Paul M. Boyle Papers
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Paul M. Boyle Papers : Guide Canon law. Monasticism and religious orders. Laity -- Catholic Church. Boyle, Paul M. (Paul Michael), 1926- Guilfoyle, George, 1913- Passionists. Canon Law Society of America. Stewardship Services, Inc. Missionaries of Our Lady of La Sallette. Religious Communities Trust. Order of St Paul the Hermit. Conference of Major Superiors of Men. Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (U.S.). Center for Intercultural Formation. Catholic Church. Congregatio de Religiosis. Union of Superiors General. Catholic Church. Synodus Episcoporum. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio de Vita Religiosa in Statibus Foederatis Americae Septentrionalis. |
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Canon law. Monasticism and religious orders. Laity -- Catholic Church. Boyle, Paul M. (Paul Michael), 1926- Guilfoyle, George, 1913- Passionists. Canon Law Society of America. Stewardship Services, Inc. Missionaries of Our Lady of La Sallette. Religious Communities Trust. Order of St Paul the Hermit. Conference of Major Superiors of Men. Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (U.S.). Center for Intercultural Formation. Catholic Church. Congregatio de Religiosis. Union of Superiors General. Catholic Church. Synodus Episcoporum. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio de Vita Religiosa in Statibus Foederatis Americae Septentrionalis. |
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PBY Paul M. Boyle Papers Guide University of Notre Dame Archives University of Notre Dame Archives 2005 Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 Description based on paper finding aids and inhouse database. English PBY Paul M. Boyle Papers 1960-[ongoing]. Boyle, Paul M. (Paul Michael), 1926- 59 linear feet. 4 linear feet of printed material. University of Notre Dame Archives Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 English. Administrative Information Restricted by contract. Much of the material in this collection is presently closed to researchers. Preferred Citation Paul M Boyle Papers (PBY), University of Notre Dame Archives (UNDA), Notre Dame, IN 46556 Scope and Content General correspondence files (1960-1990); lecture notes and student papers from courses on canon law taught by Boyle; correspondence and reports from his tenure as president (1964-1965) of the Canon Law Society of America; subject files (1965-1974) on canon law as it affects religious life; correspondence, minutes, memoranda, and financial reports (1974-1983) from Boyle's close association with Stewardship Services Inc. (La Salette Fathers) and the Religious Communities Trust; minutes and meeting material from Boyle's tenure as president (1969-1974) of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men (CMSM), with correspondence and committee material from his work as CMSM representative to Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, Center for Intercultural Formation, Sacred Congregation for Religious, and Union of Superiors General; and material concerning the 1987 Synod of Bishops on the role of the laity, Vatican finances, the Pontifical Commission for the Revision of the Code of Canon Law, and the Pontifical Commission on Religious Life in the United States of America. Bishop Boyle continues to retire papers regularly. In the last ten years, he has sent correspondence, reports, newsletters, minutes, agenda, circulars, and other material concerning the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, the Religious Communities Trust, Canon Law, Apostolic Synods of Bishops, and the Passionists. Background Summary: Catholic priest, canon lawyer, superior general of the Congregation of the Passion (1976-1989), and bishop of the Vicariate Apostolic of Mandeville, Jamaica, West Indies (1991- ). Paul M. Boyle was born in Detroit, Michigan, on May 28, 1926. In 1946 he made his vows as a Passionist of the Western Province of the United States. Ordained in Louisville, Kentucky, on May 30, 1953 and sent to Rome for graduate studies in canon law, he received a licentiate in Sacred Theology from St. Thomas University in 1955 and a licentiate in Canon Law from the Pontifical Lateran University in 1957. He also attended Northwestern University in Evansville, Illinois, St. John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota, St. Regis College in Toronto, and St. Paul College in Detroit. In 1964-1965 Boyle served as the president of the Canon Law Society of America and from 1965 to 1968 as its executive coordinator. He taught canon law and homeletics at Sacred Heart Seminary in Louisville and canon law at St. Meinrad Theological Seminary from 1965 to 1968. In 1969 Boyle became president of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men, a position he held until 1974. From 1974 to 1976 he served as president of Stewardship Services Inc., an organization established by the CMSM to give financial assistance to religious communities. During these years he began working on another project to help religious communities with financial management: In 1976 he founded and became the president of Religious Communities Trust set up to instruct religious organizations on short term investments, a position he still holds. In May of 1968, Boyle was elected Provincial of the Holy Cross Province of the Passionists (Chicago); from 1976 until 1988 he served as Superior General of his congregation. In 1991 Pope John Paul II made him the first bishop of the newly formed Vicariate Apostolic of Mandeville, Jamaica, West Indies. Boyle, Paul M. (Paul Michael), 1926- Guilfoyle, George, 1913- Passionists. Canon Law Society of America. Stewardship Services, Inc. Missionaries of Our Lady of La Sallette. Religious Communities Trust. Order of St Paul the Hermit. Conference of Major Superiors of Men. Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (U.S.). Center for Intercultural Formation. Catholic Church. Congregatio de Religiosis. Union of Superiors General. Catholic Church. Synodus Episcoporum. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo. Catholic Church. Pontificia Commissio de Vita Religiosa in Statibus Foederatis Americae Septentrionalis. Canon law. Monasticism and religious orders. Laity -- Catholic Church. Related Material Indianapolis Carmelites Records National Association of Diocesan Ecumenical Officers Records Canon Law Society of America Records Conference of Major Superiors of Men Records CPBY Paul M. Boyle: Manuscripts The Paul Boyle Papers document his years as a professor, his tenures as CMSM president, SSI president, RCT president and Canon Law Society president and member, his life as a Passionist, and his work as a bishop. The bulk of the collection, however, relates to Boyle's work as a canon lawyer. Approximately 63 boxes contain correspondence and subject files pertaining to discussions of changes in canon law and the effect of these changes on the governance and life of religious communities. CPBY 1-22 Conference of Major Superiors of Men 1959-1976 The Conference of Major Religious Superiors of Men (CMSM) is an organization founded in 1956 to promote the general welfare of the religious societies and congregations in the United States. Paul Boyle served as the president of CMSM from 1969 to 1974. The material in this series consists of Board of Directors files, executive board, regional and annual meeting materials including agendas, minutes and reports as well as permanent secretary files. As the CMSM president, Boyle was also involved with and served as the CMSM representative to various other organizations. These materials are represented in the subseries breakdown of NCCB/USCC materials; Committee material including CMSM committee work and committees of outside organizations with whom or on which Boyle served; and other organizations generally including CARA (Center for Applied Research in the Apostalate), CIF (Center for Intercultural Formation), the SCR (Sacred Congregation for Religious), and the USG (Union of Superiors General). The bulk of this series dates between 1969 and 1974, but in a few cases records go back as far as 1959 and up to 1976. The CMSM series is found in boxes 1-22. CPBY 23-33 Stewardship Services Inc. / Religious Communities Trust 1974-1981 Stewardship Services Inc.(SSI) is an organization established in 1974 by the CMSM initially as a conduit for financial aid to the LaSalette fathers of Attleboro, Massachusetts, upon the collapse of a fund in which they had invested large sums of money. SSI was set up as a non profit organization through which other religious orders could donate or loan funds to provide the LaSalettes with the backing they needed to pay off their bonds and other commitments. Paul Boyle served as the SSI president from 1974-1976. During this period, dedicated religious and lay men and women recognizing the need to improve the quality of church financial management and financial consulting office for religious communities and institutions. SSI opened its financial consulting office in Washington DC in January of 1976. The material in this series dates from 1974-1981. The records primarily relate to the LaSalette financial situation (boxes 23-29) with the remainder (boxes 30-33) holding mostly financial papers of the SSI organization itself. The Religious Communities Trust (RCT, or the "Trust") was formed on March 22, 1976 and began operations November 8, 1976. Paul Boyle founded RCT, after several years of planning, to help Catholic Religious organizations toward investing short term funds more safely and profitably. There were 13 religious communities participating as charter members with the expectation of many more joining. The sole purpose of the Trust is to permit member religious organizations of the Catholic Church in the U.S. to pool certain funds in an attempt to invest more productively and efficiently in money market securities. Investments in the Trust fund are restricted to a defined list of fixed income securities approved by the board of trustees. To achieve the income objective the trustees engage a qualified professional investment advisor to manage the Trust portfolio on a full time basis. The initial trustees were Fr. Paul Boyle, Sr. Carol Marie Keller, CSJ, and Br. Louis DeThomasis, FSC. CPBY 34-91 Canon Law 1964-1968 The series of Canon Law materials holds the majority of the records in this collection. This series breaks into four subseries including: educational material; canon law meetings; subject files; and religious life. The educational materials include lecture notes and student papers from Boyle's years as a professor of canon law from 1965-1968. Prior to this, from 1964-1965, Boyle served as the president of the Canon Law Society of America, and he continued to be active in various canon law meetings throughout the scope of these papers. The material in this subseries is primarily correspondence, reports, and information from various canon law society meetings. The subject files include an alphabetical run of topics affected by revisions in the canon laws. This material consists primarily of correspondence discussing how revision in the law affects various aspects of religious life. These files lead logically into a subseries of Religious life and governance which is broken down alphabetically by the names of religious communities, male and female. These files contain correspondence discussing constitutional changes needed to conform to revisions in the law and how these changes affect religious life and governance in the various communities. The Canon Law series is located in boxes 34-91. CPBY 98-101 Correspondence Correspondence has been filed by type of correspondent. The first files are labeled with either an individual's name or by their relation to Paul Boyle, such as friends, business associates, or other religious (sisters, priests etc.) There is also a run of general correspndence files arranged alphabetically by correspondent, which is followed by correspondence with Bishops. The general correspondence files contain letters from individuals who might fit into more specific categories, but were simply filed in the general run; therefore it would be wise to check several areas within this series if looking for a specific individual's correspondence. The correspondence series is contained in boxes 98-101. PPBY Paul M. Boyle: Printed Material |