Fonds IE/SJCH - Sisters of St. Joseph Chambery

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IE SSJCH IE/SJCH

Title

Sisters of St. Joseph Chambery

Date(s)

  • 1939 (Creation)

Level of description

Fonds

Extent and medium

Approximately 10 archival boxes.

Name of creator

(1939- present)

Administrative history

The Sisters of St. Joseph Chambery arrived in Wales from India in 1939. In 1958 they founded a house in Dublin at the invitation of Archbishop John Charles McQuaid.
This is the current site of St. Josephs hospital, Raheny. They sold this hospital in 1997, but still maintain a convent on the same site.

In 1977 they also bought a house for the purposes of supporting a novitiate, but sold this in 2005.

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Scope and content

https://chamberyarchives.ie/

  • General Chapters
  • Provincial Chapters
  • Correspondence
  • Histories of the Order
  • Photographic collection

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A limited section of the Archive is open to the public, at the discretion of the Archivist, and by prior appointment only.

Contact +3531-8774959 or +3531-8478351.

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  • English

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