A print titled 'Above Bay Lough', near Clogheen, County Tipperary. The print is dated May 1934.
Your Grace my dear Archbishop,
In my recent letter I overlooked
a very important item It would be
unworthy of me as a child of St
Joseph and yours not to congratu-
late you and humbly thank you
for the honor you gave him on his
first Feast as Worker I was so hap
py to read about the attendance at
the Pro - Cathedral.
Labor has been uniting for years
but now under the Inspiration of
St. Joseph it will achieve those
supernatural goals, and recapture
hose virtues depicted in his own hum-
ble hard working and honest life.
What he will not do for you from now
on. I shall need only to remind him of this
when speaking for your Grace
Kindly pray for hd bless me who begs to remain
Most respectfully in M.
Your devoted grateful child
S. Mary de Pazzi
Rosemount
Booterstown Dublin
Pentecost Tues day
further letters regarding research into Nano Nagle.
Overseas Missions (Provincial Archives): Bechuanaland (Botswana), 1951: Items during the year prior to departure of first Irish Passonist Missionaries: Copy of letter from Provincial Cronan Doyle to the mother general of the sisters of the Cross and Passion re our acceptance of the mission in Bechuanaland. Main consideration is schools and medical dispensary work.Requests 3 or 4 sisters. See serial 7363 for reply..
Overseas Missions; PAML rogramme fir fashiion show at Gresham Hotel in aid of PAM
Includes; letters from "The Munster & [and] Leinster Bank Limited" authorising an overdraft for the South Presentation Convent.
2 sepia colour photos of a Presentation, Fermoy, classroom with schoolgirls, nuns, and a number of adults; aerial photo of Saint Marys, former Presentation Novitiate building for Diocese of Cloyne.
File includes Proofs of Betham’s Pedigree which gives a history of the Nagle lands and is signed by T. J. Walsh and dated 18 March 1952; Proofs of the Forgoing Pedigree; document with the heading Joseph Nagle -Appellant, the Case of the Respondents, Purdon and Clayton – To be heard at the Bar of the House of Lords, on Wednesday the 12th Day of March, 1739- 40 – National Library of Ireland, Photographic Department, Copy of House of Lords Irish Appeal Cases 1731 -1750; The Respondents Case to be heard at the Bar of the House of Lords, on the Day of March 1742; and three large size pages on the genealogy.
Presentation SistersIncludes; research into Irish emigration and the Irish diaspora.
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