Provincial Chapter 1932 — Acts

Acts of the 1932 Provincial Chapter. Passionist Archives Ireland.

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  • PROVINCE OF ST. PATRICK
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6/1/2/3 ACTS OF THE SECOND PROVINCIAL CHAPTER of the PROVINCE OF ST. PATRICK of the CONGREGATION OF THE MOST HOLY CROSS AND PASSION OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST held in ST. PAUL'S RETREAT, MOUNT ARGUS, DUBLIN. MAY, 1932.

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I. J. X.P. In compliance with the convocatory letter of the Very Rev. Fr. Sebastian of the Immaculate Conception, Provincial, dated April 13th ( Feast of St. Joseph) and sent to all the Rectors and Superiors of the Province, the Capitular Fathers assembled in St. Paul's Retreat, Mount Argus, on May 23rd 1932, to assist at the Tridum in preparation for the Chapter. FIRST SESSION. At 9 o'clock on the morning of May 24th, the first meeting was held. The Very Rev. Fr. Gerald of the Sacred Heart of Jesus read the official notice of the appointment of the Very Rev. Fr. Buonaventure of the Assumption of the B.V.M., Ist Consultor General, who had been appointed by the Most Rev. Fr. General to preside at the Chapter. All the Capitular Fathers were present. They were most grateful to have as their President, the Very Rev. Fr. Buonaventure of the Assumption of the B.V.M. After the customary prayers had been recited, the Very Rev. Fr. President asked the Capitular Fathers if they were satisfied that all the due formalities had been complied with, and the Chapter canonically opened. All answered in the affirmative. He then reminded the Fathers of the importance of the work before them during the Chapter. The good of the Province depended upon their deliberations. Superiors would have to be selected to rule the Province for the next three years. The Congregation expects much from the Province of St. Patrick. Special prayers have been offerd for light and guidance. It is now the Capitular Fathers' duty to act with wisdom and prudence

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