Rome
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Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
A document referring to "Missione Sanctae Catharinae in initate Sheffield", 26 July 1885
A document from Rome written in Latin and requiring translation.
Apostolic Blessing for Sister Mary Francis Smyth, December 1973
Signed on behalf of the Holy Father for Sister Francis' Silver Jubilee on 28 December 1973.
Bishop Thomas Grant, 1870
Correspondence between the Bishop of Leeds, his Visitator and Reverend Mother, 1919-1961
Correspondence from Archbishop's House, Southwark Diocese, Circa 1876-1983
Curricular and extra-curricular activities, 1968-1983
The file consists of records of raising money for Shelter; marriage advice; 1975 yearly account and trip to Rome; 1981 pilgrimage to Lourdes; creation and exhibition of a replica royal coach.
Decrees granting the confirmation of the election of a Superioress, 1897; 1942; 1945
Document from Rome that appears to pertain to the election of M. Benedict J. Meyer RSM. Correspondence with the Bishop of Leeds and Rome regarding the election of Sr. M. Xavier McCollum in her third and fourth periods of office as Superior.
Envelopes addressed and two letters written by Bishop Thomas Grant, Circa 1862-1870
A booklet containing envelopes postmarked circa 1862 to 1870, with a few wax seals and stamps, addressed mainly to M. Clare Moore RSM at Bermondsey Convent of Mercy. Some of the envelopes are addressed to Bishop Grant in M. Clare Moore's hand (delivered by hand). The booklet contains two letters written by Bishop Grant to M. Clare Moore RSM from Rome, dated 07 June 1862 and 18 January 1870. Also in the file are envelopes that were not been pasted into the booklet.
Indulgences granted to the Bermondsey Sisters of Mercy, 1852-1955
Indulgences granted by Popes, Bishop Thomas Grant, and others. Includes correspondence on an indulgence granted for devotions to Mary, Mother of Mercy, her image found at the Church of St Pudenziana, Rome.
Latin Bull from Rome giving the Sisters of Mercy nursing in the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth the right to wear the linen cross of the Sacred Order of St John of Jerusalem sewn onto their habits, Circa 1860
Sent to the Sisters by Sir George Bowyer of Abingdon. The Bull names "Revd. Matre Maria Clara Moore, Superioress of Bermondsey Convent". Created by F. Alexander Borgia.