May
Mentioned in 662 documents, 2313 times across the archives
Documents
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Alice Breen
1 mention“Michael Vissionaris of May”
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Approval society robinson
3 mentions“I shall have to ask your Excellency in your great charity to make all the arrangements with the Sacred Congregation of Fide and later on with the S. C. of Religious for us and to instruct me in what e”
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BShanahan to Martin recommendation
4 mentions“God bless you and your project, along with all those who in any way help you to carry it out. May God give you in His own good time and in His own way the answer you now seek from the Holy See, so tha”
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Back teeth
2 mentions“feeling to day, may feel console”
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Bazaar
1 mention“The coming of the Benedictines here from Belgium was the result of an inspiration. They must depend on your cooperation if they are to give you of the best of the blessings they bring you. You have he”
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BishopJohnHartytoFr.Gerard
1 mention“17th May 1927”
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Bishop Harty Dining
1 mention“31st May 1927”
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Bishop Harty Gerard
1 mention“16th May 1930”
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Bishop Moynagh
3 mentions“And, always with lay medical workers, there is the danger that people who are not suited may come to the Mission-field.”
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Bishop Shanahan
2 mentions“Gos bless you and your project, along with all these who in any way help you to carry it out. May God give you in His own good time and in His own way the answer you now seek from the Holy See, so tha”
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Calabar pamphlet
3 mentions“This activity is most important on the Foreign Missions where the pagan millions must learn to see the "charity of Christ" in the Church which comes to teach them of God. On the Missions medical work ”
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Cappamore PP
1 mention“May 28th 1930”
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CelestinetoDevane23feb1927
1 mention“We are now very near the reachstone of our mutual desire. May God show us this well in Second Serious metter so serious & of such consequence.”
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Chapman downside
1 mention“27 May 1929.”
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Charles Barrington Right of(1)
1 mention“rate is very pretty too. You may”
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“Mr. Knatchbull-HugHugessen of the British Embassy of Brussels has written to me about your enquiry regarding the conditions under which religious communities may be established in Ireland.”
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Columba illness
1 mention“preates flory— His may interfere”
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Condon acceptance
1 mention“May 28th”
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Corbally cycling
1 mention“Sunday next, the 5th of May. (Weather, Perhitting)”
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CountyBay
1 mention“May. Ryan”
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Depressed letter
2 mentions“May feel clear the way for you - I show you this kill in all things -”
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Details
2 mentions“We died lissionaries of May.”
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Devane acceptance(1)
1 mention“26 May. 1930.”
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Dom spiritual
4 mentions“& pass what few times they may have.”
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Donkey Protection Society
1 mention“May 9th 1931 79”
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Doon parish
1 mention“usual may devotions on that evening at”
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Draft letter to Bishop
1 mention“The boys have come back - and in greater numbers than I expected: we have now 17, and are full of hope for the future of your Glenstal School. May I ask if it is the Your Grace's intention to come up ”
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Employers indemnity(1)
2 mentions“Under Section 73 of the Act, an employer may become liable to pay medical or surgical fees up to £5 in addition to compensation.”
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“Glental Trioy 28th May 1924”
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French letters
1 mention“Institutions d'et mes may avec aucune cole au seilles...”
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General news
7 mentions“may it metricals if it is fools Will.”
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History draft
2 mentions“up to now we may say that our old boys are”
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Inc reply Pasc Rob
1 mention“I trust that your aim is no longer giving you much trouble and that, after the return of The Prior from Belgium, I may have the pleasure of seeing you in Dublin.”
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Intro pamphlet
5 mentions“Through their Social Services they hope to help Missionary Priests in building up Christian families in the various Mission fields where they may be called to work. Although their particular end and t”
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Johns Abbey Minnesota
2 mentions“May 4, 1936”
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Leaving Glenstal
2 mentions“course that they do (if, I may in”
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Lebbe to Martin
2 mentions“I think to avoid long delays, and, as soon as you can give me a word about, I write to Rome, to know how Fr Bastien will understand the whole business. I know him personally (he is a monk of Maredsous”
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LimerickSteamshipCompany
16 mentions“All Fines, Expenses, Losses or Damage with the Carriers, their Agents, the Ship or the Cargo may incur or suffer through illegal, incorrect, or insufficient marking, numbering or addressing of the Pac”
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LimerickSteamshipCompany receipt
2 mentions“18 MAY 1927”
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Mai Dillon to Dom Lebbe
2 mentions“I enjoyed a very nice rest and holiday Dr. So I will be leaving Monday morning for Glenstal again I will go back by car and two of my Sisters will leave me down: I will get there Dr. about 2'o. clock.”
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Meeting with Bishop
1 mention“They want first of all a house in Dublin or Cork - and that is essential let them approach the Archbishop of Dublin, and, of he accepts, I may the consider myself the affair. - I. Exc se ne, but I thi”
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MeetingandSurveyor
1 mention“I9th May, 19 27”
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Msgr Moynagh
4 mentions“May I try to do this now? I wish humbly to ask of you a further favour, which is to reconsider your decision, at least to the extent of accepting two members with myself in January 1937, in light of t”
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Mungret
2 mentions“May 23”
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Nunc acta apost(1)
3 mentions“kind site. As you may have”
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NunctoPrior thanks
1 mention“to the J may said the”
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PJMCurtin
1 mention“May 25, 1930”
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Pamphlet
8 mentions“It is hoped that a maternity wing may soon be built to further this most important branch of medical science.”
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Paschal robinson OFM
1 mention“I trust that your aim is no longer giving you much trouble and that, after the return of The Prior from Belgium, I may have the pleasure of seeing you in Dublin.”
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Presbytery Tipperary
1 mention“May 26th 30c”
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Ryan discussion
5 mentions“4. The said transfer may be executed under the form of a deed of gift or any other form which Mgr. Ryan may be advised to elect, as long as it is free to the Community of Maredsous and approved by the”
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RyanPrior conference
1 mention“May, if only for half the Scholarships.”
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Ryan Colonel
2 mentions“16 May, '31.”
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Ryan Mckensie
1 mention“22 May 1928.”
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Ryan Pat
2 mentions“Here are the guests for Thursday's dinner, H o'c (tempore aestivo) - His Grace the Archbishop, May Ryan, bashel dean, May Bother, Tippenay, Archdiacon, Camon Duncell, Rev. E. J. Ryan P. P., Kilcommon,”
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Ryan Young man
2 mentions“The Archbishop goes to Maynoth this evening. I discussed with him the subject of your letter. He will make enquiries of the President. Some one suitable triviling to help you may be found among the 40”
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Ryan acceptance
1 mention“27 May '30”
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Ryan hospice
1 mention“Friday. 30 May 1928”
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Ryan prior thanks note
1 mention“for it. This with Joe May baggage”
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Ryan remote preparations
1 mention“meat safe that they may be”
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Ryan to Gerard Evening Star
1 mention“30 May 1927.”
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Ryan visit Glenstal
1 mention“14 May, '28.”
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RyantoGregory safehome
1 mention“may interest you. The unexpected”
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Sacred Congregation informal approval
3 mentions“Rome 5 may 1936”
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Settlemen solicitors
1 mention“I received your letter with enclosures which I return. According to the terms of the Conveyance executed by Monsignor Ryan, he was liable for all rates to the 18th May 1927 and your liability ran from”
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Spirit congregation(1)
2 mentions“22nd of April to the 1st May. I hope to”
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To Cardinal from Abbey
2 mentions“With regard to the financial aspect of our undertaking, we have hitherto been self-supporting, having an income of £250 per annum, the pension of one of our members, and a sum of £600, first contribut”
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To a Bishop
2 mentions“May I humbly express the great joy and gratitude I feel to God for the pronouncement made by the S.C.de Prop.Fide, asking for Religious Institutes to be founded to come to the spiritual and bodily aid”
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Visitation pamphlet
3 mentions“I have mentioned some of those who have helped in this work that seems destined to do so much for God's glory. I have said nothing of her whom God has chosen to be the chief agent in it. I know she wo”
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Writing rooms(1)
1 mention“sefore. so may Le Lack-”
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applications to monastery
20 mentions“I may not get back to Ballinas la”
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bernard odea personal collection
63 mentions“may set in early & quickly. We”
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bod cap gen 903
1 mention“2 If the Bishop of the diocese allows it the New Easter Vigil may be celebrated.”
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bod cap gen 934
1 mention“17. No one may keep.”
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bod church building 1000
1 mention“I have yours of the 17th instant re the above. I had been in touch with Mr. O'Reilly Hyland and he gave £7200 as the minimum figure. Messrs. Kelly gave me a figure of £7500, so you may take it that it”
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bod church building 1018
1 mention“Provide to cover cost of National Health, Unemployment and Workmen's Compensation Insurances, Widows' and Orphans' Pensions Act, and any other Act or Acts that may be in force at the date of tendering”
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bod church building 940
1 mention“24th May, 1951.”
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bod church building 941
5 mentions“In their report of the 11th of May, 1950, the Consultants favour system (b).”
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bod church building 944
4 mentions“With regard to any saving which you may have thought possible through casting the artificial stones yourselves for the internal finishes, I feel having regard to various factors no real saving might b”
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bod church building 945
4 mentions“and may not the dealing the”
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bod church building 946
1 mention“Since I visited you last year you have had no news. Don Sebastien Braun was not completely ready then. He has now return for a few days and we would be very thankful if you could come over and discuss”
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bod church building 947
1 mention“We may say that the Church is used by”
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bod church building 949
1 mention“26th May, 1950.”
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bod church building 950
1 mention“May I confirm what I was telling you and ask you not to”
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bod church building 954
4 mentions“8th May, 1950.”
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bod church building 956
1 mention“that you may read it before you meet Father Prior to”
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bod church building 958
1 mention“Following your last letter could you please come up and have a talk with Father Frior so that we may go on with the work of the foundation.”
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bod church building 965
1 mention“1st May, 1951.”
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bod church building 969
1 mention“We have our sports day on the 27th of May and His Grace Dr. Kinane will be here so as the family of our boys. Any hope to have anything started for that date. It would be a great help.”
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bod church building 970
1 mention“8th May, 1951.”
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bod church building 971
2 mentions“7th May, 1951.”
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bod church building 972
1 mention“I would suggest, subject to your agreement, that completed tenders are to be lodged in your office not later than 12 noon, Monday, 21st May, 1951. I shall arrange to travel to Limerick that morning an”
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bod church building 974
2 mentions“I shall be at John's Mealahon first mass on Sunday the 20th in Dublin, and will be coming down by the morning train on Monday. This train arrives in Limerick at 1.15 so we could meet at Mr. Thompson's”
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bod church building 975
28 mentions“May. 1951”
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bod church building 994
1 mention“May God give us a good year.”
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bod church building 996
1 mention“Have any neglect his friend Mr John B. Sallivan & suggested he do carry on the flooring work which he is doing now. I enclose his leaflet Re Sterling Floors. & hope it may interest you I can see how w”
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bod church building 998
1 mention“th the sheds on the site. They may even leave their name up. As long as they take their name away at the time when the new tenders are being present it is certainly bright.”
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bod church building 999
1 mention“So that I may know how we stand could you please”
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brother mungo
10 mentions“Here's me coming back to the best of health Des Gratias and everyone who has helped in this happy change. I may tell you that this has been a morning of prayer to me and I hope all days to come will b”
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dom bede lebbe
111 mentions“May — 5”
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draft intro
1 mention“They will work in any Mission field where they may be called, but especially in areas directly under the Congregation of Propaganda Fide, as the Society was expressly called into being by the wish of ”
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earlydays good counsel 1944 jul sep
10 mentions“IT is a difficult and somewhat embarrassing task for a brother to write about his brother. He may be blinded by his affections—he feels rather shy about revealing to the public what has been between t”
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earlydays good counsel no ii
8 mentions“to Werfel's psychology. She would prefer to marry; but she yields to the suggestion of the curé. And in the most natural way she takes the life there as a substitute for her former life in the dungeon”
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earlydays little flower 1945 april
9 mentions“The aim of the Order is the sanctification of its members, and the spiritual and physical welfare of the sick and poor whom they nurse in their own Hospitals. Young men who desire to devote their live”
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earlydays little flower 1945 feb
14 mentions“The aim of the Order is the sanctification of its members, and the spiritual and physical welfare of the sick and poor whom they nurse in their own Hospitals. Young men who desire to devote their live”
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earlydays little flower 1945 march
9 mentions“The aim of the Order is the sanctification of its members, and the spiritual and physical welfare of the sick and poor whom they nurse in their own Hospitals. Young men who desire to devote their live”
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earlydays misc lebbe
45 mentions“The British Catholics May 5. 1949”
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earlydays mmm 1940 nov dec
8 mentions“Please remember our pioneer Sisters in Africa. On Christmas night when their hearts will be filled with the sweet sad thoughts of home they will remember you, dear Readers, and all our kind benefactor”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
13 mentions“Behold the height of Mary's dignity and the extent of her power as well as the vastness and responsibility of her office. She is Mother of God in order that she may be able effectively to fulfil her o”
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little servants 846
1 mention“However, you may still find some Irish Bishop willing”
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little servants 847
2 mentions“letter may be.”
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little servants 849
1 mention“From it you may not be forget pleasant”
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little servants 853
1 mention“A last request is that, preferably, we wish to settle in Dublin, as may be our sisters' family resides there, it would help us so much.”
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little servants 855
1 mention“May I take this opportunity, dear Reverend Father, of recommending to your good prayers the intentions of our monarchy "Pap Cordis Jesu" which had such close and”
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little servants 856
1 mention“May God bless you for all the work you do for us.”
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little servants 857
1 mention“May I bring to Your Grace's notice the enclosed letters which speak for themselves. of the three correspondents, only one is known to me personally: viz. Don Ambroise Collette - he is Suprior of Mont-”
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little servants 859
2 mentions“May I take this opportunity, dear Reverend Father, of recommending to your good prayers the intentions of our monastery "Pax Cordis Jesu" which had such close and happy relations with dear Dom Columba”
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little servants 861
1 mention“May God bless you for all the work you do for us.”
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postulants who left
4 mentions“(The marks recorded above may be verified by reference to the Department's published Pass Lists).”
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ryantoabbot prayersforsister
1 mention“20th May 1927”
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school annals 1930 1940
17 mentions“3rd May, 1933.”
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school annals 1942 1945
18 mentions“Our first tennis VI cycled through showers of rain into Limerick to-day to play a villien in the Limerick zone of the Munster Schools Cup. Great was their surprise when they discovered that limerick h”
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story of mmm
1 mention“In May 1927 the first group of monks entered Glenstal from Maredsous in Belgium. Though few in number they started immediately their Monastic life. No work, manual or intellectual is excluded from the”
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2021 07 20 134 thanks Mass
2 mentions“may honestly say there is”
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2 am
1 mention“may bring some news.”
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A secret
1 mention“The conditions he said down - the foot is getting more painful & discharging more hat he says the change may help nature & he come hack at the end of July or August & have the foot X-raged - There wil”
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About Dom david
2 mentions“Spray I may have it.”
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Alarming reports 2021 08 06 149
3 mentions“I go confidently ahead selverously of it is His Will He will bring the work & a successful issue, if I and my deaphtus (as you so nicely put it), correspond to His praces and inspirations at each step”
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Ammending consitutions
3 mentions“English version. May I”
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Another maid
3 mentions“2021/08/31-157 May 35”
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Arrival Murphy
2 mentions“flustal. I.I. we got May”
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Arrival at Greenbank
1 mention“present. So good Bye and may”
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Augustinians to prior
1 mention“I have been thinking over your problem, and I think the best thing for you to do is to follow with your boy's next year the 1st year intervendale course. This means that you will sel an exam according”
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Back 5 pm
2 mentions“accomplish foels Will, cost what it may -”
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Ballyboden 1
3 mentions“6th May '62”
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Ballyboden 2
2 mentions“11Th May '62”
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Ballyboden 3
1 mention“13th May, '62”
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Bank australia
1 mention“At the request of Mrs. May Ellis I have”
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Beautiful book
2 mentions“May God bless Colm's renewed zeal - and the cause of it. Would it not be great, both for him, and for you both? I do not wonder at Maire's success in her work - she has the great gift that so many lac”
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Begin gratitude
2 mentions“must inflict on you & I may”
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Bethlehem antrim
1 mention“Some to us. For being our novice wants took him under his living for the weeks and had many long talks with him. We may send you a report which will be the one that wathers as based on length handles.”
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Better day
1 mention“May 1938 bring you many graces - &”
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Bewildered mind
1 mention“look very black at present, may”
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Bishop Shanahan visit
1 mention“may I know her for a”
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Brian Dillon Ballaghadererren
1 mention“I wrote to Dr Arnigo some time ago telling him of my visit to Glenstal and of my desire to join the Benedictines and yesterday I had a very cordial reply from him. He said that he thought it much bett”
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Brian Dillon North george
1 mention“The Rector applied to the Bishop for my dimissorials as soon as I got here and I received the sub-diaconate on December 4th. The Rector suggested that I should receive the diaconate in January and be ”
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Brian Dillon Rome 2
2 mentions“The Beshok rather alarmed me by adding in his letter that he thought I should do a full course in Rome which would mean returning here next year but I do not think that he will insist on that. He is c”
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Brian Dillon Rome 3(1)
1 mention“The Rector applied to the Bishop for my dimissorials as soon as I got here and I received the sub-diaconate on December 4th. The Rector suggested that I should receive the diaconate in January and be ”
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Catherine son
1 mention“time you may appoint.”
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Catherine son 2
1 mention“Perhaps you would be so kind as to send me the necessary information as to how a student may enter your novitiate, if considered suitable.”
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Ceremonial first abbot
44 mentions“I, Joseph Dowdall, Abbot-elect of the Abbey of Saints Joseph and Columba of Glenstal of the Order of St. Benedict, of the Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly, from this time forward will be faithful and ob”
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Christmas morning
1 mention“may the Infant Jesus”
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Clarence prior
1 mention“May 20th, 1945.”
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Clerys
1 mention“When may I respect You David I am anxious to discuss this week some vital points on our future noviciate so as to have time to write to Agrs. Richeri”
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Constant supervision
5 mentions“7th May 1935”
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D murphy barry
3 mentions“possible in my reply to your letter of May 7th.”
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Discussion about novies
2 mentions“she may call out at flewstal to see”
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Dom David
1 mention“It is unnessory for me to tell you the price your letter of his morning caused, I shall not mention what I feel about this matter as regards plurital you know that already but I must mention this fact”
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Dom david departure
1 mention“Could you doubt that anyone will feel more deeply than myself the departure of Fr David ? - and, whatever you may say, I think I fully realize what a loss it is for Glenstal. Even now, when the disagr”
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Ellis to glenstal
1 mention“application for admission. May I presume”
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Eyre more details
2 mentions“may have got lost. I now enclose an”
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Father on retreat
4 mentions“Cook. This may help matters”
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Francis guest
1 mention“10th May, 1943.”
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Francis guest response
1 mention“19th May, 1943.”
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Francis guest returning legacy
1 mention“May 28th, 1943.”
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From drogheda
1 mention“Perhaps in the Summer I may be able to get down and see all your progress but this year my health would not allow me and the work is very strenuous. Yes, Miss Ryder is a great soul. She is one of thos”
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Gavin duffy daughter
1 mention“P.S. You may like to have a snap of”
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Glenstal draft letter to Bishop
3 mentions“I have discussed the matter with Fr Rector and, while we are both natually most anxious to fall in with your Grace's wishes we feel that there may be a certain difficulty in observing this confidence.”
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God disposes
2 mentions“M. M. M. - May feel quite no”
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God praised
1 mention“May you be forever praised, loved,”
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God strengthen
4 mentions“May God strengthen and enlighten”
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Gratitude to nuncio
2 mentions“that may be there, on the other hand”
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Great joy
1 mention“Spray each day he may forgive us”
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Haddington road
1 mention“I am also to add the "matter must be kept discreetly quiet: and that it ought to be understood by anyone who may come accidentally to hear of this toleration that the vicious tences are completely exc”
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Healing toe
6 mentions“May 35”
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Hodges figgis
1 mention“every sum mar, (last week in May until”
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House of studies Dubline
1 mention“but we may not see it”
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Influence Rourke
1 mention“I feel I may have failed”
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Kimmage Barry 1
10 mentions“Sunday 15 May 1949”
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Letter leeson
3 mentions“May in the dining room. I worked”
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Letter typed
1 mention“I have your letter safe it is ready all but to be typed by you on Glenstab Priory paper. I may be able to return to Mr. Morrow Monday by evening train if so I bring all with me, if not I shall post th”
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Little time
2 mentions“may go very well at fluster.”
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Lizzie
6 mentions“as I feel Sizzie is unreliable & really may”
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Martin toal
6 mentions“therewith. I may say, that not a single”
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Mary Martin to Prior Miss Leydon 10 01 1935
7 mentions“Many thanks for your letter, I cannot think what happened to my first letter, which was an answer to yours dealing with questions you asked me in your previous letter. It may be that my hother forgot ”
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Mary departing
2 mentions“Here on the 9th date he has daily may have &”
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Matronissues
1 mention“2. Matron may realize how difficult it is for”
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Matrons carelessness
1 mention“But certainly you will have to make a change at Christmas & I pray you may pass through these root fur weeks. It is food also that can do it, for humanly speaking you have much to much to do.”
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McMahon solicitors
1 mention“..." I will devise and bequeath all the property I may die seized”
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McQuaid Brian callinan
2 mentions“His Grace requests me to repeat his desire that the toleration extended by the Archbishop in respect of this pupil should as far as possible remain secret: how that secrecy is to be maintained is, the”
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Mercy sisters
1 mention“born 24 May 1915”
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Met lord abbot
2 mentions“aim at. You David may do”
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Miss McKenna
2 mentions“the other hand she may”
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Miss judith
4 mentions“May 12th, 1945.”
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Missing prior
4 mentions“May I ask you phase to me Mass on the 3rd Oct. The fact of the little flower + another on Knolaeg the 4th Oct. for 1) the special intention + spiritual promote of M. M. M. + glancial.”
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Morning train
1 mention“our clear friend Henry may show some”
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MrsBreen
1 mention“I think it is for many reasons very good such prior as there should see the Ceremonies at flestal, it will get letters known in Justine & may be the means of bringing you vocations.”
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Mulholland bequest
2 mentions“..." I will devise and bequeath all the property I may die seized possessed of or entitled to unto my executors and trustees bereinafter mentioned Upon Trust to transfer thereout the sum of One Hundre”
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New zealand
1 mention“it may mean unnecessary”
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Nugent to Glenstal
1 mention“p1 May 1935.”
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OurLady Gods will
1 mention“May god Le forever passion loved”
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Patrick John hospital
1 mention“LIMERICK, Saturday, 29th May.....19.37.”
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Patrick Mahony birth cert
2 mentions“Sec. 25.—“ . . . Subject to such regulations as shall be made from time to time by the Registrar-General, with the approval of the Lord Lieutenant, every person shall be entitled at all reasonable tim”
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Record service
1 mention“As we were told that it would take a very long time before obtaining this record I did what you suggested in your letter and brought the case to our Procurator General in Rome but I have not had any a”
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Reprendre cause
1 mention“We the undersigned Dom Adrien (in religion Bede) Lebbe, Dom Maurice (in religion John) Dupieruex(sic), Dom Victor (in religion Winoc) Mertens, Dom Gerald (in religion Bernard) O'Dea, and Dom Peter (in”
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Rome approval
1 mention“& instructions. You may have”
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Saviours glenstal
3 mentions“Continuing our topic of phone interest, I have direct word, to-day, from Father Thomas McInerney, from Le Saulchoir, that his exam. will take place on Saturday next, and that.....' the exam. once over”
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Short
3 mentions“May 35”
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Strange world
1 mention“way to help them. You may see the means”
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Toal nunciature
3 mentions“I am taking the liberty of again addressing Your Excellency upon a matter, concerning which I asked Your Excellency's advice just on two years ago. You may recall that I visited you for the purpose of”
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Tout l envoi
1 mention“mirhe cippo à may of la nouveau ter, contre l'amaurige virile...”
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Trinity unlawful
1 mention“Accordingly June may not give”
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Tuberculosis
2 mentions“Also it may be helpful for him to know when going the instructions.”
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Two good nurses
2 mentions“her Mother she may law”
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Unsent letter
3 mentions“not there: they are wheeled off minus the covers. Then Fr. Prior comes along "the boys dinner or supper or breakfast as the case may be was some what cold." What is the cause he will say. Well Mrs Mar”
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Visit Fr Dvd 23 10 1934
2 mentions“of his Hagus claims. I may”
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War barry
2 mentions“You will appreciate that, considering the numbers of places in which he has served, it is impossible to gather direct evidence either from the Ordinaries of those places or from Chaplains who may have”
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assumption 1934
1 mention“May I have the permission”
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illness 1934
2 mentions“days. May foels dobre the”
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kind letter
2 mentions“I was speaking of Dr. Columbians. It was a joy for me to inscore him. Tradition has made him a wild, indiscrete & unbearable man. Well, one has only to read his life - his true life. & moreover his wr”
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relating Nuncio
1 mention“I hope he may have an opportunity”
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two vocations
1 mention“Two likely vocations may”
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101199
1 mention“In this translation the word "number" seems peculiarly inappropriate. I would prefer a literal translation without any attempt to reproduce the rimes. This translation you could give as a poem in your”
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101204
1 mention“20 may 81”
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101243
1 mention“May we count on your assistance? Please let me”
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101378
1 mention“annoyance which its members may”
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101381
3 mentions“May 21 19 48”
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101415
1 mention“May 24, 1950.”
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101516
3 mentions“I have read the copy of your "Angelic Shepherd" which you sent me a few days ago. It reveals a personality greater and more outstanding than I had even realised. May I say, Father, that I believe you ”
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102513
1 mention“somewhat good may come but one”
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102541
1 mention“Never before has our country been in such urgent need of the direct control by women of domestic affairs. Never before has it been so plainly women's duty to bring before our rulers their emphatic dem”
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102596
5 mentions“Your letter may have been read by some of the Cattle boys. It came late, but only by some hours, & the delay may of course have been accidental. I judged it Jan. 2. The p. mark was Jan. 3, but would b”
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102964
5 mentions“On second thoughts I am joining down ideas for a Vatican feature — I could get a photo of the room in Rome occupied by Pelerico Oliver Plumhelt. If you are interested will you write me everything you ”
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103051
1 mention“y June & may be salling”
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6 mentions“my drag to Boni. I got into N. York Sanday afternoon was met by some family & other friends, including a brother of Br. Polum Kille's or Chernam (formerly Br. Paul). I am slipping at this hospitale en”
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103067
1 mention“I am afraid this work to in Time for your feast day next week, but even should it be late it will be an assurance that you are not forgotten, may this feast day come to you laden with the chocoest gra”
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103086
4 mentions“dey & hour God decides to be testi. It may be that”
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103107
2 mentions““ “Whatever may be the punishment to which you may condemn me, never can you be masters of my destiny.””
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103151
2 mentions“Laxarus & may not be well because our drove ones are your. R. I. P. I said mass for”
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103167
1 mention“Incluse it may be a interest”
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103175
3 mentions“to Many Mass to see that Jr. with words he came out I had word from New York to day saying Many is to be informed above - then aletter came from Dublin this afternoon, saying P. H. A. was interested. ”
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2 mentions“I left your letter at home, so may not answer the questions in same, or it may have been Pro. B. letter that inquired for friends. I knew C. Tierney he was a member of the same club a few years ago, b”
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103455
1 mention“at St Patriok's College, May-”
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103458
3 mentions“I made my first collection in Waterford. This was from a fiddler named Tom Higgins in St. Patrick's House, Hennessy's Road. He is a fiddler and a descendant of fiddlers and musicians. He represents th”
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103490
1 mention“" 19. "What we were, what we are, and what we may be"”
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103521
1 mention“As you are aware the Club was formed a few years ago to bring together the hurlers of the various Cork Colleges in order to foster among them a spirit of Camaraderie, and to give their athletic prowes”
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103540
1 mention“Copies may be held at any time”
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106111
1 mention“THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR CORRESPONDENCE.”
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106152
1 mention“led to understand. but she is a great deal of "sluff" in this appeared interest. Perhaps you may be able to towalk her only in a new way. It is always worth trying!”
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106176
3 mentions“12th. May, 1905.”
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106188
1 mention“Hoping some good may come of it, I remain,”
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106209
1 mention“due 3rd May 1912 £ 24.00”
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106292
1 mention“We received your letter of 21st inst in due course, but which we must say we think most unsatisfactory. You gave us most unqualified assurances that you would pay the rent which became due in advance ”
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106525
4 mentions“8. The shares shall be under the control of the Directors who may allot or otherwise dispose of the same to such persons on such terms and conditions and at such times as the Directors think fit.”
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106541
1 mention“(1) The Landlord agrees to let and the Tenant agrees to take as Twenty Tenant, from the second day of February, 1914, until the tenancy is determined as hereinunder provided, all that and those, the p”
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106816
1 mention“ISSUED { NOV. { FEB. { MAY. { JUNE. }”
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2 mentions“WELL AS THE BACK, MAY NOW BE”
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107144
1 mention“A friend of his, Brother Aldrick de Wincke, a Flemish monk in the Norbertine Abbey of Tongerlo near Antwerp is seeking some information about and photographs of Patrick Pearse and the Pearse family fo”
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107310
1 mention“The purpose of the present appeal is to secure a worthy memorial to the Brothers Pearse. The Hermitage, Rathfarnham, the scene of the labours of their last years, is still in the hands of Mrs. Pearse,”
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107326
2 mentions“San Francisco, on Sunday, May 7th”
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107369
4 mentions“I might have become a "good Christian" sculptor, as you may likely judge by enclosed photo. but that, about the time I commenced my calling I had the misfortune (?) of listening to some of the most po”
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107968
3 mentions“I have read so many explanations by others why I went to Germany that a word from myself may not be inappropriate. Since the responsibility for my action is my own, I am the person best fitted to tell”
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109033
4 mentions“memory of may grand father who ride on the 7th December”
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109043
1 mention“if you stille pincores, and so may he”
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109177
2 mentions“None but the chosen Levite e'er may know.”
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109183
3 mentions“Rev. JOHN COTTER. P.P. of Doneraile for 45 years. Died May 16th, 1784, aged 84 years. Buried in Old Court.”
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109195
3 mentions“One might, of course, suggest the case of Dr. Primrose finding his Goldsmith. But Canon Sheehan's biography is made up entirely of things which, as the documents show, he himself said or wrote and did”
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109518
1 mention“the F. B. May”
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109598
1 mention“whatever it may be”
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109601
1 mention“COPIES MAY BE HAD”
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109675
1 mention“THE SPACE MAY BE USED FOR RINTED OR IT MATER.”
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109730
1 mention“I am deeply grateful for your kind letter containing promise to help with Irish matter for "Revolt" we want some Irish very badly and, despite many efforts, we had so far failed to secure any help in ”
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109737
1 mention“May God bless and Reward you abundantly.”
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109775
1 mention“can, so that I too may have it published for readers not”
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109786
1 mention“15 May 1924”
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109798
1 mention“is highly appreciated. May God bless”
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110004
1 mention“In May, 1949, he became Director of the Publicity Section, Department of Health. He was at work as usual in the Custom House on Friday.”
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110087
1 mention“When the controversy about the National character of the University arose, it was Dr. O'Hickey who most clearly defined the nature of the crisis. It was his plain and forcible statements that led the ”
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110305
1 mention“I may mention that a member of the Association has offered to contribute £1000 to our funds on the condition that a similar sum is contributed by 31 other individuals.”
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110308
1 mention“That we call upon Parliament to reduce proportionally to the compulsory reduction of rents, all public rentcharges such as Quit and Crown Rents, and Tithe Rentcharge payable to the Land Commission, to”
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110311
1 mention““That we deprecate the intimidation which of late has been organized in this County against persons willing to pay their rents or continue in their lawful employments if they act contrary to the order”
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110314
1 mention“In forwarding you a copy of the proceedings of our General Meeting, held in Dundalk, on the 20th October, I would ask that if you agree to the terms of Resolution No. 3, and have not already paid dire”
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110327
1 mention“A copy of a communication recently forwarded by the Committee to the Right Hon. the Chief Secretary for Ireland, suggesting several amendments in the existing law for the purpose of more effectively d”
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110330
1 mention“with generous impartiality, making no difference as to creed or party, but going as promptly to the rescue of the Roman Catholic landlord or farmer as to that of the most earnest Protestant. It has of”
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110357
1 mention“Any particulars which you may have already supplied to the Loyal and Patriotic Union on these matters are available to this Committee and need not be again gusted.”
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110360
1 mention“With regard to the Report on Compensation, it is considered essential that an estimate should be made of the loss already sustained, so that, if called upon hereafter to submit to further exactions, w”
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110366
2 mentions“14th May. 1891”
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110375
1 mention“Almost every trade or calling in the United Kingdom has an association for its protection, supported by subscriptions and doing exactly the work which the Landlords' Convention has done during the pas”
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110381
2 mentions“Delegates are requested to inform the Honorary Secretary of their county at an early date whether they will be able to attend the Convention on either or both of the dates named, so as to enable him t”
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110384
4 mentions“It is requested that one of these voting papers may be filled beforehand (in ink, not pencil), and signed by the Delegate, and handed to me at the Meeting on 26th January, before four o'clock.”
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110393
5 mentions“The Executive Committee proposes, previous to the introduction of the Purchase Bill, to send forward to the Ministers and Leaders of the Liberal Unionists a Deputation, urging the claims of the Irish ”
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110406
2 mentions“In Scotland thirty-two meetings were held during the months of April and May. These meetings were held in Parliamentary or Royal Burghs, and were of the most public character, presided over by the Pro”
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110415
2 mentions“"It means that a peaceable subject of the Queen is denied food and drink; that he is ruined in his business; that his cattle are unsealable at fair; that the smith will not shoe his horse nor the carp”
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110421
5 mentions“(12) The Executive Committee shall be the administrative body of the South Louth Divisional Association of the Irish Unionist Alliance, and shall meet at least once a quarter, and at such other times ”
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110424
1 mention“The view of the Committee is that every parish ought to be organised, and in your reply I should be glad if you would bear this detail of the proposed organization in mind. Where Branches or District ”
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110446
2 mentions“If you are not already pledged to support any other candidate at this Election May I ask you as a favor to myself to find your vote and interest to Mr. Miller, a copy of whose address I enclose,”
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110453
6 mentions“I shall, if elected, resist to the utmost of my ability all attempts that may be made to overthrow or injure the Established Church in England.”
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110456
1 mention“You will please attend most carefully to the instructions in margin of the Proxy Paper, as any error may invalidate the Vote.”
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110862
8 mentions“NEWSPAPER REPORT (April 1945) said 'Mary Anne Cadden (40) of Upper Blank Street "Dublin, described as a Nurse, who had been found guilty of using an instrument etc...to procure the miscarriage of a yo”
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111185
12 mentions“We may not be able to call on you”
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52 mentions“The manner in which James Connolly was foully done to death by the British Government after the Dublin Rebellion in May, 1916, was told in a very moving speech by his daughter, Miss Norah Connolly, at”
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112137
32 mentions“There may of course be no connection between this incident and the frightful tragedy in the Park, but the coincidence is worth mentioning, and possibly in the cases of arrests the fact of so many havi”
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112725
29 mentions“IRISH REBELLION MAY 1916”
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113739
8 mentions“danger that you may blunder more extravagantly than”
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34 mentions“in a small piece of wax, the infinitely touching head of Terence MacSwiney, as noble in its pathos as Burton's drawing of Clarence Mangan. A few months later he was back again in London, this time on ”
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2 mentions“Some persons who know that I have contributed to all the publications may accuse me of prejudice in their favour. On the other hand, they have published my photograph and I have forgiven them. Not onl”
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16 mentions“The deep-set hazel eyes frown easily. It may at first seem, when he thinks aloud, as if he has difficulty in marshalling his thoughts. Yet, neither the severely sustained frown with which he will focu”
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114802
25 mentions“Office have cut the telegraph and trunk telephone wires. Harcourt street Station and Westland row Station were seized; the South Dublin Union was seized. In the very centre of the city a party of the ”
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115235
4 mentions“"The Ireland that we desire and want may not be welcome in the world today," he said, "but 'I tell you that it is tremendously needed. It is the Ireland built on the principles of Christianity and on ”
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115361
10 mentions““THE CAPUCHIN ANNUAL is more than a national magazine: it is a national movement.” This is a sentence from a joint-letter received from a number of enthusiastic supporters of the Annual. In the letter”
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115675
6 mentions“What has all this to do with the "Capuchin Annual?" you may ask. I can answer: plenty. See the wonderful "Virgin And Child" by some great master. How many damned souls (in either the Platonic or Chris”
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115965
8 mentions“It is impossible to mention all the articles that the "Annual's" three hundred pages contain. Alfred Dennis recalls a memory of Patrick Pearse. D. L. Kelleher, arch-regionalist, writes a regional love”
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116199
16 mentions“Another very pleasing feature of the Annual is the reproduction of 1916 documents which are now historic. Among these we note Patrick Pearse's farewell letter to his mother; also Eamonn Ceannt's last ”
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116438
7 mentions“That mission is to maintain and restore human liberty. He has read Irish novels, articles, histories; he has listened to broadcasts, "... and in not one of them may be found either a clear statement o”
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116780
11 mentions“& we may feel.”
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26 mentions“may — like the Annound call”
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118088
11 mentions“Father Senan, O.M. Cap., is the editor of a new quarterly called Bonaventura, published at the Father Mathew Record Office, Dublin. The range of articles, in English and Erse, is very wide ; Brittany,”
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118336
9 mentions“and gratitude. May your”
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49 mentions“amongst we have limits to their endurance: and a time may come when Belfast must be shown with all its injustices to the world — there is as much basical here as wanded from the hands of a dozen heads”
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119633
2 mentions“on the society selling side. But if I may, I”
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119860
3 mentions“By special Papal permission, Pius X's beatification took place only 37 years after his death. Normally no one may be proclaimed blessed until he has been dead for at least 50 years. Thus Blessed Pius ”
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1 mention“When I am gone, I hope it may be said:”
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7 mentions“Doreen Smith was born at Clifton, Bristol, in April, 1901. Educated at Clifton High School. After being trained in an Anglican missionary College, she was received into the Catholic Church in 1927 by ”
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5 mentions“THESE in frallest outline were among the victories of the Gaelic League. It is difficult, one might glibly murter, to connect so gently a spirit as that of the Craobhin's with such commando-raids, on ”
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4 mentions“If you don't say a thing in an Irish way you may just as well not say it all, since nobody will trouble themselves about anything that does not trouble them. Find the right thing to say. and then say ”
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18 mentions“In reply to your letter Re Monteith fund - two years ago before he came home I tried to get something done for him. I was funch Co-operation and asked Mrs. M. W. O'Reilly, Manager, New Israeland Insur”
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122016
26 mentions“In Dublin the deaths from influenza for the last and two previous weeks were, respectively, 141, 204, and 250. In the provinces many sad fatalities are occurring. At Newtown Bohertrime, Tipperary, Mrs”
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9 mentions“Whatever the cause may be of this un-Christlike neglect, the fact is that outside the Sisters of Notre Dame de Sion, a religious order located in the Kansas City Diocese, that owes its existence to th”
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28 mentions“12. May its odour be found already in the halls of U.C.D. ?”
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12 mentions“Eamon de Valera May”
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28 mentions“I have just received the Capuchin Annual for 1946-47 and it certainly lives up to its past reputation. We have nothing like it in the United States. I will either write a short review or perhaps even ”
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9 mentions“Eighteen years have passed since Mgr. Robinson came to us—came to a land still torn and bitter after civil war and many tribulations; came, it may be said, to a watchful and anxious country. The popul”
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124393
18 mentions“Other Irish musical authorities were no less generous in their joyout praise of the great master. Dr. Larchet declared that the hall-mark of perfection was on everything he sang, and the epitome of th”
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125031
10 mentions“Confidence has developed in the Bureau, which sets the strict seal of confidence over all information received. The informant may publish his story if he will. But the Bureau will not.”
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127308
1 mention“Convent of the Irish Capuchins, Charleville. Foundation of Church laid May 6th 1615. Convent taken possession of the Irish Friars Oct. 3rd 1620.”
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9 mentions“"I hope that Dr. Browne may benefit by the experience he has gained, and that, at some time in the future, he may again be in a position to render service to the country."”
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128671
5 mentions“May be borne by comrades dear.”
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129187
1 mention“May 1907”
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129429
1 mention“Of which he may dispose as owner;”
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129491
2 mentions“MAY-DAY”
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129626
1 mention“and God bless your work. May He strengthen you every day in the resolution you have taken that you will drive out of your hearts the desire for strong drink that was the disgrace of your fathers and t”
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130005
1 mention“Though the wise folk may deride me,”
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130973
1 mention“I hope the book may”
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130992
1 mention“I hope some of the originals may”
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131197
1 mention“whom report you may it at”
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131244
1 mention“ROYAL ALBERT HALL, THURSDAY MAY 13th., at 8.30 p.m.”
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3 mentions“There are but two persons in the world to whom I may, without an imputation of vanishest of my falents. These persons are long and my Bookseller at Davis. You have known the breeds degree of my fuccef”
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131273
1 mention“I wish, I read Madam, I may be honored with”
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2 mentions“May 15th”
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131343
2 mentions“It spoke vaguely of your personal & private amougments, and this is seemed to invite an opinion from me, left at later meantime whether you belly wished me, to say anything on the subject. I, any case”
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131360
3 mentions“love simple and, I may add, feeling music - for that is all mine care for”
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131419
5 mentions“Lavington. May 29. 1847.”
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3 mentions“14 May 1902”
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131585
1 mention“Am enclosing the autographs of 1947 Triple brown Team. you may have a little space in your book for them”
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131642
1 mention“If the traveller visits the district he wonders how men ever came to settle there, what necessity drove them to make their homes in a region where the rocky ribs of earth break everywhere through its ”
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132108
5 mentions“BURCHELL, JOSIAH (Secretary to the Admiralty and M.P.for Sandwich). A.L.S. to an unnamed correspondent. lp.4to. Admiralty Office: May 19,1704. Giving instructions for H.M.Ship Rye to convey H.M.Denbig”
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132124
1 mention“a few hundred yards to from the a copy offered for £21. I do not know what has been heard. I surprised some more on the best of the design - of some mysterious lody of men called parkets "dealers", bu”
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132473
2 mentions“DUBLIN CASTLE, MAY 25, 1798, Half past 3 P. M.”
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1 mention“May Matthew Galbot”
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132664
2 mentions“Matt Talbot lived and worked in surroundings that seemed uncongenial to holiness. He was always poor, and at no period of his life was he free from the hard grinding labour that brought him his small ”
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132688
2 mentions“When he turned aside from drink in the age of 28, he had never went back to it, at spite of many inducements and temptations. When he resolved to adopt a certain mode of life, he pursued it unfinching”
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134497
11 mentions“21st May, 1918.”
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134658
9 mentions“The present entrance to this church is at the rear from Church-street. This part of Dublin is now inhabited only by the poorer classes and so the church has nearly passed into oblivion. Over the doors”
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134920
10 mentions“Memorials of St. Samson still exist in Ireland. In the former parish of Ballygriffin, a church had been placed under the patronage of this Cambrian saint. The church may have been on the site of one s”
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8 mentions“This is the first year's publication of an annual that, I venture to think, aspires to higher and more ambitious aims than anything yet produced in its own sphere in Ireland. Under the able editorship”
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4 mentions“On May 29th, 1910,”
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20 mentions“Jesus, Mary, Joseph, may I breathe forth my soul in peace with you.”
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2 mentions“Padraig O Caoimh. To those who do not know him Mr. O Caoimh probably takes a mischievous pleasure in describing himself mildly as a retired civil servant. Born in 1881 he did, in fact, enter the Briti”
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8 mentions“September, 1949—May, 1951”
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1 mention“VOL. 25, NO. 119. DUBLIN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916.”
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182942
2 mentions“"Friends of Ireland, my father promised to speak to you today, but he cannot for servants of the foreigner arrested him in Clare, and imprisoned him. I know not what they will do with him. They may gi”
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182974
1 mention“But silent, I am ard the drum and the flag. And furthest lie our banner and flag. May God and us soon, with our former still rife, Another Johnston of Ballykillbeg.”
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182994
3 mentions“The various conduct of men and women when their deepest emotions come into conflict with convention and law, forms a theme of irresistible fascination—and real stories are much more interesting than m”
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183019
4 mentions“FREY. May 31, 1916. At the station, a free man who had been in the street for several days was found in a bathroom with a collar of a strange man. He was a little young man who had been in the street ”
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1 mention“MAY.”
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183079
1 mention“Some of these Transval women had been trekking about for a year, and, as may be expected, presented a very warn apparatus to the Boers of going through in and making marks that they would not added wh”
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183087
1 mention“Larkin instinctions foul and loathsome as the human reptiles from whom they emanate are being freely circulated by our enemies, and being possible trick and devilry are being resorted to that Larkin m”
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183097
2 mentions“It is the duty of a free citizen to live so that his country may be the better of his existence.”
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183105
2 mentions“In recognition of the Germans having removed the Brussels statue of the Anarchist Ferrar about 10,000 persons belonging to the Conservative and Traditionalist forces, including several members of Parl”
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183127
3 mentions“EXECUTED MAY 12th, 1916.”
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183145
2 mentions“MAY STILL Dealing. A BUDGET STROKE”
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183163
1 mention“Therefore, it is least to conceive how the Rising of 1916 may enforce a similar faite. Without the knowledge of the larger plan in the 1916 Rising, was the seizure of Dublin Castle, and that the attem”
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183169
4 mentions“SATURDAY, MAY 10.”
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183181
1 mention“THE SPIRIT OF THE NATION may be had at a short time from Mr. Claver, No. 1, Shoe-Jane, Fleet-street.”
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183331
3 mentions“For you may obtain a Fortune! The last Oxy Trioul. The Melody is of appropriate Charity. JEFFERY'S. The Melody is of appropriate Charity, and exquitely touching; and, to enhance the value of the Publi”
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183406
2 mentions“Dublin, these weeks, is like a house full of guests, and every Dublin citizen has a part to play as a host and entertainer. For our portion of such having labour, we don't think we can do better for t”
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1 mention“His Grace may, perhaps, well enough understand.”
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4 mentions“At country fairs one may still hear the ballad-singers chant the legend of the "Curse on the Beresford Breed." In the beginning occurs the prophecy, "You'll hunt with death through all the years," and”
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183936
5 mentions“SIR,—In disposing of Mr. Johnston's arguments, you lay stress on the fact that this war is Ireland's war as much as it is England's war, and that Ireland's honour is at stake. Now, sir, I cannot see w”
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184665
5 mentions“Newcastle West, May 11th, 1912.”
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185415
3 mentions“ONE may write, I hope, of the new literary movement in Ireland without exactly defining its limits, or enumerating all its purposes; or too nicely assigning a place, inside or out, to every talented w”
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195282
2 mentions“The Aunascaul Academy has long been demolished and the good teachers, who moulded with such credit the character and destiny of their pupils, have also passed to their electral reward. May the earth r”
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195326
7 mentions“Then there is his "Night in a Little Town," in which though ideas and emotions are the most important has yet enough of commonplace design to attract a philistine. A man in a bowler hat is standing in”
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195357
3 mentions“Kilmer, to whom these—his own—lines, from "The Rouge Bouquet," may be applied,”
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195392
5 mentions“MAY 24, 1951”
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195458
3 mentions“To me, watching this development with high interest and, may I say, delight, this is as plain as the pre-election moves now being made at Can-”
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195480
2 mentions“"There may be a case against the Censorship Act of 1946, but it is not the case being made by the pseudo-progressives here. Their all-out destructive criticism is, in effect, a case for no legal restr”
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5 mentions“Father Russell points out that the photograph was taken on the occasion of a presentation made to Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, in London on May 11, 1921, on behalf of the Hierarchy and the priests”
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12 mentions“THE IRISH TIMES, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1956”
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6 mentions“The book is a history of the relations between the two great nations of north America. Mr. Bruce Huchinson has written a picturesque and at times an exciting book though not one which may commend itse”
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199531
1 mention“No further applications for reserved stand tickets can be dealt with at Croute Park, it was announced yesterday. This year the County Committee called for increase allocat. It is announced therefore t”
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201589
1 mention“Voices sweeping the strings of her heart, children's voices, eager boys' voices. Low beautiful voices of their manhood, shot with the fire of their idealistic visions. Blossom - frosted branches of th”
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207625
1 mention“because it is good for them to be." They were made, not for man's use alone, nor wholly to suffer his dominion; but also so that the infinite variety of created things might reflect God's infinite pow”
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207707
2 mentions“America is, and ROYAL J. DAVIS, of the New York Evening Post, in his work "AMERICA'S VIEW OF THE SEQUEL," gives an excellent summary of the best opinion in the United States as to how peace may be mai”
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207755
2 mentions“LET there be no misunderstanding. The right of the Irish people to independence, to govern the whole of this island of Ireland, does not derive from the Treaty of 1921. Assertion of our rights is one ”
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207801
4 mentions“O God, Who through the labours of Blessed Oliver Plunket, Thy Martyr and Bishop, didst preserve the Irish people in the Catholic Faith, grant through his intercession abundant favours and graces, so t”
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207860
2 mentions“may be admitted to the”
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211237
1 mention“Some of these days Ireland may need another Bianconi. If our transport system, based as it is on petrol and coal, should break down for the vant of these fuels, leaving our towns and villages in semi-”
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211306
3 mentions“For us the Messias has come and given us the One Way. For the Jewish Nation the Messias has yet to come and be ushered in during the Messianic Age which they are creating, step by step in the realm of”
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211330
1 mention“It is possible that this pamphlet may fall into the hands of some to whom Gaelic League doctrines are unfamiliar, though these doctrines have been propagated so widely and vigorously for a considerabl”
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211361
1 mention“THE philosophy of such an association as the Gaelic League means no more than the body of thought by which it lives, the reasons it goes upon. One who is anything but a philosopher may attempt at leas”
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211390
1 mention“To save the national language and thus to preserve and perpetuate our distinctive nationality is the aim and mission of the Gaelic League. We wish to revive our national language in order that we may ”
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219331
1 mention““In Paris our statesmen have dealt with racial problems, like that of Ireland, and in every way as difficult as the Irish problem. They may not shrink from applying to Ireland the same medicine that t”
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219338
1 mention“Above is a reproduction of a very recent dry-point etching of the late Mr. Timothy Michael Healy, K.C., from the hands of M. Charles Dupechez, 44 Hillside Grove, London, N.W.7, a well-known French art”
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220881
1 mention“to proceed to Reservation - I expressed my designation such a project to him and you total disappointment. At our you may require very definite instructions from me in reference to this matter and for”
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220884
1 mention“We are both very well & despite the severe weather have suppered no inconvenience this far our only fear is that we may be snowed up for a few days on the way tried, but we hope not.”
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220895
1 mention“positions and I have none not a more charming character than Protheonis Christic, Mr. Secretary Dr. Shompson is fire to be kept and a painful will be in Inclain in May a beginning line. He said to wou”
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220950
1 mention“Mons. Ryan told me yesterday that he may not be able to give us Millbrac which has a little wooden shack of a Church, for he said if he did he would not be justified in cutting so deeply into Burlingh”
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220963
1 mention“We are very busy preparing for our annual Fair which will take place on May 6th & 8th. If we do as well as I expect, we shall be able to reduce our debt to $5,90000. The new incumbent here will have a”
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221025
1 mention“catholics there might be about the place which I should would be opened preaching massine & so father in the funds. He estimates that there are about 50 females in the particular spot but by the fall ”
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221033
1 mention“hop that the charge I am & excesses may emprove”
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221095
1 mention“time to time. You may”
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221102
1 mention“May 26th 1928.”
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221197
1 mention“may decide on sending out, I would suffer”
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221215
4 mentions“As regards Fr. Raymond I send you a letter written to me since I wrote to you and considering it and the fact that he arrived in Roseburg on Friday 13th Imst. and is looking well, I presume he will gi”
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221226
1 mention“Announced to Walter 18th May 1923 Los Ala.”
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221262
2 mentions“I forward you some plans of what I consider our Foundation here in Watts may be in the course of 5 or 6 years. The School is an immediate necessity and I hope to run this up as soon as possible. I hav”
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221269
1 mention“I have just received your very kind letter enclosing the Decree of the S. C. of the Council which finally settles our parish of Watts. I am thankful for your kind payment of the tax. Since my last let”
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221323
1 mention“Of course that does not in any way interfere with your discretionary power to change as circumstances may require.”
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221346
2 mentions“Fr Clement takes his change well, although he feels that I had a hand in it. However, I let him have his idea, on the matter. Fr Albert is looking very poorly, yet he says he feels well. After a few w”
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221366
2 mentions“I wrote Fr. Bernard to encourage him in his project for School at Roseburg. It is of great importance for the coming year. I have yet to wait for news of Fr. Luke's project and Fr. Casimir's House at ”
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221381
1 mention“takes place. It may give him some temporary relief please God. I will go”
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221401
2 mentions“is convinced that his case may be serious, yet of course he has the hope of”
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221409
1 mention“I received your two letters alright, the first about a week ago and the second today when I got back from Bend. I went over the whole ground with Luke, and told him to get an Architect and have him dr”
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221420
2 mentions“I have just received a phone message from the Hospital, saying that Fr Albert is failing fast and takes very little food now. The Sister says he may drop off rather suddenly, and I am prepared to hear”
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221489
2 mentions“Your kind letter re the Mendocino House arrived a few days ago. Frs. Adrian and Casimer and I held our meeting yesterday, and we arranged matters as you suggested, viz, Fr. Casimer to go to Mendocino,”
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221513
2 mentions“I received your letter of Nov. 5th on Friday last, enclosing one from Monsignor Cantwell. My sole object in asking you about putting the Fathers at Willits and Hopland in Ukiah was that I thought that”
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221523
1 mention“MAY 31ST. 1928.”
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221539
1 mention“I enclose herewith an official reply from Most Mev. Fr. General and his Definitory with regard to the obligation incumbent on the Friars of wearing the beard. It is for you and the Superiors of our Am”
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221546
1 mention“May 6, 1931”
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221552
6 mentions“During my recent visit to Mendocino County I was very much impressed with the zealous and self-sacrificing work done by the Capuchin Fathers. I would like, however, to make a few suggestions which you”
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221608
1 mention“In visiting the Houses on the way, I found no change in regard to the wearing of the beard, although your communication has been conveyed to them all. I would make this suggestion, that none of the fi”
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221617
1 mention“Next week the Doctor will take some more in Ray Pictures. He is not suffering much peer except when he is moved about. But you know it is sufferent peer to be in the one position all the time. In the ”
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221625
2 mentions“I have already written to Fr. Anthony to write to you direct. I hope he has done so. We have had a lot of Missionary work this Lent. All five were on the job, all the time, and again in May, we shall ”
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221672
3 mentions“I now find that there is some difficulty about the matter owing to the fact that the Capuchin Fathers of the German Province, or should I say the Pittsburgh Province, seem to have some understanding w”
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221678
1 mention“I am writing this to you in an unofficial capacity knowing that it will not go beyond yourself, in order that you may find it easier to submit to the inevitable.”
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221691
1 mention“And now May I ask you to give me a memento in your daily thacks - We have always understood each other from the day when you were a student and if our spheres of labour drive us apart in hot of, we ou”
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221698
5 mentions“Dear Fr. Brendan, I took the matter of securing a place in the Diocese for the Irish Capuchins up with the Bishop and he approved of the application in principle. I mean by that that the Bishop is wil”
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221724
2 mentions“"At long last", I believe the King of England said after his abdication, we have the necessary documents to carry out the agreement into which the good Capuchin Fathers entered with us last Summer wit”
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221775
3 mentions“We direct your attention to paragraph 4 of the Decree in the Analecta of May 1937, which prescribes that a Director of Studies be appointed by the Definition, on the recommendation of the Custos and h”
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221786
1 mention“I may not like again before Farlite, so very believing for the I hope you are very well.”
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221796
1 mention“so that it may reach you as soon as possible.”
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221803
2 mentions“2. May 14th Announcement of Jutiles of Father John & Benedict.”
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221811
1 mention“As I already told you I forwarded the documents y about Burlingame, etc., to Rome. I received from the Curia the following acknowledgment, which was sent on May 14th :”
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221832
1 mention“I feel therefore that unless I may be sent from Island, a dispensation should be sought because of two conditions for the appointment of Jr. Cypress to both offices.”
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221849
2 mentions“c. Regarding the school: In obedience to the wishes of the Father General, expressed in his reply to the report of the Visitation for 1938, I did what I could by establishing a Seraphic fund. This fun”
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221879
1 mention“I gave Bishop O'Brien back his check, and he said, he would keep it for me until April 1st. In the meantime I am trying to get help, chiefly donations. It may be for the best that we do not rush. Beca”
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221912
2 mentions“Regarding the Rescripts of the houses in the custody we have the following: 1910, June--Hermiston & Bend; 1913, May--Roseburg; 1923, Feb.--Watts; 1924, July--Ukiah; 1924, Sept.--S. Inez; 1927, April,-”
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221928
2 mentions“It would be impossible for us to give this undertaking, in view of a previous experience when the Government forbade us to undertake a financial liability in similar circumstances during my previous t”
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222032
3 mentions“There is another little matter I would call your attention to. You remember we made a request that the Superiors of our Houses in America where there are three priests including the Superior, would be”
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222065
1 mention“I have arranged with Fr. Cuthbert their Provincial, that they are not to take on any Missions in your district, in Pennsylvania or wherever you have reason to reserve for your own labours in the East,”
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222081
1 mention“Very grateful thanks for your kind letters, and for your interest in, and provision for our students, etc. We shall pay the 200 Lire for Brother James monthly, and whatever other expenses are incurred”
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222090
2 mentions“With regard to the Fathers of the English Province, we were quite alive to the inconveniences that may arise from their technical location to Abbotstown, but we took it as the lesser of two evils. How”
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222151
1 mention“I enclose cheque for five pounds, to meet any expenses that may be incurred on behalf of our Province.”
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222167
2 mentions“May it please your Eminence,”
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222177
2 mentions“He may be anxious to get the Sisters there free for elsewhere. Would”
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222183
1 mention“I trust you may be able to see the Archbishop in Rome, and find out his intentions with regard to us in his Archdiocese, etc.”
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222242
1 mention“You may say that these are in the territory of the American Capuchins. But you know the extent of that territory. One State in America is larger than France or Italy. Yet in these latter countries the”
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222250
1 mention“I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO MENTION TO SUPERIORS THAT THEY ARE NOT TO TAKE ON SUPPLY WORK THAT WOULD NECESSITATE ANY RELIGIOUS REMAINING AWAY FROM HIS COMMUNITY FOR ANY GREAT LENGTH OF TIME. SHOULD THIS BE N”
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222272
1 mention“May 5th 1937.”
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222283
1 mention“The weather continues plovidus, and we are looking forward to a rest and charge in July. The Archbishop and Mons. Cantwell are as eager for our health as you could be and when I told them that I would”
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222301
1 mention“I have much pleasure in enclosing your cheque value £116. equal to $500. We have part finished Mission at St. Monice's which was very successful, thanks God. It was the first Mission I have held there”
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222317
2 mentions“May 19th 1926”
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222324
1 mention“May”
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222331
2 mentions“Boston, May 28th, 1926.”
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222364
1 mention“in the Mandeleum at Los Angeles. May God be faced to her. We”
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222372
1 mention“May his Excellency, therefore, have the pleasure of hearing, that you will be able to preach this Retreat?”
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222389
1 mention“May I assure you again of my entire satisfaction concerning the retreats. I am still getting the whole & thank God, they are all the sand. All sum manious in the opinion that it was the last retreat i”
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222411
1 mention“May God in His goodness banish all illness”
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222423
2 mentions“Before returning home after my Visitation of the American Houses of our Irish Province, I think it but fitting to address a letter to you all, a letter of encouragement which my help you in your work ”
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222537
1 mention“now. May lod bless you.”
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222562
1 mention“I received your kind letter last night & I was very glad to learn that the Defension is sending out a present to help to Casemi & myself. If possible I shall have an interview with the Bishop, this we”
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222580
2 mentions“mess greetings for which may thank”
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222596
1 mention“received sens. I shall enclose another copy this time in care you did not receive the first you may receive the one. Some of my information will have the longly cogetive as there are no records here o”
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222735
1 mention“If it be possible, I do pray you in the name of the interests of Our Lord, to consider favorably my petition. Two Fathers would be sufficient for sometime. Hoping and praying that I may hear favorably”
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222822
1 mention“Sunny, which may come soon.”
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222848
2 mentions“19th., May, 1960”
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222870
2 mentions“Our life-work, as you know, is not directly the case of Parishes. It is two-fold: monastic and preaching. This ideal obtains concrete expression in the building of Friaries wherein the Franciscan life”
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222879
1 mention“I want to apologise for my Cable asking your approval for the purchase of property for a Seraphic School. It seemed to be the only way, The matter came up somewhat suddenly. We had to make up our mind”
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222887
1 mention“Parish. I feel that it would help us financially. May I”
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222894
1 mention“You may take this letter as my written consent, given after due consultation with the Diocesen Consultors and after satisfying myself as to the need of this house and as to the manner in which the pre”
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222938
1 mention“by rept of next year. We are talking about St. Francis and the primary purpose of the school and we may have some vocations from the fraught I expect our first boy for the periophic school from New Yo”
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222982
3 mentions“Regarding Flintridge, he noted the heavy schedule of the teachers. Some have 25 periods weekly. They go to school on Saturday, and do supply work on Sunday. He hopes that we may procure vocations amon”
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223004
1 mention“In my letter to you dated May 28th, I gave McKenzie Bridge as our second choice for a novitiate. In my letter to the General I gave reasons for and against building there. In favor: It belongs to the ”
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223049
1 mention“Thank you for your letter of May 18, 1954.”
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223067
1 mention“I am deeply grateful for your letter with enclosures received today. I do not think the matter could be stated more clearly. However, as we say here, I am now "keeping my fingers crossed". I fear that”
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223075
1 mention“transaction, so that we may”
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223082
1 mention“Perhaps these suggestions may be helpful to His Eminence and his Council in deciding what to do in this matter. The decision, whatever it be, will be acceptable to us. I have felt for many years that ”
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223088
2 mentions“I enclose copies of most recent correspondence regarding Flintridge. As Bishop Manning's letter of April 1st indicates we will be allowed to put up the 8 classroom building now. So, may I ask that you”
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223143
2 mentions“I fol Dr. Thomas' application for a foundation in Roseburgh written 28th March 1913 and further I have an arthentic record of the Rescript granted for the Canonical foundation in Roseburgh with the pa”
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223196
1 mention“Altar Wine and Breads..... $ 14.20 Water and Light..... 17.00 Telephone..... 13.45 School Fixtures..... 12.50 Taxes (1912)..... 164.00 Insurance Premium (church)..... 23.00 Interest to Douglas Bank...”
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223204
1 mention“" - May 30th”
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223227
1 mention“The Franciscan Capuchin Fathers return thanks to all the Members of the Congregation for their loyal support and encouragement during the past year, and sincerely wish all a very happy, and prosperous”
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223235
3 mentions“May $300”
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223261
2 mentions“May”
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223269
3 mentions“May.”
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223277
1 mention“Total received ..... 272. (August 27th. 1924-May 15th. 1925.).”
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223293
1 mention“May 8th - 12th”
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225991
2 mentions“May”
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226280
1 mention“May 15th 1925.”
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226771
1 mention“Most gratifying have been the activities of our parish societies and most edifying and numerous have been the Easter and Christmas Communions. In thanksgiving to God for all His blessings during 1930,”
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226778
1 mention“May 30th, 37.”
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226872
1 mention“The Rev. James M. Byrnes, P. R., who has been very sick for the last few months, is now entirely recovered. He will celebrate on Sunday, Dec. 20, the forty-sixth anniversary of his ordination. In the ”
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226881
4 mentions“Climate and Products The climate of Lompoc is very even hot and cold spells the continental temperatures of January. The mean temperatures of January and July only differ by 12 degrees. The climate is”
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227392
1 mention“Traditional services of Our Lady of Good Counsel parish are attended by Catholics and non-Catholics alike. At the Christmas midnight Mass, little tots of the parish bear the Bambino to the Crib, and t”
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227416
1 mention“we were introduced to these splendid missionaries. It is the ardent wish of the many friends of the Capuchins soon to renew the acquaintance thus auspiciously begun, and similar good work may be perfo”
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228399
1 mention“The Congress Committee have arranged to have the dates for all school examinations advanced so that all primary and secondary schools may be available for use as hostels. A survey has been made of all”
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229724
3 mentions“Rev. Father Luke Shechan, of Bend, Oregon, has, no doubt, presented our cause to you previous to this time. While our Mother House is some two thousand miles distant from his Mission, I am making a gr”
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229733
3 mentions“ALTADENA, May 25.—Mary Reid, harpist, was present in the junior certificate in the Holy Name School of Altadena, Sunday afternoon, Miss Reid was assisted by Marion Weak-”
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229851
1 mention“MAY 1/25”
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231944
15 mentions“"It may be of interest to note that the Capuchin Order is an autonomous branch of the Irish Franciscan Order and dates back to the year 1525, when various reforms brought about divisions in the Franci”
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232103
8 mentions“Father Sebastian Brennan co-founder, of the Capuchin branch of the Franciscan Order in the State of California and member of the Capuchin Monastery of St. Inez, Solvang, California died Friday evening”
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232159
1 mention“The following is a copy of the Official document drawn between the two ministers (Pole, I think they are) and the Beships here. I have made this copy that you may in Inclusion understand before hand t”
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232194
1 mention“30th. - May 18. Harrisburg”
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232270
1 mention“+ Tuesday, May Ninth +”
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232276
8 mentions“Books of Instruction and Devotion, Beads, Crucifixes, Scapulars, etc., may be procured during the Mission.”
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232311
1 mention“May the Infant Jesus keep sickness and sorrow from your door during the coming year.”
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232339
2 mentions“It was later known as the College Ranch, which had 35,499 acres of land. Micheltorena also promised $500 cash every year from his own pocket. The Governor was driven out by the Pio Pico gang. Pico the”
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232347
1 mention“And whate'er the years may bring,”
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232359
1 mention“When a territory of a large Capuchin Province develops and grows it may look forward to the day when it will become a separate Province. To assist and foster this growth such a territory is called a C”
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232373
2 mentions“Our special thanks for financing the printing job on this first issue are due to Fr. Bertram and the Community of Our Lady of Angels. We do hope to capture your whole hearted interest and support in t”
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232379
1 mention“May Father Cassian O'Shea continue to work and to smile, to pray, and to edify the friars of the Vice-Province and to edify the to come.”
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232427
1 mention“"This community," writes Cardinal Manning, "has served the Church in this Archdiocese for over half a century. For forty years of that time I have been a personal witness to its mission. When requeste”
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232461
1 mention“This past November the friars and the parish of Our Lady of Angels celebrated 75 years of presence and ministry. In his letter to the parishioners Bro. Gerald Barron, pastor, reminded the people of th”
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232467
3 mentions“Threefold purpose My purpose in starting this newsletter is threefold: one, to accede to the requests made by many of the Brethren at the Visitation; two, to the we may all take a lively interest in e”
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232478
1 mention“I beg to assure you, most Reverend Father, that your letter will be an inspiration to re-double our efforts to make our American Custody thoroughly Capuchin in its way of life. I am grateful for your ”
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232494
3 mentions“The Parochial school, as a Parochial school, is closed. Whether it opens or not next year depends upon you. It shall open and be in charge of some well known and recognized teaching Sisterhood in this”
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232521
1 mention“3. Catholics believe that Jesus Christ, by His suffering and death, redeemed men and obtained for them grace, or supernatural health, whereby tacy may be saved; that the chief channels of grace are th”
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232538
2 mentions“BEND, OREGON, May 28th 1910”
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232544
2 mentions“BEND, OREGON, May 28th 1911”
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232550
1 mention“I am not, gentlemen, narrating these things to parade my hardships and poverty before you, but to show the great odds against which I have to contend in this country. It is a work beyond my ability to”
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232656
1 mention“I am very pleased to be able to give the Capuchin Fathers the new parish of Our Lady of the Angels, at Easton. With the steady growth which we may expect in the Peninsula the new parish will be worthy”
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232663
1 mention“In May 1927 letters were received from Rome 2 from the Congregation of Religious and a third from the Sacred Congregation of the Church privileges (a) a Canonical Foundation in Burlingame (Eastern) Sa”
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232691
1 mention“His Grace the Archbishop administered the sacrament of Confirmation in the church of Our Lady of Angels, Cortez avenue, Burlingame, on last Sunday. It was the first confirmation in the new parish and ”
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232736
2 mentions“May "50.60”
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232809
2 mentions“"In the rich pastures of Ireland many hungry parricides have fed, and grown strong to labour in its destruction. We hope the patient abiding of the meek may not always be forgotten; and God grant that”
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232868
2 mentions“The designated time for holding the Forty Hours' Devotion may not be changed without our permission.”
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232874
1 mention“5. Please notify any other Catholics of you district who may not have received a copy of this schedule of Masses.”
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232880
1 mention“NOTE: THESE GOOD WORKS NEED NOT NECESSARILY HAVE BEEN ALL PERFORMED BEFORE YOU SEND IN YOUR LIST. THEY MAY BE PLEDGED AND FULFILLED LATER.”
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232893
1 mention“FORTY HOURS, TITULAR FEAST OF THE CHURCH, MAY DEVOTIONS, SACRED HEART DEVOTIONS, REAST DURING OCTOBER, TRIDUUMS IN PREPARATION for the major feasts, the Novena of Pentecost, THE CHURCH UNITY OCTAVE, a”
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232899
6 mentions“May 10, 1944”
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232905
1 mention“Having decided to accept the missions in the disceal of Bahar city the next step was to decide a location on which to build. After surveying the district carefully and after much solution deliberation”
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232911
2 mentions“ST. PETER'S HAS BEEN ATTENDED BY THE CAPUCHINS SINCE THEIR ARRIVAL IN HERMISTON IN 1909. THE PRESENT CHURCH WAS BUILT IN 1913 AND WAS DEDICATED ON APRIL 6, 1913 BY BISHOP O'REILLY. THE GOLDEN JUBILEE ”
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232933
2 mentions“Documents re. Foundation must be in archives in England.Note, for $10000 loaned by Att. New C. J. B' Reilly S. S., signed by very Her. Jr. Detect, Provincial, May 15th 1919.”
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232941
2 mentions“Please find enclosed a letter from Doctor Zemer's eye specialist regarding the condition of Father Edward. Think you will see that it races for immediate attention. You will understand from Doctor Zem”
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232957
3 mentions“Another year has been added to the history of our parish. Let us stop and look back with sincere satisfaction in the consciousness of duty well done for God. The annual report which we submit to you i”
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232964
1 mention“The Articles of Incorporation which we enclose may need a word of explanation. We could not have procured a loan for the building without incorporating. The option was, incorporate into the Diocese or”
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232982
4 mentions“Pilgrims will be landed from Tender at Dunleary Pier each morning, and may go into the heart of the City or to Phoenix Park, etc., by Train, Tram, Bus or even Taxi at a slight cost for small parties o”
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233032
2 mentions“"At long last", I believe the King of England said after his abdication, we have the necessary documents to carry out the agreement into which the good Capuchin Fathers entered with us last summer wit”
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233044
1 mention“It was very thoughtful of you to send me little memories of two great Irish saints. I wish I had the courage of Blessed Oliver Plunkett and the prudence of Blessed Thaddeus MacCarthy. For your prayers”
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233092
3 mentions“Please forgive me for intruding on your time and notice? I am one of a few Capuchins, who have been sent out from the English Province, to labor in the Missionary fields of Mendocino County, Californi”
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233104
2 mentions“From Aug. 1903 to May 1907, Rev. Fr. Marianus”
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233123
1 mention“Reduced rates however may be granted to students of limited means provided they present satisfactory testimonials of good conduct and posess sufficient talent.”
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233147
4 mentions“1. Mass not recorded for Nov.'19. April '20.or May '20.(3Masses due)”
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233187
2 mentions“$..... 19..... after date, without grace, promise to pay to the order of..... at..... DOLLARS, in Gold Coin of the United States of America, of the present standard value, with interest thereon in lik”
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233193
1 mention“If you can afford it, may I beg you to help me build the first Catholic Church in my parish, which means the whole county.”
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233258
4 mentions“I think it may be laid down as an axiom, that there is absolutely no use in depending upon the Sisters of Mercy, even if they were desirable, which is not the case, under the present regime at least, ”
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233265
1 mention“The first mission ever preached in Roseburg was conducted by Father Bouchard, S. J., assisted by Father Glorieux. It was a veritable success, if the chronicler may be believed, "Les lectures furent bi”
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233280
2 mentions“3. From the Church Records. The Rev. Edward Clark 1889 - 97. The Rev. William A. Daly, 17 May 1897; celebrated his first mass as pastor on May 25, 1897; was acting pastor in November of that year also”
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55863
1 mention“Portland Insur. May 15th, 1916.”
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55869
1 mention“I am glad to be able to comply with your request for "some particulars about the closing scenes of Sean Heuston's life." Shortly after Easter week, 1916 I gave a rather full account for publication in”
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55898
3 mentions“Recently the Military Authorities in charge of the Camp here have adopted such an attitude of consistently violent injustice towards us that we are reluctantly Compelled to believe that there must be ”
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55901
1 mention“Dublin Resigned from Overseas Rely works 20th May 1897. and went to work for Rus & Co. In Northwell, and afterwards The Ship Engineering Company (Dublin)”
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55904
1 mention“cheerful and felt a Heavenly happiners which is almost impossible for me to explain in this short note. I am told the Jaclie League is doing splendidly and was never stronger? May God praesper the goo”
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55913
4 mentions“The permission to write and receive Letters, is given to prisoners for the purpose of enabling them to keep up a connection with their respectable friends and not that they may be kept informed of pub”
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55934
2 mentions“May 9th”
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55985
2 mentions“as one inquires there may”
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56000
1 mention“the day when she may”
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56003
1 mention“6th May '17”
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56006
1 mention“September 8, May 1916”
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56013
1 mention“I would expect it a great favour if you could give out anything about arthus & waranted - I at 1. a. m. this morning, what I fear he may be deported tonight before I could see him & perhaps”
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56016
1 mention“24th May 1918”
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56091
2 mentions“may next arrive like here”
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56266
39 mentions“Patrick H. Pearse, shot, Wednesday, May 3rd.”
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56269
15 mentions“(Executed in Kilmainham Prison, 3rd May, 1916).”
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56272
7 mentions“CROKE PARK, SUNDAY, 12th MAY, 1918”
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56291
1 mention“wholes whom he may wish to”
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56326
1 mention“5th May 1916”
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56332
3 mentions“He commanded the Republican troops in the Mendicity, where they made a noble stand against overwhelming numbers. He died for Ireland at Kilmainham Prison in the early morning of May 8th 1916. He breat”
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56346
1 mention“May 23rd. 1916.”
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56355
2 mentions“IRISH REBELLION, MAY, 1916.”
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56383
1 mention“I may be persuaded for you to let them”
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56419
1 mention“DUBLIN, ..... May 31 1911”
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56425
1 mention“I may have a very”
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56437
1 mention“ON May 2, The Very Reverend Father Aloysius, O.F.M.Cap., died at the Capuchin Friary of Saint Mary of the Angels, Church Street, Dublin. He had recently completed his eighty-seventh year, was almost s”
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56444
4 mentions“Father Augustine informs me that the Bureau may retain his unfinished manuscript account of the Easter Week period, but I am holding it for the present, as he might wish to consult it as he peruses th”
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56464
2 mentions“May 3rd, 1915.”
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56497
1 mention“Correspondence may be addressed to the Secretary, Dáil Éireann, c/o Mansion House, Dublin.”
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56503
2 mentions“Correspondence may be addressed to the Secretary, Dáil Éireann, c/o Mansion House, Dublin.”
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56725
1 mention“MAY, 1916.”
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56740
13 mentions“and the full strength of a powerful organisation was exerted to discredit and defame me. Some men prominent in the agitation took part in that meeting, and seemed to be borne along on a full tide of p”
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56761
1 mention“They may die as poor Thomas Ashe has died, but with other results than Dublin Castle has dreamed of. Their Deaths will sanctify them in the memory of Ireland and surround their heartless torturers wit”
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56767
6 mentions“On Sunday, May 26th, 1918, an Aeridhacht was held in Co. Cork, at Cullen -- that is, a meeting for children's singing, and dancing, for adults' bagpipe playing and singing; together with speeches to s”
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56779
2 mentions“"In the rich pastures of Ireland many hungry parricotes have fed, and grown strong to labour in its destruction. We hope the patient abiding of the meek may seek not always be forgotten; and God grant”
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56788
5 mentions“Long may you live.”
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56813
3 mentions“The duty has been cast upon me of inaugurating a policy for Ireland. If the declaration of policy may seem new, the principle upon which it is based is as ancient as the Irish race. Ireland will accep”
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56816
1 mention“The odds may be against us, but a double power he”
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56828
1 mention“"My own honest individual opinion is this—that the English Government will not deal fairly with this question. They will probably put us off with some other Commission or some other Committee of Inqui”
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56840
1 mention“Sacrifices have yet to be made, tortures may have to be endured, but the glorious manner in which you have faced the onslaught of the past week raises a great hope that it is beyond the power of any m”
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56849
3 mentions“The time has come when it is not unfair, not premature and not impatient for us, to make this strengthened Irish Government and the new Irish Parliament, a request in express terms, that this sort of ”
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56885
1 mention“mercenary soldier, unprincipled and devoid of National instinct, willing to wage war on Republicans for a miserable wage, has become a guiding principle in the Councils of the Free State Army. To ensu”
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56951
1 mention“... “That the entire ownership of Ireland, moral and material, up to the sun and down to the centre, is vested of right in the people of Ireland, that they, and none but they, are the land-owners and ”
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57083
1 mention“SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, MAY 7, 1922.”
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57133
3 mentions“Yesterday the nation was shocked by the news of Michael Collins death. As a soldier he fell while directing the F.S. Army against the troops of the Republic. He has given his life for the Treaty and, ”
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57136
1 mention“Further down the report goes on:- "The series of victories that the Free State troops claim have left peace and order almost as far away as they were when RORY O'CONNOR slept peacefully o'nights withi”
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57189
1 mention“May Easter 1925 find our aspirations realised.”
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57469
2 mentions“On Thursday morning, May 4th, 1916.”
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57479
2 mentions“On May 3rd, 1916”
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57484
2 mentions“3RD MAY, 1916.”
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57489
1 mention“5TH MAY, 1916.”
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57494
1 mention“May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be everywhere loved.—100 days.”
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57499
1 mention“That she may not die.”
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57527
1 mention“I opened the door and said, "Well, men, what is it ?" They replied that they had come to search the house. I asked them if they were making a mistake, and if they knew where they were. They said "Yes.”
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57942
1 mention“BEATIFIED 23RD MAY, 1920.”
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66014
1 mention“may only of Members. & almost all”
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69262
1 mention“We enclose letter we have submitted to Messrs Ashlin & Colman who agree to it. It covers any liability which may occur through improper preparation.”
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71015
1 mention“The sum of £800 is urgently needed for the completion of the work. Cheques may be made payable to any of the Committee named above, or to any of the Hon. Secretaries—A. L. Altman ; Joseph Hutchinson ;”
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71313
1 mention“TICKETS may be obtained from Mr. Conroy, 46 North King-street ; Mrs. Gorman, 55 Church-street ; Mr. Thornton, Grafton-street ; Mr. P. Mulhall, 15 Capel-street & Sth. Gt. George's-street ; at the Hall ”
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71468
9 mentions“Miss May Grimes”
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72015
1 mention“Income, of course, was always one of the problems; so much so, in fact, that the Hall was nearly always in debt. That debt, considerable at times, - almost £2,000 on 1912-4 never dampened the enthusia”
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72064
1 mention“An exceedingly large and delighted audience greeted the production of the juvenile pantomime "Aladdin," in the Temperance Hall at Rochestown on Sunday evening. Previously produced in the Father Mathew”
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82226
1 mention“At La Scala Theatre, Dublin, May, 1926”
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82297
1 mention“" . . . . . in order to make manifest our desire not to bring force of coercion to bear upon any substantial part of the Province of Ulster whose inhabitants may now be unwilling to accept the Nationa”
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84495
2 mentions“4. The conditions of Membership may be:—1st, enrolment in the Scapular of St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church (approved May 1893, by the Holy See); 2nd, total abstinence from the use of intoxic”
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84836
1 mention“This portion of the street from Mary's Lane to the Quay, has been very much improved. The top part of it, from Mary's Lane to Chancery Street is included in what is known as the Mary's Lane and Greek ”
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87068
1 mention“to b. b. b. at the Town Courts until the following (handy) morning at 6-55 when the Columbus returned to the trial and told me then I was rising in the reason to say the I violated them too more reaso”
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87761
2 mentions“on May 5, in Honour of”
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87812
1 mention“Lease from Corporation dated May 6th 1706”
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87842
4 mentions“Father Mathew went to America May 22 1849, and returned to Cork Dec. 6 1851. He appointed Rev. John Murphy Vicar Provincial in his absence. He promised on leaving Ireland to send home money towards fi”
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88801
1 mention“Orders to view may be obtained from—”
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88854
1 mention“May 17. 1931.”
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89761
1 mention“We again may meet, at the Saviour's fete”
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89960
1 mention“I pass Ard- Mhuire twice every month on my way to Courts in Dunfanaghy and Falcarragh, and if you permit me I would like to call to see your house and all of you some time. If you could spare a few ho”
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89970
2 mentions“After the suppression of the great Rebellion in the reagn of Queen Elizabeth more than a half million acres of land in the north of Ireland were at the disposal of the English Crown. The whole county ”
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89997
2 mentions“I'm just writing to you about a few random thoughts that occurred to me after reading your letter. First, the cut stones from the front of the tunnel are lying across the road from the entrance, cover”
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90176
1 mention“May I never see you more”
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91418
1 mention“Capetown is distinct from the mission in Zambia. The conditions in which the friars work are entirely different from those in Zambia. General duties, outside of their domestic horarium, consists in th”
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91439
3 mentions“Take over the shamrock church also, but we are of opinion that it may safely be left out of consideration for the present. As it stands it does not seem to be creditable from an architectural point op”
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91453
1 mention“On the other side of the Railway line there is an area called Tiger Valley. Adding to this a section of the Matroosfontein parish I marked out an area which may possibly form a new parish (all within ”
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92438
2 mentions“1927 Invitation dated May 12th from Dr. O'Riley to establish an Irish Capuchin Foundation in the Cape Province South Africa.1928 Irish Provincial Chapter accepted the invitation.1929 Fathers Canice an”
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92594
1 mention“There was an extremely large attendance, the best thanks the organisers would desire and from the opening business was brisk in a gala atmosphere. The Greenmount Band, under Mr. O'Toole, attended and ”
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92907
2 mentions“San Francisco, on Sunday, May 7th”
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93200
3 mentions“Closely allied with the subject of Ireland's status as a Nation, but by no means wholly dependent thereon, is the question of Conscription. In unison with the people as a whole, the Labour Party has t”
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93693
48 mentions“It is written primarily about and for the Capuchin friars in Zambia. The material used in writing it has come largely from the friars, especially Brother Andrew who, over many years, compiled an exten”
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95546
1 mention“May 21st”
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95772
1 mention“Instinctions foul and loathsome as the human reptiles from whom they emanate are being precisely circulated by our enemies, and every freely circulated by devire are, being resorted to that Larkin may”
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97088
2 mentions“Would you remember any incidents that your parents may have told you about so that we can get this back as far as we can go? Any - perhaps about the political things or various things that happened?”
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98048
1 mention“May 2000”
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102457
1 mention“MAY 1941.”
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106047
1 mention“may be long stared to continue to perform”
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117820
1 mention“E thest your life R ed H adher may be happy and bright reflecting”
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91329
1 mention“or may al”