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Mount Argus: Missions and Retreats:: Photocopy of letter from Provincial to all local Superiors: Missions and Retreats list up to June, 1881

Letter(almost indecipherable) from G. O'Donnell, Newcastle-under=? concerning mainly his brother. An attempt at deciphering it, made by Fr. Fabian Grogan is attacjed. Not clear what this has to do with us.

O;Hoesey, Bonaventure, OSF: (Louvaine); "An Teagas Chriosdaihj" - 2nd Edition. Rome - Propganda Press, 1707. Fly leaf has 2 MS lines "Doctrina Christian Hibernican Ex Libris Jacobi Mac Donnell, Rome, 1778 die e Maji. This item rightly belongs to the libary, and, while given the above location, it is actually situated in the Archive glass case.

Orarium: Timetables.: Provincial ChaptersL Photocopy of timetable which the Provincial and others asked for. It had some slight changes from the one laid down by the chapter

Overseas Missions: Vicariate: South Africa: Botswana: Oblates and Jesuits: booklet entitled Missions De La Congregation Des Oblates De Marie Imaculee - N* 126 - Juin 1894, published in Paris

Overseas Missions: Vicariate: South Africa: Botswana: Oblates and Jesuits: booklet entitled Missions De La Congregation Des Oblates De Marie Imaculee - N* 132 - Decembre 1895, published in Paris

Paris House: Avenue Hoche: interesting documents concerning St. Joseph's, 50 av. (de la Rein Hortense) Hoche, Paris, during the revolution of 1871, They consist of a letter (with envelope) addressed to Citoyen (i.e. Brother Seraphim), a certificate regarding the census and a MS note

Paris House: Avenue Hoche: letter (mutilated: embossed shield on p 1 has been cut out, but is included on p 3) from Mdlle. A.ma Frohrner (?), chez les Dames Dominicaines, avenue de Ste. Foy Neuilly sur Seine, pres de Paris, to an unknown Passionist who had just been changed from our Paris House to England. She asks him to find her a place as a tutor or female companion so that she may perfect her English, in view of her taking up teaching in Germany. Attached to this document are a transcription and translation done by a student-postulant, Barry Spencer, now Fr. Paul Francis.

Passionus Nuns: Mother Gertrude Constante: Copy of translation of obituary of Mother Gertrude.

Devine, C.P., Pius: XEROX copy (of a Xerox copy) of the original letter by Pius Devinr. C.P., Holy Cross Retreat, Crumlin Road, Belfast, to James Pearse ( father of Padraic Pearse) Dublin. Pius testefies that he had received James Pearse; his former wife and children into the Church round about 1870 or 1869 after Pius having instructed him.

THE ORIGINAL OF THIS LETTER IS IN THE HANDS OF EAMONN de BARRA, EXECUTOR OF MARGARET PEARSE'S WILL. A XEROX COPY WAS GIVEN BY HIM TO FR. HERMAN NOLAN. C.P.,AS HE HAS TESTEFIED ON 14.03.1979