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Giorgio Luigi: Eustace of the Holy Family: Black Scapular: Library 3 letters; (1) and (2) re[orting the deaths of Bro. Giorgio Luigi and Fr. Eustace and (3) from the Proovincial saying he has got specimen of the Black Scapular and is forwarding prints and booklets to explain it. Je also forwards 2 books; a present from the General, for the library.

A file containing miscellaneous notes (mainly on legal, historical, and literary topics) compiled by William Woodlock. Some of the manuscript notes are extant on the reverse of previous correspondence or on printed material including a flier from Samuel Haughton, Secretary of the Royal Zoological Society, Phoenix Park, Dublin (February 1874), and a testimonial in favour of Philip Callan MP (1837-1902) dated 22 January 1884. Other re-used papers refer to ‘St. Vincent’s Lunatic Asylum’ (24 July 1877) and ‘M.E. Matthews, Court Dress Maker, Milliner & Florist, 49 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin’. (October 1874).

Miscellaneous; Missions/Retreats: England. copy letter from Propoganda to Superiors General of Regulars giving missions in England. Decison issued as a result of approach by Archbishop of Westminister. !. Regulars not bound to account for temporalities in their capacity as Regulars. 2, Bishop has right to report re temporalities of missions served by Regulars.

Missscelaneous:General: immaculate ConceptionL: printed form: Dominic of the Mother of God, General, petitions Poipe Pius 1X that the Feast of Our Lady's Immaculate Conception be cel\ebrated as a Ist class feast. Request was granted on 06.07.18

Miscellaneous: General: MS letter from a nun in Sacred Heart Convemt, Armagh to Fr. ?. Encloses sketch of a good work for Children of Mary, Missioners could do much in obtaining many prayers. Enquires when Miss Barry will come, and how old is she. Note on other side, "Mary Anne McCabe for lay-sister. Has this anything to do with C.Ps?.

Miscellaneous: Administration: Common pleas re matter of administration between Michael Murphy, Francis E. O'Brien and John Blake and Edward Meade - date stamped 22.1.1861, Dublin.

Miscellaneous: Certific\te from Bonafillius Maria Mura, OSM, Priopr General, granting faculties to Ftr. Genry Cooke, Liverpool Diocese,, to bless Seven Dolour Beads and Scapulars.

The following books and papers were in the Glass Cupboard but have been transferred to Blessed Dominic Barberi’s Filing Cabinet:

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP (Federico dell’Addoloraata Menegazzo CP), Il Gemito della Columba del Venerabile Domenico della Madre Di Dio (Rome, 1954), Italian.

Photocopy of a paper composed by Blessed Dominic although written in another hand.

Notes on a lecture given by Blessed Dominic, Triumph of Faith over the Flesh and the World, 1845

Index of Historical Lectures of Blessed Dominic

Index of Controversial Lectures and Sermons

Index of Retreat to Clergy and Laity

Thick, hard-backed exercise book of transcripts of Lectures written by Blessed Dominic [Written out by Fr Ignatius Spencer?] 52 lectures; 406 pages

Typed copy of Blessed Dominic’s Spiritual Diary. Italian.
Typed copy of Blessed Dominic’s Recollections left to our Young Missionaries in England (transl. Fr Conrad Charles CP), (Rome, 1962)

Typed copy of Blessed Dominic’s Autobiography, ‘The Workings of Divine Mercy for the Conversion of a Sinner’, 1822. Published edition, Fr Federico CP, Brescia, 1959, 2 copies

Hardbacked exercise book of transcripts of a Course of Exercises given to the Liverpool Clergy (3rd Retreat) [transcribed by Fr Ignatius Spencer?]

Hardbacked exercise book of transcripts of a Course of Lectures to be delivered at Stone in Advent 1842

Hardbacked exercise book of transcripts of [notes on?] Instructions on Meditation by Blessed Dominic Barberi, at St Benedict’s Priory

Hardbacked exercise book of notes made on Blessed Dominic’s Sermons during a Retreat in French, June 1845

Handwritten transcripts of ‘A pacific discussion upon controversial subjects, between Catholics and English Protestants, by a lover of peace and Christian Unity, Father Dominic and Mr W.’, St Mary’s College, Oscott, 8 February 1842 [W = Wilberforce? Ward?] Handwriting unidentified.

MS: Discourses of Blessed Dominic. Italian. A few pages of Blessed Dominic’s writing have been scored out. Could the other pages have been written copies of Bl. Dominic’s discourses copied out by Fr Gaudentius Rossi CP in a book previously used by Dominic?

Discourses, vol.II. Italian.

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, The Excellence of Mary (Tournai, 1841), French. Also published in 2 vols in 1856 and again in 1899

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, Letters, Supplement to the Life of Blessed Paul of the Cross, 1853, pp.193-366

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, La Divina Paraninfa, 1853, Italian

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, Dialogues: Meditations on the Life and Passion of Jesus (printed Rome, 1877). Italian.

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP (ed. Fr Adolfo Lippi CP), Opere Filosofiche (Rome, 1969)

Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, Life of Brother Emidio of the Sorrowful Virgin (published Rome, 1913), Italian.

MS labelled ‘Copy of Ven. Dominic’s Retreat Lectures and Sketches of Sermons’ in Fr Urban Young’s writing; but it is unlikely that the contents stemmed from Blessed Dominic:
1) because the style is totally unlike his;
2) because the author refers at least twice to ‘our Blessed Father St Francis’; and
3) because he cites any number of people but never St Paul of the Cross or any other Passionist

‘Minutes of the proceedings of the “Union”, St. Joseph’s, Blackrock. Established 22 Jul 1900 at S[aint] V[incent's] C[ollege] Castleknock, under the patronage of Blessed Francis Clet, CM. Vol.II.’ Summary of lectures and debates at a student literary and debating society.

Examples of lecture topics and motions for debate are: 'Socialism', 'Belgium', 'Babylonia', 'South African War', 'A Pilgrimage to Rome', 'Which is the more necessary for Ireland just now, Home Rule or a Catholic University?', 'The Religious Crisis in France' and 'Some objects of Astronomical interest at the present Day', among many others. Not all of these are present in this volume, as some seem to have been documented in another volume of meeting minutes.