Drafts and outlines written by Canon Hayes for a sermon regarding the stories behind the feasts of Our Lady of the Rosary and Christ the King.
Lecture in which Father Hayes warns Catholics against the 'idea of exaggerated nationality which is alien to the spirit of Christians and which is detrimental to the peace of humanity'. He writes that the Catholic Church is above nationality and warns of the fallibility of human systems ('Let us be prepared to die rather than compromise').
Page 2 through 8, plus page 10A, of a draft of a sermon written by Canon Hayes on the importance of Mass and the Eucharist. Includes annotations and corrections
Typed sermon summarising the life story of Jesus Christ.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the doctrine of incarnation, which entails that Jesus was at the same time both fully God and fully human.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for two separate sermons on Mary & Mary Magdalene and the biblical quotation John 9:25.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on Mary & Mary Magdalene and the biblical quotation John 9:25. Includes annotations and corrections.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on discontent, class warfare, and dishonesty.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the body of Christ.
Point-form notes written by Father Hayes for a sermon on the 'manliness' of Jesus Christ. The notes are written on the letterhead of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cadet Corps, Liverpool, for who Father Hayes was chaplain.