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- 1800 - 1990 (Creation)
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FILE EIGHTEEN: CORRESPONDENCE: FATHER GREGORY, 1912 - 1913
A large, brown envelope containing eleven letters, 1912 - 1913, from Padre Gregorio in Paris and Fr Urban Young in England, about witnesses. Italian
FILE NINETEEN: CORRESPONDENCE: POSTULATOR, 1921 - 1922:
A large, brown envelope containing five letters to Fr Urban Young from the Passionist Father General, Rome, 1921. Italian.
A large, brown envelope containing seven letters, 1922, from Rome to Fr Urban Young and one from Fr Urban to the Archbishop of Birmingham about the Cause of Ven. Dominic.
FILE TWENTY: CORRESPONDENCE: POSTULATOR, 1923:
A large, brown envelope containing twenty-two letters, 1923 to Fr Urban Young about the Process for Ven. Dominic’s Cause. Italian.
FILING CABINET 010: BARBERI PAPERS:
DRAWER TWO:
FILE TWENTY-ONE: CORRESPONDENCE: POSTULATOR, 1924 - 1926:
A large, brown envelope containing eight letters, 1924 - 1926, from Fr Egidius, Postulator in Rome, to Fr Urban Young, Vice-Postulator in England. Italian.
A large, brown envelope containing twelve letters, 1925 from Rome to Fr Urban Young about the Cause of Ven. Dominic. Italian.
A large, brown envelope containing fourteen letters, 1926 from Rome to Fr Urban Young CP. Italian.
FOLDER ONE: No title
A page from a Catholic magazine, discussing a newspaper report about the Railway tavern in Reading where Fr Dominic Barberi died.
A letter, 30 August 1926, Abbey Ruins [St James’s Church], Reading from Rev. R.E. Scantlebury to Fr Urban Young, referring to a letter he had written to the Universe about the place of Fr Dominic’s death in Reading.
FILE TWENTY-TWO: CORRESPONDENCE: POSTULATOR, 1936:
A large, brown envelope containing six letters from the Passionist Father General to Father Urban Young about the Process for Ven. Dominic’s Cause.
FILING CABINET 010: BARBERI PAPERS:
DRAWER TWO:
FILE TWENTY-THREE: No title
A brochure produced by the Dominican Sisters, Stone, Staffordshire to mark their celebrations in Stone, 3 September 1995, for the 150th Anniversary of Blessed Dominic’s reception of J.H. Newman into the Catholic Church
FOLDER ONE:
A photostat of the rubrics for the Mass and Office of Blessed Dominic Barberi. Latin.
A letter, 7 March 1964, from Fr Federico [Menegazzo] CP to Fr Hubert [Condron] CP, Vice-Postulator. Italian.
A letter, 6 April 1964, from John Carmel Heenan, Archbishop of Westminster, about the Mass and Office for Blessed Dominic
A typed letter, 18 April 1964, from Fr Federico CP to Fr Hubert CP. Italian.
A typed letter, 23 May 1964, from Fr Martin [Dougherty] CP, Sutton, to Fr Provincial about various arrangements in Sutton regarding Blessed Dominic and his Shrine
A typed letter, 22 June 1964, from the Vice-Postulator of Blessed Dominic’s Cause to the Bishops regarding the observing of Blessed Dominic’s feast in England and Wales
FOLDER TWO: BLESSED DOMINIC: LITURGICAL CELEBRATION OF FEAST
A letter, 20 September 1965 from a Passionist to Father G. Volery, The Secretariat, Clapham Common, London, regarding the Mass of Blessed Dominic
Six sheets regarding the Mass of Blessed Dominic
The Latin text for the Mass for the feast of Blessed Dominic
The Official Instruction from the Congregation of Sacred Rites regarding the Votive Mass of Blessed Dominic
A typed letter, 30 March 1972, from Mgr John Humphreys, Secretary to the National Liturgical Commission of England and Wales to Father Provincial about the date of Blessed Dominic’s feast
A letter, 14 April 1972, from Fr Michael CP to Fr Aidan [Baker] CP about the date of Blessed Dominic’s feast
A letter, 20 April 1972, to Mgr Hughes from [Fr Aidan Baker CP?] about the feast of Blessed Dominic
A letter, 24 April 1972, from Mgr Hughes to Fr Aidan Baker CP, thanking him for his letter of 20 April concerning the date of Blessed Dominic’s feast and suggesting everyone should observe it on 26 August.