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Note from Éamonn O’Neill
IE CA CP/3/16/23/30 · Part · 24 Sept. 1937
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

A note from Éamonn O’Neill to Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. confirming his order for ‘Bonaventura’. The note is extant on a circular letter from Fr. Senan publicising the quarterly review.

IE CA CP/3/24/6 · Item · Apr. 1916
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

A note signed by Adjutant Thomas Slater (on behalf of Commandant Thomas MacDonagh) to Patrick Pearse during the 1916 Rising. The note refers to the examination of his ‘dispositions’ by ‘umpires and two assistants’. He expresses his satisfaction that these ‘intermediaries’ are in touch with both sides. The note may refer to possible negotiations for the surrender of the Jacob’s factory garrison. The note provides a time of 1pm.

IE CA IR-1/1/2/1/2 · Item · 14 June 1916
Part of Irish Capuchin Archives

Note from C. Burgess [Cathal Brugha], Dublin Castle Hospital, to Fr. Albert Bibby OFM Cap., Franciscan Capuchin Church, Church St. It reads: ‘I should be obliged if you dropped in here any time tomorrow or Friday to hear my confession. As there has been a new regulation made here with regard to the admission of the clergy it might be as well if you brought this card with you’. During the Rising Brugha was severely wounded by a hand grenade, as well as by multiple gunshot wounds, and was initially not considered likely to survive. He recovered over the next year, but was left with a permanent limp.

IE IE/ROS IE/ROS/IP/CRO/3/3/12 · File · 1963-1965
Part of Rosminian Congregation Ireland & USA

Institute of Charity, John Cronin, Christopher Grimshaw

Notes written by Christopher Grimshaw, Rosminian, regarding remark concerning the revision of the Rule of Life of the Institute of Charity, the formula of the Institute, and a suggested revision of the text of the english version of the rule book.

IE IE/GLA IE/GLA/2020-03-06/9/2020-03-12/20/2021-11-29/230 · Item · ca 01-01-1939
Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

Note about Glenstal, the Sisters and Msgr Shanahan. Language is French.

AI TRANSLATION AND CLEANUP:

She is in danger through conversations with Mgr. Shanahan. She received her midwifery qualifications at Holles Street and went to join Mgr. Shanahan in Africa in 1921. She was accompanied by—or met there—a Sister of Charity with whom she worked. However, circumstances rather confined her to teaching work, for which she did not feel suited, nor did she believe she was called. Mgr. Shanahan returned to Europe and went to Rome to present his views (a long conversation with the Pope, Miss Martin told me). The Pope highly approved. The best way, he suggested, was to do her novitiate in Africa. So she began, under the direction of the aforementioned Sister of Charity. Six months later, a cable from Mgr. Shanahan called her back to Ireland, saying, "Come and join the Dominicans." So she returned in 1924. A society was being formed. The ideal was not quite the same; as proof, they turned to the Dominicans, reputed for better intellectual training for teaching. Miss Martin was reluctant to join the three or four who were starting, under the guidance of some Dominicans. Mgr. Shanahan insisted, she obeyed. Two or three times during this trial, she expressed the desire to withdraw. Finally, she left. 1925-1926, she had spent a year there. The increasingly educational orientation of Killesh gradually made Mgr. Shanahan lose all influence over the foundation. After a new attempt in an institute dedicated to medical care—I have no details on the nature of the work. I know that this new society was founded in Scotland (Glasgow) with a view towards Missions.


ORIGINAL OCR TEXT
danger par conversations avec Mgr Shanahan. Elle prend ses
diplomes d'accoucheuse a MHolles Steet et va rejoindre Mgr
Sh. en Afrique. 1921.
E1 Ml e etait accomoagnee - ou rencontra la bas une Soeur
de Charite avec laquelle elle travailla. Mais les circonstan
ces la confinerent plutot dans le travail d'enseignement-
pour lequel elle ne se sentait pas faite - ni ne se vroyait
Appelee.
3 Mgr Sh.rentre en Burope,et va exposer a Rome (1ong ent
tretien avec le Pape,me dit Miss Martin) ses vues. Le Pape
Approuve hautement. Le meilleur moyen,suggere-t-il,est de
faire son nsviciat en Afrique. Elle commence donc,sous le di
rection de la susdite Sr de Charite.
Ge A) Six mois apres,un cable de Mgr Sh.la rappelle en 1T
Lande."Come & ioin the Dominican' Elle rentre. 1924.
Une societe se formait.L'ideal n'etait pas tout a fait le
meme; comme preuve, on s'etait adresse aux Dominicaines, pcq
en reputation de meilleure formation intellectuelle pour 1'e)
seignement. Mis M.repugnait a gni se joindre aux trois ou qus
tre qui Commencaient,sous 1a conduite de quelqucs Dominicaine
Mgr Sh.insista,clle obeit. Deux ou trois fois,au cours de ce
te eprauve,elle manifesta le desir de se retirer. Finalment,
clle sort.1925-1926Klle y avait passe un an 3.
L'orientation de plus en pbus educayionnale de Killesh.
fit d'ailleurs peu a peu perdre a Mgr Sh.toute influence sur
la fondation.
5) Rau apres nouvel essai dans un institut consacre aux
soins medicaux - je n'ai pas de details sur la nature de 1
oeuvre. Je sais que c'etait en Acosse (Glasgow) que cette nol
velle socicte s'etait fondee- en vue des Missions. Elle y

Note
IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/60/1/60/12 · File · Jun 2003
Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

Includes; "Contents fragile and unavailable for viewing and handling, on advice of consultant archivist and museum curator".