Manuscript treatise on the sacraments: “de sacramentis n. legis in genre et aliquibus in specie.” Undated, but perhaps written by Carroll while teaching at the scholasticate in Liege (modern day Belgium) circa 1770.
A photograph album of the Troop 28 boy scouts, in part led by Fr. Murray, including images of camping at Pasonanca and hiking on Basilan Island. Troop 27, the official troop of Ateneo de Zamboanga, was founded in late 1931; the relationship of this particular troop to the school is unclear.
Yearbooks for the first and second graduating classes of the Ateneo de Zamboanga.
Publications/publicity pamphlets for the Ateneo de Zamboanga, including a 1954 issue of a student publication discussing Fr. Murray's position there in the 1930s.
Contains photographs of Fr. Murray before his 1928 departure from Georgetown for the Philippines as well as while headmaster at Ateneo de Zamboanga. Also includes images of the Zamboanga Cathedral, where Fr. Murray was rector, and celebrations in the nearby Pershing Plaza. The church was later destroyed in World War II.
School notebook titled "de sacramentis" (on the sacraments) written by Fr. Wiget between 1848 and 1849. Created while at Georgetown.
School notebook titled "de romani pontificis" (on the Roman pontiff) written by Fr. Wiget between 1848 and 1849. Created while at Georgetown.
School notebook titled "de sacramento" (on the sacrament) written by Fr. Wiget between 1849 and 1850. Created while at Georgetown.
Contains ALS from de Theux and Verhaegen.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_128_7; XXXG1-XXXG9**
Materials compiled on the separation of New England from the Maryland-New York Province at the request of Visitor Norbert de Boynes. Includes correspondence as well as reports on lines of division, reasons "for" or "against" the partition, and financial considerations.
Includes typed memoranda of visitations from Fathers Norbert de Boynes (1920), Edward Phillips (1929-1930), Joseph Murphy (1936), and James Sweeney (1937-1938).
Photographs of Fr. Toohey, his parents Joanna and Patrick, and his sister Mary (later Sister Anna de Paul).
Consists of 18 folders containing files about Rev. Horace B. McKenna, S.J. maintained by Rev. Thomas E. Ambrose, S.J. Includes newspaper clippings, dated 1970-1989 about Rev. McKenna, along with a few published articles by him. Arranged in rough chronological order.
This series contains notebook manuscripts of poems by EJ.
A journal written by Fr. Duncan that includes discussion of varied topics such as house visitors, the weather, his travels, and generally ministering to the parishioners of St. Mary's. He writes of the death of his brother Charles and continues to talk of contemporary political events, such as the conviction of Ferdinand de Lesseps and the trial of Lizzie Borden. The journal ends with his transfer to Georgetown University as procurator in July 1893 with a final entry in January 1894.
This series contains two boxes of material relating to Africa and LaFarge's involvement with the education of African students in the US.
This series contains manuscripts and published versions of articles and addresses by Fr. LaFarge, arranged chronologically.
Letter to Mulledy. Kenney writes about his disappointment that he was unable to see Mulledy in Nice, but that he met Frs. James Van de Velde and Stephen Dubuisson in Paris on his way to Italy for the winter.
