"Nano Nagle foundress of the Presentation Nuns"; "Foundation of the Presentation Congregation in Newfoundland" (Sister Mary James Dinn); "Our vision for the future"; "Continuing the Journey Deeper into Presentation"; "Roman Catholic Bishops of S[ain]t John's, Newfoundland in the Nineteenth Century"; "Dare to Dream"; "Tri-order Conference"; "Map of S[ain]t John's Newfoundland"; "Seed of a New Humanity" (N.M. Fox).

black and white and colour images of Presentation Sisters of Fermoy Convent with identifying information on backs; newspaper cutting with image of wedding of Miss Myra Barry TD (c1980s); newspaper image of Father Timothy O'Leary; newspaper image f group of Sisters, men, women and children before setting off to attend the "Fermoy London Re-union"; newspaper image of Presentation Sisters taking lunch (23 June 1976).

photo with words "Pat Bartley + [and] Denis O'Leary's visit to see S[ain]tr Mary's - Richmond H[ou]se + [and] 1954 school building built by Denis' father + [and] his boys".

"Psychosynthesis Techniques"; "Celebrating the Jubilee with Johann Tauler"; "Spirituality"; chronology of Patrick Kavanagh's life; "Portrait of a Cork family: the two James Barry's"; Women in the Church in Ireland; "The Vatican: who become saints, who do not, and why ..."; "The life of the Reverend Arthur O'Leary"; "Cahalane papers"; "Causes of Conflict: Northern Ireland" (Sister Kathleen T O'Dwyer); "The spirituality of Nano Nagle".

"Ministries for social change, opting for the poor" (Sister Patricia Aubertine); "Daring to dream, our prophetic role" (Sister Charlene A. O'Leary); large printed extract from "The Daily Sentinel" newspaper of Fitchburg with article on the bicentenary of the Presentation Sisters (11 October 1975).

Letter from + Gerard O’Hara to Dr. Michael J. O’Connell seeking his advice in helping Margaret O’Leary obtain employment.

Typed letter to + McQuaid with enclosed information from Mrs. Una Byrne. Fr. Kent was approached by journalists and told that the NUJ, English and Irish, are to hold a congress in Dublin in a few months time. It is likely that the liberal group, led by McInerney, would be prominent. Irish group might vote for the re-election of Hutt, a Communist, as Secretary of the NUJ. The Guild of St. Francis de Sales has little influence. The assistant chaplain could meet the journalists and this would help the situation. Enclosed with the letter was a copy of the Committee Meeting of December 1962 and a copy of Hibernia. It contains articles by McInerney and Michael O’Leary.

Draft handwritten letter (in +McQuaid’s writing) to Mr O’Leary, from the Secretary, concerning the housing of the Redmond family. His Grace will see if he can do anything.

Copy of typed letter to Michael O’Leary, Esq., T.D. from the Rev. Secretary concerning the housing of the Redmond family. His Grace will see if he can do anything.

Document titled ‘Presence of priests on controversial platforms.’ On controversial questions, in which liberty of opinion is lawful for Catholics, should priests be allowed a similar liberty? Definite limits laid down by Plenary Council of Maynooth. Vatican Council has emphasized the active role the Faithful should play in public affairs. Regarding Vietnam, some Christians feel that U.S. participation is not justified on Christian principles. Fr. Michael O’Neill, St. Columban’s, took part in a protest meeting. On the platform were Sen. Garrett Fitzgerald, Sen. Eoin Ryan, Michael O’Leary and Donal Nevin. Fr. O’Neill said he would sign nothing organized by the Irish Voice on Vietnam as it was a propaganda body.