Canice
Mentioned in 13 documents, 32 times across the archives
Documents
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
1 mention“Canice's and others , but also across the water , at Lichfield and”
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116199
7 mentions“Very Rev. Father Canice's inimitable studies of the late Fathers Leonard, Matthew, Albert, Sebastian, and of the late Brother Felix are real literature.”
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116438
8 mentions“Included in this gallery is the fine portrait of Mr. de Valera, and a new portrait of Matt Talbot, a striking study which combines sheer human ordinariness with sanctity. It is so good that one is tem”
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118088
1 mention“An unusual feature is the exalted place given in the review to the Irish language. It has an absolute equality with English and the Editor has succeeded, not, I am sure, without difficulty, in getting”
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118835
1 mention“Dear Father Canice”
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123685
1 mention“Father Canice Mooney, O.F.M., a scholar learned in the Gaelic past and in the strong links that bound that past to the glory of Spain translates a Basque legend that has interestingly its counterpart ”
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134658
1 mention“that most perfect of all our ancient ecclesiastical edifices, the Cathedral of St. Canice, a vast cruciform pile, dating from the twelfth century, the see of St. Kieran having been removed from Aghabo”
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135362
4 mentions“Better value for the modest sum of 2s. than the 1931 issue of "The Capuchin Annual," which has just been given to the public by Colm O Lochlainn, Printer, Bookbinder and Bookseller, of The Three Candl”
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195282
1 mention“The painting of Richard de Ledrede, Bishop of Ossory in the 14th century, was made by John Hogan from the monument in St. Canice's Cathedral.”
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233147
1 mention“Fr.Canice's Mother:”
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70121
1 mention“ST. CANICE, KILKENNY,”
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92438
1 mention“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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92577
4 mentions“"The Father Mathew Record" for April, under the heading of "Mission Echoes," quotes an article from "St. Joseph's Sheaf" from which we excerpt the following:— "In all, 1,195 Capuchins are at present a”