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Passionist Archives for Ireland and Scotland. [email protected]

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@WHMyPerspective @fatherfrench @GaryDonegan Thank you!

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Dominic Barberi, a Passionist priest was the one who received Cardinal Newman into the Catholic Church, and was instrumental in his conversion. Now, his archives are being uploaded online for the first time. Check in on the progress at https://t.co/4jnLloN26y . We hope also to have this entire collection digitized in the next two years. A pivotal figure in English Catholic history.

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Holy Cross Ardoyne. First part of the recently integrated collection from there. Catalogued and digitised. https://t.co/3SiH3nLf79

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Faculties granted to bless the 7 Dolour Beads and 7 Dolours Scapular.

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@Stefano_Pio1939 I just did an initial search, but can't seem to locate it.
I'll try a deeper one which will take a few days. Updates on here. Have you tried online? There seems to be a few of them.

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Announcement of the Passionist preaching mission in 1866 to St. Anne's parish, Sutton Oak

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Uploading digital items attached to our catalogue entries. Mostly relating to the cause of Charles of Mount Argus... https://t.co/7BTd2ZBQRa

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Uploading to https://t.co/8AbMw6GLJk. Fully text searchable pdfs of our digised items already on our website. Our page there is https://t.co/TosFhliQlt

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Much is heard about the trial of Oscar Wilde, but far less people have heard of his death bed conversion to Catholicism. It was a Passionist priest who received him into the Church, by the name of Fr. Cuthbert Dunne. https://t.co/lV7F59cpdk

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Entering Garrison Church (Beggars Bush) Austin's Retreat , 1926. From the Passionist archives, Dublin. #catholicarchives #irishhistory

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Fr. Ausin Tierney leading the Garda pilgrimage to Rome in 1928 #garda #gardahistory #gardai @GardaTraffic @gardainfo #irishhistory

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Fr. Cuthbert Hooker 1840-1917. Passionist priest. Born of an English Catholic family that never lost the faith. Full biography here: https://t.co/NsJAiv1P0W

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@marymar49743095 Hi Michelle, would be delighted to help you out with that and any other queries. Our website is https://t.co/I8vSZvu3l3 . There is a book on Charles of Mount Argus, which you may be able to find out online. Send us a DM for more info.

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Dominic Barberi; one of the Passionist's most famous priests. Best known for his role in the conversion of Newman in 1847. The only known English translation of one of his important spiritual works, called the Divine Paraninfa is here: https://t.co/w535dn3S5z

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Cross Bulletin of the Passionists online. We have been making additions to the digitised collection. You can check it out here: https://t.co/TXxY0VRHTd #Catholictwitter #passionists #Catholichistory

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ANNOUNCEMENT: The collection of the letters of Mother Mary Martin, of the Medical Missionaries are now fully catalogued and digitised. Explore this valuable historical resource at https://t.co/QMm3N3Nz1b . Each catalogued entry has a digital item attached. @churcharchives

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The Passionists archives have digitised a number of books that are only available in our archives. You can browse them for free on our website here: https://t.co/m0S1WQO6Ni #catholichistory @churcharchives #Passionists

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Changing of the guard at the central bank. 1922. From the Capuchin photographic archives at https://t.co/255STW4zaV @churcharchives #IrishCivilWar #catholicarchives

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Prospect House (on the right) was built circa 1750. It was run by a Protestant minister, before being purchased for training Catholic priests in 1873. The house on the left was built by the Vincentians in 1887 and demolished after the sale of the site in 1977. #EYAThrowback

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Fighting for Rome. One of the Pontifical Zouaves (the Pope's army) dated 1890. From the Passionist Congregation archives on the Catholic Archives Catalogue. https://t.co/pQcOlgLTMA #EYA #ExploreYourArchive #EYAThrowback @explorearchives @ARAIreland