Letter from +Joseph A. Carroll to +McQuaid regarding a suitable priest for the Nunciature. He suggests Fr. Enda Lloyd, a curate in Sutton or Fr. John Jones, chaplain to the Mercy Convent, Arklow. One obvious difficulty is their present location within the Archdiocese.

Letter from +Sensi to +McQuaid thanking him for the circular which was addressed to the clergy of the Archdiocese concerning the liturgy for Good Friday and the Saturday Vigil.

Letter from +Sensi to +McQuaid thanking him for the cheque for £12,000 being the amount of the Peter’s Pence collection from the Archdiocese.

Letter from +McGeough to +McQuaid thanking him for the five yearly reports for the Archdiocese.

Letter from Mgr. Rovida to +McQuaid thanking him for copies of the Communication on the Sacred Liturgy which he addressed to the clergy of the Archdiocese.

• 5 December 1971 File relating to the proposed ordination in the church of Sean McWeeney. He is to be ordained for the Archdiocese of Westminster. 4 items

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18 November 1940 - 14 October 1971 65 items
Correspondence regarding routine details of community life, due to paucity of vocations Mt. Tallant Carmel closes, property is acquired by Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. (of file "convents within archdiocese" on these last 6/1/71+)

XLIV/11 Carmelites Nuns, Ranelagh

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3 June 1941 - 2 September 1970 97 items
Correspondence regarding routine details of community life, Prioress lays before Archbishop her unease regarding deficient Carmelitems spirit in her own and other convents, suggests a common motivate, Archbishop points out impossibility of this, makes a suggestion. A proposal from Monsignor (Arvill?) to exchange with Ranelagh is declined, Reference in Cellar 8/X/49 to "unfortunate incident", file "Annales Ranelagh", letter 8 November 1961

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2 September 1941 - 21 January 1972 45 items
Correspondence with Good Shepherd Sisters (Limerick) leading to establishment of a hostel in Donnybrook (cf File `Convents in Ireland outside Archdiocese' for correspondence with Good Shepherd in New Ross and Cork)

Correspondence, mostly in French, relating to Archbishop McQuaid’s interest in Pere Lamy, who died in 1931. He was a mystic and priest of the Archdiocese of Paris and he inspired the foundation of this Institute. The Archbishop’s interest goes back to the 1930s but this correspondence begins . His interest in the House of the Institute at Oise in the diocese of Beauvais; he expedites cows from Ireland to there; he pays pension of two members at the French seminary, Rome. (see also file of St. Joseph of Cluny Sisters). The Institute is languishing due to internal and external problems, the latter involving Monsieur Charles Emmenecker, resident in Switzerland. Dr. Lea-Wilson of Dublin, is friendly. A canonical visitation takes place. Archbishop asks Msgr. Fidecicchi, Roman Rota and ‘agent of Dublin’ for advice re introducing a Cause for Canonisation for Pere Lamy. (see also section on Fr. John Charles McQuaid, pre his appointment to the See of Dublin. Dr. Lea-Wilson was the donor of the Caravaggio to the Jesuits which is now in the National Gallery of Ireland).