DEVOTION, SACRED HEART

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Article: The Bishop's Invitation by Barbara McBriarty about the founding of Carmel in America. The article is in The Banner, Vol. 21, No. 7, dated March, 1954, published by the Congregation of the Resurrection, Chicago, IL.

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Two articles from The Catholic Review, 04/18/1958, entitled: Carmelites Buy Dulaney Estate and History of the Maryland Carmelites.

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John Hespelein CSSR requesting permission for benediction on first Friday of every month, until revoked for Carmel at Baltimore. Gibbons granting.

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Approbation of indulgences; Permission to establish confraternity of the Sacred Heart, granted by Archbishop Gibbons to Thomas Lee.

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Indulgence granted for a prayer to Sacred Heart of Jesus, granted 4/15/1878. Cardinal Gibbons.

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Permission for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction on the Feast of the Sacred heart, First Friday, and the Fridays of JUne by James Gibbons. Includes promises made to Margaret Mary in favor of those who practice devotion to the Sacred Heart.

Scope and Contents Corbett is on staff of the Messenger of the Sacred Heart, Fordham. He writes concerning Carmelite devotion to the Sacred Heart; its history, about Charles Neale and Clare Joseph, and explains that the book Carmelites have was published at Bruges in 1765 by Father Thomas Lawson, SJ. He was rector at Bruges 1766-1769 when Neale was a boy in college. Neale was born in 1750; entered society in 1771. The Latin document they have "proves beyond doubt that the great honor of promoting public...

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Document from William of St Albert, on the fast of the order. Retyped by Regina Holmes, for Mother Seraphim.

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Cell pictures from Biddle Street: Sacred Heart, Immaculate Conception, St Joseph and Child.

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A 12 line poem on the "Sacred Loving Heart," illustrated by Clare Joseph by a colored-pencil drawing of the heart surrounded by a crown of thorns.

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Poem entitled "All Nations of the Earth WHo Distant Lie" (Sacred Heart devotion); annotation: I wrote this from St. Isabella's sample."

Scope and Contents Prayer cards and image cards, in Dutch, French, English, Old English, and Latin. Some brief prayers, including Sanctus, written out by Clare Joseph. A Prayer for Union (printed in Baltimore), with prayer for the increase of missionaries addressed to Queen of the Apostles; Sacred Heart; St. Denis; St. Michael; Immaculate Conception. A picture card of the Blessed Mother with words "O Bleeding Heart of Mary, the channel of the Mercies of Jesus lavish them on us." An old English prayer to the...

Scope and Contents Sister Jane Scholastica Neale of the Visitation Sisters writes from Georgetown Visitation Convent to her cousin, Teresa Sewall. "Let us embrace each other in the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary." States that "there is no other nation so favoured or honoured in the Christian world, nor any that has its God so nigh." Mentions devotion re Feast of the Sacred Heart, Margaret Mary Alacoque. Novena of communions and first Fridays. Prays for conversion of her mother....mentions cousins, including...

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Two different hand embroidered badges; one is on a card and says "To Harry J. Kirk from Discalced Carmelite Nuns, San Antonio, Texas, July, 1941."

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The Late Sister Agnes of the Heart of Jesus, of Carmel, Boston, cont.; Personal; A Brilliant Lecture; No Nationality in the Church; An Anecdote of the Late Pope Leo; The Month of June: Our consecration to the Divine Heart of Jesus,- God and Man.

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The Month of June: Our consecration to the Divine Heart of Jesus,- God and Man, cont.; Encyclicals of Leo XIII: Extracts showing his wisdom and love of humanity, dignity of labor upheld, his concern for the weak shown in his forbidding overworking children- he scored divorce.

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Serial Story About The Carmelite Order: Its Beginnings. The Holy Land, Europe and Maryland in four installments and concerning raising funds for the new Carmel. Typescript, 15 pages.