Provincial Chapter 1920 - Convocatory Letter

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7/3/23/1 7/3/23/1 CLASS. CALL NO. ITEM NO. ESTIM. DATE SERIAL 1943-06-01 114 AGENTS MOUNT ANGLO, DUBLIN 6. Conversation Letter for Succinly Second Chapter of the Anglo-Hibernican Province of St. Joseph. from John of Josus Curificial Provincial.

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John of Jesus Knight, Provincial To all the Superiors and Religious of the Anglo- Hibernian Province of St. Joseph. Peace and Blessing in the Lord With the sanction of our Most Rev. L. General we hereby assign the 8th day of August, as the date for the canonical opening of the 22nd Provincial Chapt. of our Province, to behold at St. Joseph's Retreat, London. we request the Capitular Fathers to be at the said Retreat not later than the previous lunching. hee do not need to impress upon you the importance of this scient, unselfishly ordained by Leanon Law and by our Constitutions. In the past, through the united persuasing effort of Superiors and Subjects, whether clerical or lay. Through the devoted and assiduous work, of those who have been charged with the mental and spiritual training of our young Religious, and through the suffragining labours of our Preachers and Confessors, our Congregation has been yearly gaining in numbers, in influence and in public external home and in Australia. while we thank God for having so believed us, we implore still grate. favours from this boundly. we have done much with this help, but still more remains to be accomplished for them. It is for the Chapter to take measures for the continued progress of our Province. Its principal work will be to select Superiors for the coming three years, who by word and example, will maintain discipline and promote the regular observance. It will also have to decide very important matters upon which the future of the entire Province depends.

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