TYPESCRIPT
Found in 451 Collections and/or Records:
Corresp: James A.Walsh, last letter to Sisters, 1936, 05/01/1928-11/26/1930
The last letter of Walsh; with enclosure explaining, by James Drought, Vicar General. Walsh refers to the jubilee year of Maryknoll's history. Memorial card; sympathy acknowledgment.
Corresp: James E. Walsh, 1944, 01/04/1944
His plan is to visit China; sorry that his attempted visit to Carmel will not come off; will try to visit after return.
Corresp: James E.Walsh, 1944, 07/16/1935-04/07/1937
Discusses Fr. Price's reliance on Carmel; his correspondence with Mother Seraphim. "I cannot imagine anybody ever saying more prayers than Fr. Price himself, but I suppose he did not value his own prayers very much.
Corresp: James E.Walsh, 1945, 05/04/1944
Corresp: James E.Walsh, to M.Seraphim, China, 1928-1933, 04/20/1936-04/25/1936
Corresp: James Keller, MM, Founder, Christophers, 1945-46, 10/25/1944
Keller writes about new project on behalf of the "Hundred Million"; decisions to be made. 1/25/1946 mentions pamphlet he wrote entitled "You CAn be a Christopher" just published. And fact that they are being loaned office space in NYC. At this point, it is still a "side-line" for Keller.
Corresp: James Maguire SJ, Pres, Loyola, 1956, 03/05/1950
He thanks the Sisters for the scapulars he has received, especially the one from Spain.
Corresp: Jerome D. Sebastian, 1954, 03/01/1954
Sebastian writes in gratitude, with regard to visit.
Corresp: J.F.Gallen SJ, 1943, 07/04/1934
Gallen discusses two cases concerning your subjects. He will send a copy to Fr. Nelligan; 1. re Carmelite novice taking her vows in about ten days: problem--length of S. Patricia's term of office; 2. re sister, professed 17 years, and whether the fact that she was lapsed Catholic for some years, interferes in validity of her profession.
Corresp: J.M.McNamara, 1940, 12/23/1940
Auxiliary Bishop JM McNamara thanks S.Patricia Hagerty for sending him linens made by Mother Seraphim.
Corresp: John Baptist Palm, SJ, 1950s, 01/10/1949
Five circular letters from Taiwan, Formosa mission, signed by Fr. John Baptist Palm, SJ.
Corresp: John F. Fenlon, SS,Pres, St Mary Sem, 1941, 06/12/1937
Fenlon thanks M.Patricia for invitation, will accept. "The Carmelites have been good friends of the seminary ever since their foundation..."Are celebrating this sesquicentennial.
Corresp: John F. Walsh, 1933, 02/05/1947
Brother of James E., John expresses gratitude for prayers; describes his first year, describes town, at Yalu River, 200 Christians.
Corresp: John J. Toomey, MM, 1935, 01/06/1933
Toomey tells them that Bishop Walsh is "often wont to speak of the effacacy (sic) of the Carmelite prayers..."Asks for prayers for Kong Moon Vicariate. Bishop has been able to throw out idols of many families. He hopes to capture the souls of some 200. Leaflet which telss "spiritual returns 1935, Maryknoll in Kongmoon: Pop Cath 8,535; Pagan, 6,000,000. Personnel (24 American priests; 10 Sisters, etc); Establishments; Administration.
Corresp: John J.Considine, MM, Ass't Genl, 1935, 03/11/1935
Considine acknowledges gratitude for donations for Kongmoon, China.
Corresp: John O'Rourke, SJ, League of Apostleship/Prayer, 1916, 10/20/1878
O'Rourke tells Prioress that Carmelites were aggregrated into the League in 1891 (League of the Apostleship of Prayer).
Corresp: John Wise, Naga Carmel, 1982-, 07/26/1982
Correspondence from Sister John Wise at time of her brother's (John Wise, CSSR) illness and death. Notice of death of John Wise.
Corresp: Joseph Gallen, 1957-1958, 06/20/1957
Corresp: Joseph Gallen and MMMagdalen, elections, 1961, 05/21/1961
Re question of the validity of S.Miriam's vows being valid because of Mother Seraphim's being confirmed in August, after S. Miriam took vows. Also questions re Mo Celine's profession; also true of Mo. Aloysius (Naga) and MM Magdalen; Answer: no difficulty...
Corresp: Joseph Gallen, SJ, 1961, 04/05/1961
Suggests they secure permission from the Holy See for a temporary residence and that be counted for canonical noviceship.
Corresp: Joseph Murphy, SJ, Burma, 1958-1960, 02/01/1957-11/18/1958
Correspondence telling of missionary life in Burma, his associations with other religious communities there, including LaSalettes and Columbans; Sisters of Our Lady of the Mission, Sisters of the Seven Dolores, Sisters of St. Joseph, etc. October, 1960 letter is about the visit of Cardinal Gregory Agagianian, Patriarch of all Catholic Armenians.
Corresp: Joseph Schrembs to Michael Curley, 1925, 10/06/1925
Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland, asks Michael Curley to see if he can obtain some good Carmelites from Baltimore to improve conditions at Cleveland Carmel, recently opened, from St. Louis, but with one "a confirmed invalid", another blind, others of a nondescript character. Asks because "I understand that you have one of the best foundations in the country." Letter sent on to Mother Superior, Carmelite Convent, City.
Corresp: Lawrence J. Shehan, Bp of Bridgeport, 1961, 07/28/1961
Gratitude for remembrance and congratulations on return to Baltimore;
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1962, 06/15/1962
Shehan congratulates community at time of 400 anniversary of establishment of the first Carmel of the reform by Teresa of Jesus (Avila). Gives date for dedication of your new monastery on July 7, 1962.
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1962-1970, 07/26/1962-08/11/1970
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1965-1970, 05/10/1965-12/15/1970
Gratitude for contributions to Catholic Charity Fund, Biafra Fund, United Fund.
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1970, 08/11/1970
MM Magdalen requests permission to remove 40 year age requirment for prioress.
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1970--1973, 09/24/1970-06/08/1978
Expressions of gratitude, simple permissions granted; declining invitations
Corresp: Lawrence Shehan, 1973, 03/19/1973
Mother Celine writes a detailed defense of contemplative Carmelite renewal occasioned by correspondence initiated by Cardinal Shehan concerning renewal and questioning new directions, including going to and giving retreats or spiritual directions, work in prisons, etc. 6 pages, single-spaced, it is eloquent in its attempt to explain the value of the decisions made, despite temporary errors or setbacks.
Corresp: Leo P. O'Keefe, SJ, Andover, 1959, 09/01/1959
O'Keefe cannot give retreat, recommends Talbot.