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Questions proposed to Father Jose Maria, OCD, probably Provincial Definitor of Barcelona, in residence in Washington, during Spanish Civil War; among Mo. Seraphim's personal papers.

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Typed copy of the "Reform of the Breviary", 123 pages, typed by S. Regina Holmes; note "Keep for Reverend Mother. Part I of two parts. From Divino Afflatu. In Mother Seraphim's papers.

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Copy of "Reform of Breviary," Part II, typed by S. Regina Holmes, kept with Mother Seraphim's papers.

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Appointment of following confessors: Michael Griffin, OCD; 59: Felix Talbot, SJ; 61: Edward Ryan SJ; 62: F. Cardegna, SJ; 67: Charles Costello, SJ and Austin Healy; 67: relieve Father Stafford, replace by Joseph Parks.

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Re permissions for attendance at Midnight Christmas mass; names listed.

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George Hopkins grants permission to continue using some financial consultants.

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Nihil obstat will be given Agnus Dei leaflets.

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Correspondence between Hopkins and MM Magdalen concerning rescripts received by Mo Seraphim and reelections.

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Mother Celine supplies information about attendance at midnight Mass (Christmas), approved.

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Correspondence with Mother Mary Magdalen, of general nature, permissions for expenditure of laundry equipment, speculatoin about new monastery, comment on "brooch" transfer, at a loss (8/2/46)

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Nelligan permits Rev Paul Smith to allow a few lay people to attend midnight Christmas mass at Carmel. Should not "get out of hand."

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Nelligan expresses real concern about stories re Carmelite nuns; is happy to know they are not true. Mention of response to Msgr. Shehan.

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List of permissions requested by Carmel monastery, granted by Archbishop Keough.

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Granting permission for printing of certain leaflets and pictures, but discontinuance of "Holy Face Oil" leaflet. A letter explaining why discontinuance: it would require unnecessary contact with the world.

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APC Personnel Committee survey: statistics of ministry in archdiocese; personal note of thanks for invitation to celebrate liturgy.

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Regarding permissions at time Fathe Walter Burghardt gives conference and other requests.

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Questionnaire on property (insurance) from chancellor; response: Mo Mary Magdalen Brunck.

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Consecration of altar, in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, with relics of Fructuosus and Blandina.

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Wooden sends congratultions on 400th anniversary and dedication of new monastery, Pentecost Sunday, 1962.

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Message of Fr. Finian of the Queen of Carmel, to all the Religious of the Order, 1973.

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Two reports, from Fr. Benedict, of Chapter reports, 1979.

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Unofficial general chapter reports, submitted from May to July, 1967, by Joseph Neilson, Delegate from the Oklahoma Province. Includes Osservatore Romano article on election of new general.

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Unofficial General Chapter report, No. 5, 1967; Neilson reporting.

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Unofficial General chapter report; No.3, 1967, by Neilson.

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Unofficial General Chapter report, by Neilson, #4, 1967.

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Unofficial General Chapter Report, No. 6, Joseph Neilson reporting.

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Unofficial General Chapter Report, No. 7, by Joseph Neilson, 1967.

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Unofficial General Chapter Report, No. 8, 1967, Joseph Neilson reporting.

Scope and Contents A narrative of the wartime experiences at Hong Kong from 1941. Bombing, shortages, take over by Japanese, taking in Canossian Sisters and their 15 orphans whose property was destroyed. These Sisters remain in turn-house throughout the war. Japanese take over on Christmas Day; Carmelites probably spared because Canossian Sisters announce they are all from Italy. But they fear for their Belgian Mother and two other Sisters. Carmel became cook-house for the Japanese soldiers who slowly warm...

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Newsletters from Hsinchu Carmel, Taiwan.