Provincial Chapter 1929 — Acts

Acts of the 1929 Provincial Chapter. Passionist Archives Ireland.

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  • PROVINCE OF ST. PATRICK
  • The Most Mev. Mr. President, in a brief address to the Capitulars, referred in touching words to the solemnity of the First Chapter of the Passionist Congregation in the "Island of…
  • The Litterae Patentes, Certificates of the due celebration of Masses, the keeping of the Archives, and the Inventories were then handed in. The financial Statements of the various…
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6/1/1/2 ACTS OF THE FIRST PROVINCIAL CHAPTER of the PROVINCE OF ST. PATRICK of the CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY CROSS AND PASSION OD JUR LORD JESUS CHRIST held in. ST. PAUL'S RETREAT, MOUNT ARGUS, DUBLIN. JULY, 1989.

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J. A. P. In compliance with the Convocatory Letter of the Very Rev. Mr. Sebastian of the Immaculate Conception, Provincial, dated May 9th. (Feast of the Ascension), and sent to all the Rectors and Superiors of the Province, the Capitular Rathers assembled in St. Paul's Retreat, Mount Argus, on July 8th. 1989, to assist at the Tridum in preparation for the Chapter. FIRST SESSION. At 9 o'clock on the morning of July 9th, the first meeting was held. All the Capitular Rathers were present. They were most gratified to have as their President the Most Rev. Mr. Leo of the Sacred Heart, (General). After the Examine Chapter had been formally opened by the Most Rev. Mr. General and the customary prayers recited, the Mev. Mr. Honorius of the Immaculate Conception was appointed Custos, and the Very Rev. Mr. Kieran of the Seven Dollars elected Secretary to the Chapter. The oath "de secreto servando" was administered to the Custos. The Most Mev. Mr. President, in a brief address to the Capitulars, referred in touching words to the solemnity of the First Chapter of the Passionist Congregation in the "Island of Saints", and predicted that the Congregation would bring forth still more saints in this holy land. He explained that one of the motives prompting the Roman Curia to approve of the separation of the Province of St. Patrick from that of St. Joseph was that the monastic side of the Passionist life might be more faithfully attended to. The Litterae Patentes, Certificates of the due celebration of Masses, the keeping of the Archives, and the Inventories were then handed in. The financial Statements of the various Retreats were read by their respective Rectors. The Very Rev. Mr. Provincial read a financial Statement of the Province, as well as the Financial Statement of St. Patrick's Retreat, Belfast. The Very Rev. Mr. Boniface and Gerald (Consultors) were appointed to examine and report on the financial Statements

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