Includes; "Examen for Profession of Mary Ann Collins", questions asked were "Is it of your own free will that you present yourself to this Examen for Profession?", "Is it then your earnest wish and fixed determination to consecrate yourself forever to God by vows of Religion?", "Do you know my D[ea]r Sister what religious vows oblige you to and are you determined by the Grace of God to observe these?", "Are you acquainted with the Rules and Constitutions of this Institute which obliges you now [?] t the instruction of poor children and so you firmly resolve by the Grace of God to comply therewith?" (signed Mary Ann Collins, Bishop of Cork Doctor Francis Moylan and Jeremiah Collins) (2 August 1793); "Is it of your own free will you present yourself this day to be examined for Religious Profession?", "Are you sufficiently instructed in the Rules and Constitutions of the Institute?", "Do you know the extent and Obligations of Religious Vows and what a person that makes Profession is bound to?", "Do you find yourself able to fulfil the different duties and observances of the Institute you are going to embrace and are you disposed to discharge them faithfully?", "Are you determined to persevere to the end of your life in this Order of the Presentation of our Blessed Lady instituted for the instruction of poor girls?" (signed Mary Joseph Kavanagh) 25 March 1903).

Includes; letters from Presentation Sisters from across Ireland and the international communities in reference to proposed changes to the Constitutions of the Congregation.

Typed letter from Joseph Gray, Archbishop’s House, Birmingham, to Dr. Sheehy asking that + McQuaid will give permission for Fr. Peter Kavanagh to be accepted in the new retirement home for priests in Dun Laoghaire. Permission granted.

Letter from +Mageean to +McQuaid thanking him for the explanation regarding Fr. Kavanagh. He also thanks him for the copy of the draft catechism.

Letter from +J. Kavanagh, Co- adjutor, to +McQuaid stating he will visit Ireland in the near future and wishes to meet with the Archbishop.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Kavanagh stating that the Hierarchy have agreed to permit the use of the new Irish catechism by the New Zealand hierarchy. Typescript copy.

Wording of telegram from +McQuaid to +Kavanagh sympathising on the death of +O’Neill. Christchurch

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Oscar Traynor informing him of the appointment of Frs. Kelleher, Kavanagh, Kelly and McCarthy as Army Chaplains for the duration of the Emergency.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Fr. James Kavanagh. Since the formation of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions in 1959 when the Irish Trade Union Congress and the Congress of Irish Unions united the situation has remained the same. The North of Ireland Government has refused to recognise the ICTU.

Typed copy of letter to Fr. James Kavanagh saying what he said about the (Kelly) letter is conclusive. Cannot see how anybody could make it the ground for seeking employment.