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St. Patrick's Province: Provincial Chapters: 5th Provincial Chapter: Acts/Acta/Decrees : Acta and Decrees of Fifth Provincial Chapter held at St. Paul's Retreat, Mount Argus from 25.06/01.07.1941. It was presided over by V.Rev. Fr. Brendan (Keegan), St. Joseph''s Province, (wartime measure) (https://passionistarchives.ie/index.php/fr-brendan-keegan/)

St. Joseph's Province: Text of Fr. Adrian;s 2nd talk to members of the 1941 Provincial Chapter of St. Joseph's Province: "The Qualities to looked for in men who would be elected as superiors".

1910085 Convery, C.P., Adrian: faculties paper issued by Archbishop McQuaid, to Adrian Convery, C.P.

Mount Argus: First Mission to Internees in Crumlin Road Jail in Irish.

Holy Cross Retreat, Ardoyne: Belfast: Church Services : Holy Week 1942

MOUNT ARGUS : ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

notebook recording arrivals and departures at Mt. Argus between 23.051924 and 21.01.1942.

Mount Argus: Bequests: Eugene Gallagher, Solicitors, Ballyshanon, Co. Donegal, to Rectr, Mount Argus. Enloses instructions for will of Miss Margaret Connolly, Chapel Street, Ballyhanon.

1904015 O'Boyle, C.P., Gerald: O'Boyle, James Canon: memorial card of James Canon O'Boyle, broter of Fr. Gerald O'Boyle, C.P.

1923082 Burke, C.P. Edmund: Sermons and Radio Talks: Letter from Director of Talks, Radio Eireann, to Edmund. Talk on "Pilate" (5 minutes) fixed for 04.04.1943 at 6 p.m. Honorarium £3.

St. Joseph's Retreat, Cloonamahon, Collooney letter to the Provincial, Fr. Gerald O'Boyle, C.P., from the Bishop of Achonry, Patrick Morrisroe. Bishop sugests that Gerald has an agreement drawn up for the establishment of a monastic foundation in Collooney for the education of Passionist students for the foreign missions. He sets out on page 2 the conditions to be incoproprated into the agreement: namely, that no collections, questing, draws, lotteries be carried out in the diocese and that the bishop shall have the right to make regulatiuons in regard to the public oratory, specifically that the public may only attend mass there at the times fixed by the bishop and that on certaimn feasts, eg., Easter and Christmas, the public shall not be admitted.