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Mount Argus: Confraternity - Men.s Branch - Habited Branch: minute book of weekly meetings of Confraternity of Most Holy Cross and Passìon, Mount Argus (Habited Branch): 1941 -1945

Mount Argus: Confraternity: Men's Branch: Confraternity Bulletin - issues 11 September, 1962, 8 January, 12 February, 12 March, 9 April, 12 May, 9 July, 10 September and 12 November, 1963

Mount Argus: Confraternity: Men's Branch: Presscutting (source unknown) titled "Jubiliarian Invested on his Deathbed". Description of the scene at Mount Argus when 119 Jubiliarians of the Men's Branch were invested with a gold or silver medal. One jubiliarian died prior to the ceremony, so his medal was pinned to his dead body by Fr. John Baptist Byrne

Mount Argus: Boys Confraternity and Club. Social in St. Gabriels Hall.

Mount Argus: Boys Confraternity and club. Fr. Paul M. Madden C.P. 1939099.
Fr. Fergus Loughrey C.P. 1936078. Letter from Fr. Paul Mary re busy with Director of
Students in Dankeith. Will supply description of Boys Confraternity.

Mount Argus Boys Confraternity and Club. Crusaders Programme 1964.
Director Fr. Joseph carroll C.P. 1934102.

Mount Argus: Boys Confraternity and Club. Fr. Paul M. Madden C.P. 1939099 Fr. Fergus
Loughrey C.P. Letter from Fr. Paul Mary re activities of Boys Confraternity and other
Boys Confraternities in the city. Concerns of Archbishop.

Mount Argus: Boys Confraternity and Club. Fr. Paul M. Madden C.P. 1939099
Fr. Fergus Loughrey C.P. 1936078. Received your outline. Archbishops concerns.

Mount Argus: Men's Confraternity: Registers: Alphabetical register of members 1928 - 1938

Mount Argus: Confraternity - Men.s Branch - Habited Branch or Confraternity: minute book of weekly meetings of council of Confraternity of Most Holy Cross and Passìon, Mount Argus 1913 - 1931; It is not clear if this applies strictly to the Habited branch. It possibly does not, as there is a separate minute book for a simillar period for the Habited Branch. This volume is entitled "The Council". so it probably refers to the unhabited branch, i.e. the main body of the Confraternity.