Letter from Fr. Sylvius, Rector of Graan, to Provincial, congratulating him on his re-election, and requesting the Alexis be appointed Vicar in Graan. (Alexis had just been Rector for previous 6 years.)
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Initial contact re the Irish Passionist Povince accepting missionary work in Africa. Letter to Fr. Adrian Convery, Provincial from G. Chiaroni ( Subprefect Propaganda) advising to separate from Vicariate of Tabora, its Eastern portion and staff with Irish missionaries. No objection from The White Fathers.
Passionists; Overseas Missions; Tanganyika Hymn Book;
Nyimbo Za Kanisa 1936 Catholic Mission, Morogoro, Tanganyika Territory.
1925021 Theodoere Matthews: Overseas Misions; Kondoa: Tanganyka: Theodore due to go to Morogoro unless "wash-aways" prevent.
St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney. Visitation Book 1945-2000
St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon: Collooney: St. Maria Gotetti: letter from the Bishop of Achonry, James Fergus, to the Rector or St. Joseph's Retreat, Fr. Andrew Kennedy, C.P. concerning the St. Maria Goretti Novena at St. Joseph's. Bishop alludes to criticisms he has heard about this - (a) the extent of publicity given to the novena and (b) the expressed, or implied, invitation to make offerings. The novena has his blessing, but he feels that Fr. Andrew would wish to look into these criticisms. (See also items under serial numbers 8718 and 8719.)
MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS; LANDS; MISCELLANEOUS; PODDLE; letter from Cavanagh & O'Callaghan, Solrs., 52, Dame Street, Dublin to Rector. Have put to Counsel (Mr. Luke S. Lippe) the point, "can CPs erect an embankment in their own field to prevent floodimg from Mr. Nolan.s?". Answer, yes. (see previous entries).
MOUNT ARGUS; DEEDS/LANDS (1820-1855)
Arnold Chadwick Fooks and Co, 15 Bolton St (formerly of 16 Curry Street), London;
Schedule of deeds and documents to the freehold heridaments, known as Mount Argus, in the County of Dublin, covering the period from 28 June, 1859 to 29 April, 1920
MOUNT ARFUS; DEEDS; LANDS; MISCELLANEOUS; PONDS; MAP; tracing of the Mount Argus Estate, showing the position of the ponds existing at that time. This, evidently, is the tracing sent to the Rector by his silicitors requesting that the site of the burst banks be marked (see previous entry). No indication that the site of the burst banks was marked.