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photocopy of "Rules and Constitutions of the Institute of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary"; "Presentation Roots" parts 1 and 2.

Includes; "General Catechism for the Kingdom" (c1800); "Lectures on Catholicism in England" (1851); "Sketches of Irish Nunneries" (1865); "Taylor's Holy Living & [and] Dying" (1867); "A funeral oration on Pope Pius VII" (1868); "… the Masses of the Irish and English Saints" (1874); "Voices from Purgatory" (1888); "An introduction to the Creeds" (18 October 1897); "A birds eye view of Church history" (1899); "Catechism" (c1900); "Mo slige cun de" (1921); "A catechism of Catholic doctrine" (1951); "Short Catechism" (23 September 1962); "Catechism" (1976); "Commentary and Explanation of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin" (Undated c1950s); "The Raccolta" (1920); "Our Lady of Perpetual Succour and Ireland" (1913); "Mass and the Interior Life" (1938); "The handbook of the Eucharistic Congress" (1932); "Aitris ar Criost" (1914); "Office of the Holy Week" (1902); "The Imitation of Christ" (1889); "The Most Rev[erend] Dr Butler's Short Catechism" (Undated c1920s); "The Spirit of Bishop Hedly" (1916); "Practical Meditations ... January to June" (Undated c1900); "Practical Meditations ... July to December" (Undated c1900); "New Testament" (1857); "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis of Assisi" (Undated c1950s); "Books which belonged to F[athe]r Dean Domincik Murphy 1869-1875"; "1815 Bible Pat[ric]k Maguire Esq. (on cover)"; "The Catechism of the Council of Trent" (1829); "Considerations on the Eucharist" with handwritten note on inside cover addressed to Daniel O'Connell (1839); "The Life and Times of the Roman Patrician Alexis" with handwritten note on inside cover signed by Father Mathew (1847); "A funeral oration on Pope Pius VII" (1868); "The Ministry of Intercession" (Andrew Murray) (1972).

Pamphlets, receipts, and baptism forms for the Society of the Holy Childhood. Also includes handwritten subscription lists and printed prayers for the Perpetual Lamp of St. Joseph and enrolment forms and devotions for the Guard of Honour of the Sacred Heart.

Tom Mitchell, Irish Independent, The Standard, Sunday Press
Articles taken from the Irish Independent, The Standard and the Sunday Press newspapers regarding religion including an article on the centenary of Catholic emancipation, an article on the Popes attitude towards the Lateran Treaty between the Vatican City and the Kingdom of Italy, the spread of Catholicism in South-East Asia and a photograph of Eamon de Valera, Taoiseach Irish Prime Minister and Gerald O'Hara, Papal Nuncio to Ireland.

an academic paper written about the importance of archives of religious congregations to understanding the history of Ireland outside of official government narrative.

Includes; thesis of Sandrine Cordeiro on the "… influence on Ireland in religious and socio-cultural terms …" using Nano Nagle as an example.

John Cronin, Aloysius Gentili

Relics of Aloysius Gentili, first Rosminian missionary in Ireland, consisting of hair taken from his head.

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John Cronin, Vincent de Paul, David Lewis, St. Columba?, Maria Maddalena Martinengo, Philip Neri, Therese of Liseaux, Francis de Sales, Edmund Campion, Francis of Assisi, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Thomas Aquinas, Ignatius, St. Francis Xavier, St. Aloysius, St. John Berchmans, Stanislaus Kostka.
Relics taken from a variety of saints including Vincent de Paul, David Lewis, St. Columba?, Maria Maddalena Martinengo, Philip Neri, Therese of Liseaux, Francis de Sales, Edmund Campion, Francis of Assisi, Margaret Mary Alacoque, Thomas Aquinas, brick from the tomb of Antonio Rosmini, and the Jesuit Saints; St. Ignatius; St. Francis Xavier; St. Aloysius; St. John Berchmans; and St. Stanislaus Kostka.

Cover containing a black and white picture; reflection entitled Viva Maria Santissima Vergine Madre Di Dio on the cover.

John Cronin, Eugene Arthurs, Second Vatican Council, Rome, Italy, Vatican City, Aloysius Gentili, Antonio Rosmini

Relics and religious items kept by John Cronin, Rosminian, including relics of various saints, Antonio Rosmini, and Aloysius Gentili.