Scope and Contents This collection consists of papers documenting the spiritual ministry and correspondence of Thomas Mulledy from the time of his entry in the Society of Jesus in 1815 until his death in 1860. The papers include sermons, 1829-1860; discourses, exercises, instructions, and lectures, 1834-1860; mass intentions, 1824-1860; and verses, 1817-1859. They also include two manuscripts: "Liber Manualis Sacerdotum" ("Priest's Manual"), 1815-1828, and "Vade Mecum" ("Go With Me"), 1815-1822....

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Teaching materials created by Bernard Brown, S.J., and Thomas King, S.J., relating to the philosophy of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin.

Scope and Contents Letters to Mulledy. Kenney writes about disciplinary problems in the Maryland Mission; financial considerations at Georgetown, specifically regarding the construction of a new building (possibly Mulledy Hall, now called Ida Ryan & Isaac Hawkins Hall); and the placement of novices. Also includes one letter to Fr. John Beschter of Paradise (Penn.).In a 16 July 1832 letter, Kenney discusses how "B. Heard looks much better than he did last year" and that Heard "attributes much of...

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Collection of manuscript poems by 56 minor British poets. Includes prose and 3 photographs. Poets include: Alfred Austin, Mary Elizabeth Braden, "Alfred Crowquill," Francis Jeffrey, J. Sheridan Knowles, Lord John Russell, Charles Augustus Sala, and Martin F. Tupper.

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Box 101. Alphabetical photographic files Kemp, Matty — Keough, 100 folders.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The American Teilhard de Chardin Association Archives document the activities of a major organization devoted to preserving the writings and legacy of the noted French Jesuit Rev. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J. The collection includes materials concerning the administrative functions of the society. The archive also contains files regarding prominent individuals, such as Romano S. Almagno, George Barbour, Minna Cassard, Robert T. Francoeur, Thomas King, Ursula King, Mary Lukas, Ellen...

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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.

Scope and Contents Letters to Mulledy. Kenney predominantly writes about the disciplinary issues of the Maryland Mission and discusses the acceptance of eligible foreign novices who should subsequently be sent to White Marsh.In a letter from 11 December 1831 he also discusses financial issues at Georgetown: "There cannot be any thought of an additional building, unless the debts are gathered & the lots in Washington sold to advantage." The same letter contains the remarks: "I regret that the...

Scope and Contents Bound record of visitations from Fathers Peter Kenney (1831), Charles Stonestreet (1856), Angelus Paresce (1862-1869), Joseph Keller (1870-1877), Robert Brady (1878-1882), Robert Fulton (1883-1886), Peter Racicot (1887), Thomas Campbell (1889-1891), William Pardow (1894-1897), Edward Purbrick (1897-1900), Thomas Gannon (1901-1906), Joseph Hanselman (1907-1911), Anthony Maas (1913-1918), Joseph Rockwell (1919-1922), Laurence Kelly (1923-1928), Edward Phillips (1929-1933), Joseph Murphy...

Scope and Contents Jesuit obituaries: John Connolly (1911), Andrew Kobler (1892), Augustine C. Porta (1913), Michael J. Harding (1946), James P. Mallon (1964), George A. Heuisler (1890), Edward A. Ryan (1964), Joseph M. Neri (1919), George O'Connel (1895), Simon Dompieri (1890), Augustine Steffen (1918), John A. Doyle (1894), Edmund T. Brennan (1964), Aloysius Masnata (1889), Peter Kenney (1833), Pierre Biard (1622), Charles Cicaterri (1895), John G. Quirk (1922), Michael O'Sullivan (1881), Francis X. Foss...

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Correspondence relating to court case filed in the Supreme Court by Laurence Stuart, et al, vs. Rev. Thomas J. Kenney, et al.

Scope and Contents This series contains correspondence to Mulledy from Frs. Peter Kenney, Anthony Kohlmann, John McElroy, and Anthony Rey as well as future Archbishop John Hughes. It also includes materials related to Mulledy's travels in Italy from 1820-1828 alongside scholastics Frs. Charles Pise, William McSherry, James Ryder, John Smith, and George Fenwick. Materials on Slavery This series contains contains materials related to Jesuit slaveholding....

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Correspondence from Father Provincial Edward Purbick to Father Edward Devitt regarding the location of historical Jesuit documents, including reports by Special Visitor Peter Kenney, S.J.

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Letters to Mulledy. Kohlmann, while at Gregorian University in Rome, writes Mulledy regarding developments in the US and the status of the other scholastics sent to Italy alongside Mulledy in 1820 by Fr. Peter Kenney (i.e., Frs. James Ryder, George Fenwick, Charles Pise, John Smith, and William McSherry).