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A collection of published material collected by the Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles. Includes papal publications, SMA publications, books published on the subject of the OLA or their founder, and more.

Series contains published works including books and booklets.

Kathleen Lynn, ‘Public Health circulars / No. 1’ (Dublin: Sinn Féin Public Health Dept., February, 1918). Refers to the dangers of the spread of syphilis contracted from troops returning from Europe.

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Bound collection of pamphlets associated with the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association (PTAA). The collection includes:
Rev. J.A. Cullen SJ, ‘The Pioneer Movement / its story and origin’.
Most Rev. Dr. Collier, ‘The Pioneer Association is a necessary organisation’.
Most Rev. Dr. Mageean, ‘Speech at Annual Meeting, Pioneer TAA, 1935’.
Rev. F.M. Browne SJ, ‘The Pioneer is a happy warrior’.
Rev. L. Gallagher SJ, ‘The Responsibility of the Individual Pioneer’.
Rev. J. Stokes, ‘The Pioneer Apostolate’.
Rev. J. Taggart, ‘The motives of the Pioneer’.
The file also includes annual reports of the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association from 1935-40 and copies of rules and regulations of the PTAA.

Copy letter from Archbishop of Dublin, Dermot Ryan, enclosing directives from Rome on the requirements for using psychological testing in formation programmes.

Creator: Ganly, Sons & Co.: Maxwell, Weldon, and Co.: Michael Larkin & Co.:

Offer from Ganly, Sons and Co. to rent the property at 62 Prussia St., for Pound15 pounds per annum for a lease for 999 years. The following offer from Ganly, Sons and Co. was Pound18 per annum for a 900-year lease. The Ganlys decided not to take the property so Maxwell, Weldon and Co. advised the Carmelites to arrange through James Cummins to have the property let. The correspondence skips to 1900, perhaps showing a renewed interest on the part of the Ganlys in the property at 62 Prussia St. The correspondence details negotiations between various parties. The correspondence also details the situation of Mr. James Cummins' property and his enthusiasm to erect two buildings on his property.

This record is part of the list of all the missions preached by the Passionist Fathers in St. Patricks Province (Ireland and Scotland), from 1927 up until 1965. It is just an electronic list with no physical counterpart. It has been made available to aid research into the Passionists.