Philip III sent to Rome in 1618. Nevertheless, the description of Wadding as Vice Secretary to the Governor of St. Francis in Rome appears not to match to the 1618–19 chronology.
In 1632, he was appointed vice-procurator general of the order and was named its vice-commissary in Rome twelve years later. Paul Ragget [...] of the order of St. Bernard was abbot of St Mary's Cistercian Abbey, Co. Dublin. In the 1620s, he appealed to the Spanish authorities to send Irish soldiers based in Flanders on a military expedition to Ireland. The Raggett family of Kilkenny were related by marriage to Archbishop David Kearney of Cashel and Paul Raggett was named as a possible candidate to succeed him. William Talbot OP is recorded here as William of the HolyGhost. An associate of JohnBathe, he resided at Antwerp and Madrid.

Richard Convoy refers to RichardConway of the Society of Jesus who was born at New Ross in the early 1570s. After leaving Ireland, he was educated at Monterrey and the Irish college in Salamanca, where he frequently served as vice-rector before becoming prefect of all the Irish colleges in the Iberian Peninsula. He then served as rector of the Irish college at Santiago until 1618 and died eight years later. Conway influenced PhilipO'SullivanBeare's outlook. Complete extracts of his work are copied into those of O'SullivanBeare who frequently cited Conway's help. ChristopherHolywood of Artane Castle, Co. Dublin, mentioned above, published three works at Antwerp in 1604, the second edition of which appeared in 1619. He lived in Ireland where