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Diary belonging to Henry King and kept while he was a student in Clongowes Wood College.

Half a postcard, depicting Henry Johnston in the Wicklow mountains with Fr Hal King SJ and Fr Patrick Joy SJ of the Irish Province of the Society, visiting a cottage.

Letter from Fr Henry King SJ to ‘Fr. Seán’ asking him to help him with spiritual work. He feels he has neglected a community in Lower Mount Street and writes, ‘Of course I was sick and then unwell for many weeks and then considerable difficulties with retreats in May and June and then a fortnight in Achill and then my own retreat and now the 30 days etc etc You are young and I am not’.

A file of letters between Irish Frs Provincial Laurence Kieran and John R MacMahon and Clongowes Wood College SJ regarding communications with the Department of Defence. The mater being considered was one where the Deptartment of Defence sought to use Clongowes as a place for storage of equipment, and in the event of an emergency, that a part of it might be used as a hospital. The advice was that Clongowes should not invite the Department of defence in, but they might have no choice. Initial letters are between Fr Fergal McGrath SJ, Rector, Clongowes Wood College SJ and Irish Fr Provincial L Kieran SJ as well as with Commandant PJ Delaney of the Department of Defence. Fr McGrath also sought the advice of his House Consultors, Fr William Dargan SJ, Henry King SJ and Cyril Power SJ. Subsequent letters were exchanged between Fr William Dargan SJ - who had been deputed to negotiate with the Ministers of Defence, Mr Oscar Traynor and Mr Francis Aiken, along with Irish Fr Provincial John R MacMahon SJ.

In the event of an "emergency", the Provincial had wanted that Jesuit community members from Milltown Park and Rathfarnham Castle might be accommodated at Clongowes, along with the local community, and remaining staff and students. This was eventually accepted by the Department of Defence, as only a small portion of the buildings would be required to function as a hospital.

Notebook belonging to Fr Henry King SJ containing spiritual notes.

A file of notebooks belonging to Fr Henry King SJ containing retreat notes.

Notes for a sermon preached on Easter Sunday by Fr Henry King SJ in St Ignatius, Galway.

Photocopy of two pages from 'No Second Chance: Reflections of a Dublin Priest' by Martin Tierney (2010), which mentions Fr Hal King SJ and the Spiritual Exercises given by him.

Photograph of a group of scholastics at St Stanislaus College, Tullabeg, County Offaly [Henry King - 4th from left?].

Photographs of groups of named Jesuits:

1 - Back row: Centre - William Gannon, Patrick O'Mara, Ernest Spillane, Thomas O'Dwyer, Hartnett - Valkenburg, [1897];
2 - Joseph Ua Nuallain, Thomas Ua Nuallain,, Richard Golding, Lambert McKenna [1886];
3 - Frs Gerry Higgins and Frank Schrenk, Dublin City centre [1950];
4 - Patrick O'Donoghue, Jeremiah Kelly, Thomas Egan, Tom Counihan, Michael Saul, Austin Kelly, Patrick McGlade. Middle: Henry King, Gerry Owens, Fr Oswald Kellet SJ, Henry Johnston, Patrick Kenny. Front: Gerry Mahony, Dan MacDonald and Patrick Joy, Stonyhurst, England [1915];
6 - Frs Andrew Macardle, Charles Farley, Irish Fr Provincial Laurence Kieran, Nicholas J. Tomkin, Socius. Archbishop Alban Goodier, Cardinal Joseph MacRory and Cardinal William MacNeely;
7 - Frs John Ryan and Tom O'Donnell, [1970];
8 - Blessing the colours by Fr Frank Browne SJ - includes William Dargan, John R McMahon and John Coyne;
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10 - Milltown Park, Back row: Sean Mallin, Thomas O'Sullivan, Joseph Corbella, Gerard Lawlor.
John Foley, James Casey, John Hayes, Richard Kennedy, Thomas Martin, Francis Shaw, Charles O'Conor, Conal Murphy. Front: Edward Riordan, Frank Schrenk, Sydney Lennon, Michael Morrison, John McAvoy, John Burden,

Sermon notes by Fr Henry King SJ on 'Holy Name' preached at Galway and St Francis Xavier's, Upper Gardiner Street, Dublin.

Sermon notes by Fr Henry King SJ on 'Our Lady'.

Sermon notes by Fr Henry King SJ preached on Easter Sunday at the Crescent, Limerick.