The Graan on the transfer of the novitiate there. The "Professed Archives" have yielded no information, nor has the platea which have been carefully written up from the change from Woodchester to Broadway. Very sorry that he has not been able to be of any assistance.

Blessed Charles - Cause:- Informative Process - letter from Cuthbert Dunne, Highgate, to Gerald O'Boyle. Papers relating to the cause have been found and are being sent to Ardoyne for collection by Mount Argus. They contain (a) original process in Latin and an Italian translation of same, (b) English rendering in brochure form, (c) envelope containing many letters re cures, (d) pencil translation of a hymn and post-communion prayer from the missal in Charle's own writing (e) exercise book titled "record of miracles effected by Fr. Charles", (f) a number of Latin forms for recording the evidence of witnesses at the Tribunal. These will give Gerald somethng substantial to work on. They are also evidence that Oswald Donnelly did much of, what he called, the spade-work in the cause. (N.B. At date of entering these details, none of the items mentioned above, with the exception of the witnesses forms, seem to have survived.)

1846034 Bl. Charles Cause Apostolic Process Names of witnesses who were summoned to give evidence in the cause of Father Charles of Saint Andrew (2 copies) This item is not in correct chronological order.

1846034 Bl. Charles Cause Exhumation, 1937, 1949, 1988 letter from Rev. T. O'Donnell, Archbishop's House, to Gerald O'Boyle, C.P., Vice-Postulator, informing him that the Archbishop, Dr. Byrne, refuses permission for the removal of Fr, Charles's remains to the church.