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Paris House: Avenue Hoche: envelope containng 10 picture postcards of St. Joseph's ave Hoche, 50, Paris (1860 church) as follows: (1) exterior, (2) interior from back, (3) High Altar, (4) the Macay Chapel,, (5) the Lady Chapel (said to contain, at one time, a picture painted by St. Luke, "The Hodegedia, (6) St. Jeanne d'Arc chapel, (7) US 1914-1918 War Dead, (8) statue of St. Paul of the Cross and (10) 15th century engraving of the Assumption

Mount Argus: Church Services: Order of Services for Holy Week, 1920

General Chapters: Decrees: English translation of the Decrees of the 31st General Chapter, Rome, 1920

1857026 St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin: PRAYER-LEAFLET: 'St Gabriel of the sorrowful Virgin, Pasionist Student'. No date of an imprimatur - just "Approved by Ecclesiastical Authority". -

1857026 St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin: Smith, C.P.,Joseph: "St. Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows, Passionist Student" by Joseph Smith, C.P., Published by Catholic Truth Society of Ireland, O.Connell Street, Dublin. At time of arrangement of this archive *(01.08.2003) this item was missing. Entered here for record purpoaes

General Chapters: Acta: 3rd copy of English Translation of the Official Report of the Preceedings (Acta) of 31st General Chapter, Rome, 18 May to 3rd June, 1920. Last page, list of sifnatures, is missing.
For the full document see: https://passionistarchives.ie/index.php/provincial-chapters/

General Chapters: Acta: 4th copy of English Translation of the Official Report of the Preceedings (Acta) of 31st General Chapter, Rome, 18 May to 3rd June, 1920. Like 3rd copy, last page, list of signatures, is missing.
For the full document see: https://passionistarchives.ie/index.php/provincial-chapters/

1857026 St. Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin: 1891058 Smith, C.P., Joseph pages from The Cross of article by Fr. Jospeh SMith, C.P., describing the scene in St. Peter's, Rome,at the canonisation of St. Gabriel

Mount Argus; Lands: Quarry Field: Ms, note re footage of Bisette ground (Quarry field?)

Mount Argus; Lands: Quarry Field: Fr Richard Curran, CP, Rector, Mount Argus, Dublin, to Mr. Nolan/Whelan, c/o L. & F. 29, Ely Place, Dublin. Refers to offer to sell Quarry Field for £2.750. Refers back to previous correspondence in 1914 (when £3,000 was asked). Since 1914 the houses have been sold for £1,400: so sum of £1,660 for field alone has been increased by £1,150! He is prepared to recommend to Provincial the price of £2,000 for field now in 1920. But Whelan would have to deal with plot holders claims, if any.