Provincial chapter 1860

Anglo-Hibernian (St. Joseph's) Province 2nd (1860) Provincial Chapter Acta Official Record of proceedings

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Dublin No 10 No 19. 7/3/3/2 Acts of the Second Provincial Chapter of the Anglo-Nibernian Province of the Congregation of the Papion. held in St. Annes Retreat, Sutton, St. Yelms, Lancasters from the 2nd to the 5th of June, 1860. ITEM NO 001 SERIAL 129 UNITED G.

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CALL NO ITEM NO 1860.06.05 001 YEAR, MONTH, DAY CLASS • NUMBER • ENTRY DATE SERIAL 1973.06.05 129. ARCHIVES MOUNTAINS, DUBLIN, G.

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Acts of the Second Provincial Chapter of the Anglo Hibernian Province, of the Congregation of the Papion held in St. Annie's Retreat - Suthon - St. Helens. Lancashire from the 2nd to the 5th of June, 1860. It is with a michieve of feelings that we view the present Conversation of the Second Chapter of our Province. It is but Cately that we have heard that our Father General has been compelled by the unhappy circumstances of the times to prorogue to an indefinite period the Conversation of the Triunial Chapter income of the provinces in Italy; and the same cause has deprived us of the happiness which had been promised us of his coming in persons to preside at our Chapter and to visit the houses which have been founded in these Kingdoms under his paternal care. But while we sympathize in the afflictions, and peculies of our brothers in the although country of the Congregation, we should be most ungrateful if we did not look with feelings of joy and wonder on the circumstances, in which we stand in these Kingdoms, where, not very long lined our holy Religion was proscribed, and the Religious Actors of the Church were held in peculiar abhorrence; whereas now we are enabled, with full liberty, and can under the favourable regards of those who are deposited from us in faith to meet in Chapter, and there to consult in peace on the measures to be adopted for the advancement and efficiency of our body, although the arowed object of its entrance into these Kingdoms was its conversion. Glory be to God, the Author of all good! Glory likewise to Volpesed Dave our Founder, whose prayers during his life on earth, and much more lined his entrance into glory, we doubt not have gained for us this blessing. In the month of April the Very Rev. Father Signatures of the Infant Jesus, Mr Provincial, received authority from the Father General to convoke the Chapter, without waiting any longer for his own coming to attend it; of which he now could no longer contest in the thought. At the same time he appointed the Very Rev. Father prepared of the Bonnen maculate heart of Mary, Provincial of the province of St. Michael, the Archangel to represent thim as President of the Chapter.

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