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IE CP 2020-04-01/38/1/3/6/3 · Item · 09/12/1877
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh:- Photocopy of document dated 09/12/1877 from John Baptist Aquassi, Secretary of the Congregation de Propaganda Fidei, submitted to Pope Pius IX requesting that Bishop Fallon be clothed and professed as a Passionist "at the point of death". Also appended to the document is the certification of the Secretary that the Pope had deigned to grant this request. (The original document is to be found between pp 226 &227 of Vol III of The Annals of the Anglo Hibernan Province, located at 28/6, typed copy at 1-3-7-19 and translation at 1-3-7-20.)

IE CP 2020-04-01/38/1/3/6/4 · Item · 12/05/1879
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh - Clothing, Profession and Death:- typed copy of entry from vol III of rhe Annals of the Anglo-Hibernian Province, pp 225-227, located at 28/6, recording the bishop's final illness, clothing, profession and the death . Appended are observations drawing attention to the conflict of dates of death and to the possibility that Salvian Nardocci was the Bishop's confessor who requested the privilege of clothing for him. Also noted is the fact that the documents from the General and Secretary of Propoganda Fide concerning the clothing and profession are attached to this entry in vol III of the Annals. (The vol of the annals is located at 28/6).

IE CP 2021-11-22/216/1/3/7/19 · Item · 12/01/44
Part of Passionists Congregation, St. Patricks Province

Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh:- Typed copy, done by Osmund Slevin of the document dated 09/12/1877 by the Secretary of the Sacred Congregation de Propoganda Fidei, John Baptist Aquassi, submitted to Pope Pius IX requesting that Bishop Fallon be clothed and professed as a Passionist "at the point of death". Also appended to the document is the certification by the Secretary that the Pope had deigned to grant the request. (The original document is to be found between pages 226 and 227 of Vol III of The Annals of the Anglo Hibernian Province located at 28/6 and translation, also by Osmund, is located at 1-3-7-20.)