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          IE IJA J/42/7 · File · 20 July 1973 - 1 February 1978
          Part of Irish Jesuits

          A file relating to Fr John Coyne's translation of 'Christian Prayer in its Course through the Centuries' by Josef Andreas Jungmann SJ. Includes correspondence with the publishers and Josef Andreas Jungmann. The translation was published by Paulist Press, New York posthumously. Includes a typed manuscript of the translation.

          IE IJA ADMN/3/54 · File · 9 April 1946 - 4 July 1947
          Part of Administration of the Irish Jesuits

          Letters to the Irish Fr Provincial from Jesuit Fathers and Provincials seeking help in various matters relating to post-war travelling arrangements and material aid. Includes letters from Jesuits from Germany, Austria, Belgium, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary seeking opportunities to study in Ireland and correspondence between Irish Fr Provincial and the Department of External Affairs concerning the visit of a German scholastic to Ireland to complete his studies.

          IE IJA J/531/1 · File · 1954 - 7 May 1996
          Part of Irish Jesuits

          Admission papers for John Macken and correspondence with Irish Fr Provincials from his time as a student at Regis College, Toronto, Canada, during his doctoral studies in Germany and while working at the Milltown Institute, Dublin.

          IE IJA J/531/6 · Item · 29 August 1962-9 July 1984
          Part of Irish Jesuits

          Correspondence to Fr John Macken SJ. The correspondence was sorted by Fr Macken therefore original order has been adhered to. Includes letters from his time at Emo Park (1962-64), RFN (1964-67), Milltown Park (1967-69), Crescent College, Limerick (1969-70), Bayview, Canada (1971-72), Canada (1972-1974), ordination (1974), Eglington Road, Dublin (1977-78), Germany (1979-1983) and Tullabeg (1984) from the following:

          Fr Noel Barber SJ
          Fr J. S. Bates SJ
          Fr Colm Brophy SJ
          Fr Ray Byrne SJ
          Fr Peter Carroll
          Fr Jim Corkery
          Fr Joe Dargan SJ
          Fr Aime Desmarais SJ
          Fr Paddy Doyle SJ
          Fr John Dunne SJ
          Fr Bryan Fennelly SJ
          Fr Frank Finegan SJ
          Fr Dermot Fleury SJ
          Fr Michael Gallagher SJ
          Fr Henry Grant SJ
          Fr Brian Grogan SJ
          Fr Jim Healy SJ
          Fr Pearse Higgins SJ
          Fr John Hughes SJ
          Fr James Kelly SJ
          Fr Colm Lavelle SJ
          Fr Hilary Lawton SJ
          Fr Maurice Leahy
          Fr Cecil McGarry SJ
          Fr Fergal McGrath
          Fr Leonard Moloney SJ
          Fr Donal Neary SJ
          Fr Conor Naughton SJ
          Fr O’ Beirne SJ
          Fr T Prendergast SJ
          Fr Stephen Redmond SJ
          Fr Ronnie Burke Savage SJ
          Fr Peter Sexton SJ
          Fr William Stephenson SJ
          Fr Senan Timoney SJ
          Fr Bill Toner SJ
          Fr Joe Veale SJ
          Fr William White SJ
          Tony White SJ
          Eoin Garrett SJ
          David Murphy SJ
          Des Kennedy SJ

          Sr M. Celine
          Sr Mangan
          Ide M. Ni Riain
          Fr Billy Moran
          Joe Davy
          Uncle James
          Mother
          Andrew Elder
          Richard Leonard
          Dr Marion Macken
          Dr Dermot Ryan
          Miss N Macken
          Sheila Macken

          IE IJA N/8/12 · Item · 7 September 1841
          Part of Non-Irish Jesuit material

          Letter from Dr Charles Russell, Munich, Germany to his brother Peter Russell, Wellington Place, Dundalk, County Louth. Describes his journey from Rome to Munich and the cities he visited along the way. Remarks that he met two gentlemen Dr Simon and Mr Aiken and that he is living in '...a beautiful house in the finest street...it is the most beautiful city I have ever seen or imagined and I have been...installed in the literary (Catholic) circle - the first in Europe.