3 sets of notes written by Father Hayes for a sermon on the virtues and moral authority of the Catholic Church.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the monastic Order of Saint Benedict. Includes initial notes (11pp) and a handwritten first draft with annotations and corrections (17pp).
2 sets of notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on St. Francis of Assisi.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the negative aspects of socialism and communism.
3 pages of foolscap notes comprising two drafts of a sermon by Canon Hayes on the relationship between science, nature, and God.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the relationship between science and the Catholic Church.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on motherhood, 'home', and purity.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on love of God, Christ, and neighbour. In it, Canon Hayes contrasts physical poverty and intellectual poverty, the latter of which he calls 'most appalling'.
Point-form notes written by Father Hayes on Lent and Sacrament.
Notes written by Canon Hayes for a sermon on the concept of the 'Home', both in a domestic and a religious sense. Canon Hayes states that obedience, loyalty, and purity are 'virtues of the home' and equates divorce with death.