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    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from (Sr. Mary) Celsus (‘Vi’), Sisters of Mercy, Golden Bridge, Inchicore, Dublin, to Hagan (her cousin), reprimanding him for failure to write to her. Fr. Morrissey is now their confessor – ‘he is very nice [...] so droll !!!’ Remarks about the papal blessings she had sought from him. Commenting on their present reverend mother who is thought highly of also by Archbishop Byrne. Naming possible candidates for their elections in June; her dislike for one candidate’s worldly spirit (Sr. Imelda). Celsus will have an Irish exam in August

    Card with Poem from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Printed card with poem and handwritten addition from Sr.(Mary) Celsus [Dublin] for (Hagan). Poem 'A priest's joy' by P.P.M.; Sr. Celsus asking recipient to 'have a little talk with "Him" daily'; asking to be remembered in his Mass

    Letter from Celsus O'Connell to Curran

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    Holograph letter from Celsus O'Connell, Cîteaux, France, to Curran, regretting that neither Mount Melleray nor Mount St. Joseph’s have suitable boys for the place offered at the Irish College; there may be a student ready for next year. Expressing gratitude for hospitality at Tivoli

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from Sr. (Mary) Celsus, Sisters of Mercy, Golden Bridge, Inchicore, County Dublin, to Hagan (her cousin) with season's greetings. Hilda is very well and 'a grand girl'; hoping he will write to her often now 'that our dear, dear Country is "Free". God grant "The Treaty" will be Ratified.' They are going to a retreat given by Fr. O'Mara S.J. [Christmas 1921

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from Sr. Celsus, Sisters of Mercy, Goldenbridge, Inchicore, Dublin, to Hagan. Worried that he is in some way unhappy with her; apologising. She does not know him these days. Urging him to write soon; asking where he will spend his holidays

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from Sr. (Mary) Celsus ('Vi'), Sisters of Mercy, Golden Bridge, Inchicore (Dublin), to Hagan (her cousin), mostly with family news, concerning her mother, and Hilda who looks after her. Sr. Paulinus is well. Asking for a relic of the true cross and a blessed rosary. Rejoicing that Dr. Byrne is archbishop, and likewise that Fr. Bernard O'Gorman was not called to Rome. [23-30 October 1921

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from Sr.(Mary) Celsus, Convent of Mercy, St. Vincent's, Golden Bridge, Inchicore, Dublin, to Hagan. Asking for a papal blessing for their sacristan, enclosing details (not extant). Expressing relief over Hilda's recovery; Mother Paulinus on the other hand will take much longer. Brief mentions of other mutual friends and family; the influenza is rather bad in the north of the country. She met Mother Kevin who is now in Ireland seeking postulants

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from Sr. (Mary) Celsus ['Vi'], Sisters of Mercy, Golden Bridge, Dublin, to Hagan, with congratulations, remarking the picture in the paper 'was remarkably like you'. Mentioning Hilda [Grennell], Sr.Paulinus, and her imminent attendance at a retreat given by Fr. John Keane S.J

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from 'Violet' (Sr. Mary Celsus), Convent of Mercy, St. Vincent's, Golden Bridge, Inchicore, Dublin, to Hagan, with good wishes for his recovery: she and the school children have been praying hard. She had to go through double pneumonia herself some years ago. Fr. Morrissey takes the late Archdeacon Baxter's parish; expecting he will build much-needed schools

    Letter from Sr. Mary Celsus to Hagan

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    Holograph letter from (Sr. Mary) Celsus ('Vi'), Sisters of Mercy, Golden Bridge, Inchicore, Dublin, to Hagan (her cousin). Very disappointed he has not written or sent the papal blessing yet; urging him to do so. Asking whether their present mother bursar, Mother Malachy Mulherne, could become superioress again – she held the office for the penultimate term. They are relieved that the local superioress is not to leave; Sr. (Mary) [D...] Foster. Brief references to family members. The Archbishop held visitation in Carysfort recently
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