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              "The Protestant Pope".
              IE PVBM POF/IE PBVM/POF/12/12/13 · Documento · Oct 2005
              Parte de Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

              "Doctor James Butler's Catechism"; "The love of God by S[iste]r Francis de Sales"; "The seed must die" (Diarmaid O'Murchu); "Abridgement Christian doctrine"; "Doway Catechism in English + [and] Irish"; "Non-Catholic movements"; "Ursulines in France c1760"; "Review of literature of the Congregation"; "Annals of South Presentation Convent 1771 - 1989"; "Pere Barre"; "S[iste]r Pius' reading - articles"; "Courses, retreats, notes etc"; "Towards famine exhibition in Millstreet June 1997"; "Nano Nagle, undaunted daughter of desires: a study in sanctity (T.J. Walsh, October 1975).

              IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/14/1/14/1/1 · File. · Covers events from 1718 - 1785
              Parte de Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

              Includes; biography of Nano Nagle and account of her work with the poor, "A sermon preached by the Right Rev[erend] Doctor McCarthy, Coadjutor Bishop of Cork, on the 1st Anniversary of our Venerated Mother Nagle's death" (written by Sister Mary Magdalen de Pazzi Leahy).

              "Exact copy of first Register of the Order".
              IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/2/1/2/1 · Documento · Covers period 24 Dec 1775 - 1780.
              Parte de Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

              Includes; brief account of the founding of the "Sisters of the Charitable Instruction, called the Sisters of the Scared Heart of Jesus [which became the Presentation]" by Nano Nagle under the authority and direction of Doctor John Butler, Bishop of Cork, names of first Sisters to join the Congregation.