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Mount Argus: Centenary 1956. "Guards Officer was their first Rector"
by Fr. Edmund Burke C.P. 1923082. "Sunday Independent" 21st. Oct. 1956.

Mount Argus Centenary: Manuscript by RAPHAEL SHORT C.P. on PASSIONIST CENTENARY AT MT. ARGUS giving an account of the life of St. Paul of the Cross and the foundation of the Passionists in England and Ireland

Fr. Finian Harte C.P. Centenary 1956 Telegrams: Congratulations.

MOUNT ARGUS; CENTENARY;
Sample of badge worn by a committee member - golden wording on green.

MOUNT ARGUS; CENTENARY;
Sticker for motor car (red) issued to guests on the occasion of closing mass of centenary.

Fr. Finian Harte C.P. 1929117 Centenary 1956 Text of Address unsigned.

Suggest: not a Passionist but a cleric (BM)

Fr. Finian Harte C.P. Centenary 1956 Letters of Congratulations
1) Ursuline Convent, Thurles.
2) Irish College, Rome.
3) Assumption Convent, Johannisburg.
4) Bishop James Staunton, Wexford. Diocese of Ferns.
5) Padraig O Caoim.

Mount Argus: Church: 1852009 Paul Mary Pakenham: prescutting from Dublin vening Mail titled Dublin Yesterday 1857, which contains copy of an advertisement in The Nation 19.12.1857 from Francis Cavanagh, Decorative Painter, Caple Street, mentionig that he had lately erected an alter of enamelled glass representin mosaic in Mount Argus Blessed Paul's Retreat "over the late Hon. and Rev. Charles Reginald Pakenham",

1923082 Edmund Burke, C.P. Sermons and Radio Talks: letter from Fr. O'Reilly, St. Agatha's, N.William Street, Dublin to Edmund. Ash Wednesday talk ok. No need to submit appeal for Hospice. Edmund and Valentime are official censors, according to list, which is a bit out of date.

Mount Argus: Record of Missions and Retreats 17th March 1957-1983.