View the collections of the school and convent created from the ruins of the Old Archbishops' Palace, from documents telling the story of how this incredible transformation was achieved to photographs showing the vibrant life of the school and stunning vestments from Mayfield's Chapel. 

From a centre searching for vocations in Stamullen, to a hostel for young women in Dublin, schools that continue to flourish today in Killiney and Sallynoggin to pioneering work with Irish Traveller communities, the SHCJ have worked in strikingly different roles and apostolates in Ireland. View the Ireland papers and photographs to find out more. 

Nigeria was the first African country in which the SHCJ's ministry began and home country of its first African sister. Find here photographs, letters and other documents that describe how SHCJ sisters overcame financial constraints, vast distances and even war, to nuture SHCJ convents, schools, training colleges and other initiatives across this land.