Mount Argus; Legal: Buidings: Church: MS letter from Cardinal Cullen, Arhbishop of Dublin, to Osmund Maguire, Rector, Mount Argus. Having consulted his Council, and for 5 argued reasons, he witholds his approbation for the building of such a large church at Mount Argus as the supplied measurements involve.

Mount Argus: Legal: Church: Cardinal Cullen; refusal to approve Church

Having consulted his council, and for 5 argued reasons he witholds his approbation for the building of such a large church at Mount Argus as the supplied measurements involve. Letter to Fr. Osmund Maguire C.P. 1852019, Rector.

Mount Argus;Appointments; Night Prayers; Missions and Retreats.: Letter from Provincial, Alphonsus O'Neill to Vocar, \Fr. Gabriel.Intimates Fr. General's arangement for the 2nd consultor to take over as Vice-Provincial in Mount Argus, while Gabriel (hithetrto Rector) is to be vicar.
The alleluia is not to be added to certain antiphons at night prayers.
Application s for missions and retreats ar to be made to Provincial, not to individuals.

Mount Argus; Farm: Garden: Produce: petition (probably a handwritten copy) to Pope Pius IX from Ignatius of the Infant Jesus, seeking a derogation, for the houses in the Anglo/Irish Province and partricularly for the house in Dublin, from the provision in the Holy Rule that surplus produce from the gardens of each house must not be sold but given to the poor or benefactors. This derogation is necessary if the communities of the province are to surviver. Atached to the petotin is copy the grant of the requiested permission

General: Broadway: English translation of the document from Dominic of the Name of Mary to all members of the congregation; The text of the Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The declarastion of the community in Broadway that they have so cobsecrated themselves,

Mount Argus: Legal: Cvanagh & O'Callaghan: W. Mooney Have passed your letter to Kelly and Lloyd who have not yet their legal opinion

Bl. Charles Houben - Life:- this is in fact a letter, written on 3 postcards forty years after Charles's death, taking issue with a statement that had been made to the effect that the memory of Charles seems to have been forgotten. The writer is not identifiable

1865022 Gabriel O'Hanlon; Obituary:

Fr. Finian Harte C.P. St. Charles. 2 Photographs
1) His Profession Photograph with "Sign" positioned correctly
2) Small card of Picture used at Canonisation.

Fr. Finian Harte C.P. Account of visit to Carmelite Convent in Drumcondra and visit to sick
nun. Cured and lived to 90 years.