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Christy O'Flynn, Cork Shakespearean Company, Cork, South Wales Echo, Welsh Catholic Times, Cardiff, Wales

A short series containing newspaper articles concerning various religious matters including the Corpus Christi procession through Cardiff, Wales, and the 1961 Patrician Congress in Dublin.

"History of Blessed Margaret Mary [Alacoque]"; "Historical-Juridical report [on Presentation Sisters]"; "S[ain]t Ignatius Church Calendar, San Francisco" (June 1949); "Address given by his Excellency, Most Reverend Archbishop John J. Mitty, D.D. at the dedication of S[ain]t Elizabeth's School, San Francisco" (11 December 1949); "Nano Nagle: friend of the friendless"; "Parish visiting by the Presentation Sisters" (Sister M. Bernadette).

Includes newspaper articles and photocopies of newspaper articles on the bi-centenary of the foundation of the Presentation Sisters from; "The Kerryman" (16 January 1976); "Irish Independent"; "Irish Press"; "Cork Examiner" (26 April 1975); "Westmeath Examiner" (17 May 1975 and 30 May 1975); "Cathedral Chronicle" [Geraldton, Australia] (November 1975); "The Monitor" (December 1975); "Evening Echo" (20 April 1976).

Includes; article from unnamed newspaper entitled "Modern design and layout praised at Ballyphehane ceremony" (12 September 1957); photocopies of photos showing Bishop Cohalan laying corner stone of "… new wing to the South Presentation Convent Schools." (Undated).

Includes; photocopies of articles from the "Cork Examiner" and the "Evening Echo" concerning the closure of the South Presentation secondary school.

pages from "Franciscan Newsletter" newspaper containing article on the intended Presentation mission to New Guinea and the difference to the education of the young people there that it would make.

A bound volume containing magazine and newspaper clippings with manuscript notes and annotations compiled by Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. The clippings relate to a variety of literary, religious, and political subjects. The volume also includes a manuscript horarium for a Poor Clares community and a typescript biography of James McKenna (d. 29 June 1846), the principal secretary to Father Theobald Mathew. The biography refers to the substantial manuscript history of the Irish temperance movement compiled by McKenna and held in the Irish Capuchin Archives. Includes clippings and extracts from ‘The Reader’s Digest’, ‘The Catholic Digest’, ‘G.K.’s Weekly’, and ‘Catholic Fireside’.

Accounts with E. McCormack, newsagent, 98 High Street, Kilkenny, with Fr. Gilbert Bermingham OFM Cap., guardian, Capuchin Friary, Walkin Street. The accounts relate to expenditure on the delivery of various newspapers and Catholic periodicals.

Sub-series consists of newsletters, bulletins and programmes covering various topics including the Presentation in Zambia and Philippines and the Conference of Religious of Ireland.

Aloysius Gentili, The Irish Catholic, Cork Examiner, The Sunday Press, George Tyrell, The Tablet, Domenico Ferrata, Jesuits

Series contains a collection of newspapers and newsletters which belonged to John Cronin, Rosminian.