A copy of a pamphlet titled ‘A souvenir of the Dr. Hyde banquet / held in the Palace hotel, in the city of San Francisco, February twenty-first, 1906’ ([San Francisco, c.1906]).
Stephen Moore, 3rd Earl of Mount Cashel, ‘A statement of facts, with inquiries into the origin and progress of the doctrine of purgatory / from the earliest times down to the Council of Trent’ (Cork: printed by E. Purcell & Son, 88 Patrick Street, 1828).
Photographic prints compiled for an article by G. Allan Little titled ‘A tale of a Convent’, published in 'The Capuchin Annual' (1973), pp 118-123. The file includes images of Catholic religious in Elgin, Scotland.
A leaflet with the text of a republican ballad celebrating Éamon de Valera.
Date: 1837
Author: Samuel Lewis (d. 1865)
Publisher: London: S. Lewis & Co., 87 Aldersgate Street
Full title: 'A topographical dictionary of Ireland: comprising the several counties; cities; boroughs; corporate, market and post towns; parishes; and villages, with historical and statistical descriptions embellished with engravings of the arms of the cities, bishopricks, corporate towns, and boroughs; and of the seals of the several municipal corporations ... / by Samuel Lewis'.
Newport J.D. White (editor), ‘A translation of the Latin writings of St. Patrick’ (London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1918).
A clipping of tribute to the writer Dora Sigerson Shorter by Katharine Tynan. The tribute was published in the ‘Observer’ (13 January 1918).
Your Grace my dear Archbishop
Yesterday I had a very pleasant
isit with S. Paul who had retuned
grom a holiday She was most
helpful and enlightening. While
there she called in Mr. Fanhan who
was very interested, too, He is ar-
ronging an interview with Master
O Hanlon for some day early newt week
I am degly grateful to you, your
Grace, for being so kind to me in
making it possible for me to meet
such wonderful people
On leaving the hospital a Dr. Kidney
offered to take me into town and
ven he wss keenly interested that I
could not but feel I was caught in
a circle of very interested and help-
ful friends. Over all these incidences
I see a loving Heavenly Father caring for
me through you and I am appreciative
even though so unworthy
The Superior Mother Alice Mary well ar-
rive at Shannon G.W. July 9th and after
a few days at Rockwell we hope to take
up our abode at the Gate lodge,- our
Solitude.
heard yesterday, too that our own Arch-
bishop of Hartford Connecticut expecti
to stop in Dublin around. July 19
th
or 20. He will with his companion
th
Monsignor Lacey, pay us a visit and
see the proposed Nursing Home They
can take back first hand information
of what is being done, and I know
the Sisters of our American Province
will be so pleased.
With renewed thanks for your kindness
in allowing me the recent interview
and assuring you that each day you
and your deceased Helen are prayerfully
remembered I humbly ask your
prayers and blessing, my dear Archbishop
Most respectfully in M
Your grateful obedeent child
Sister Mary de Pazzi
A copy of Nano Nagle, A woman’s record of a woman and her work by Mrs. Morgan John O’Connell. First published in 1889 and reprinted in 1997.
Presentation SistersTRANSCRIPTION
Jesus
Rosemount
Booterstown
C.
June 9 1953
Most Rev. Dr. J.C. Mc Quaid
rchbishop's House
Drumcondra Dublin
Your Grace my dear Archbishop
This letter carries a word, of welcome
and of gratitude; of welcome after your
long arduous but soul uplifting visit
to Australia. of thanks for your kindness
in receiving the permission to recruit
again in your Diocese.
It would be a keen pleasure to have
an interview with you, Your Grace-
to express personally my appreciation,
as also to tell of my recent visit of five
months duration in the East. However
I realize after your long weeks away
much more important demands will
claim your precious time.
Your words on my first visit were a
source of real encouragement Your
Grace. You told me then when you
gave me the permission that I
should not expect great results the
first year but as the girls learned to
know our Congregation better postulants
would come, So it is proving! This
year, there are nine who hope to
enter either on July 16th or September 8
Our Lady, Her Spouse the Holy Spirit
and her Heavenly Choirs have not failed
me.
You will my dear Archbishop, pray
for our Missions, especially India and
Pakistan. I feel our Lady has special
designs on the latter. Their flag floats
two symbols of her, the Crescent and
the Star. Their Koran devotes forty
Verses to her. A former Princess of
their left her name in the Place our
Lady appeared at Portugal, Is it
not extraordinary?
Ionly hope that someday we shall
obtain a house in Ireland from-
where, Sisters will go to aid
in the great work of our Lady-
winning the Moslims to her
Son Many know much of the
Missions of Africa and China but
I find only a small number
familiar with spiritual needs of
the timing millions in Ihdia
and Pakistan.
If between now and the middle of July
there is the possibility of your grant
ing me an interiew, I would be
so happy to be remembered. I
hope to join Rev. Mother General in
Denmark before returning to Rome
This morning I thanked our Lady and
her Angels for your safe journey and
assure, you, my dear Archbishop that
you are daily remembered in the prayers of
Agrateful Sister ofSt. Joseph
Sister Mary de Pazzi