Letter from Fr. P. Boylan to +McQuaid regarding the Christian Brothers’ wish to enlarge their school.

Letter from Fr. P. Boylan to +McQuaid regarding the ‘symbiosis’ in the domestic department.

Letter from Fr. P. Boylan to +McQuaid enclosing a sketch map of Dun Laoghaire Parish.

Typed letter to Mgr. P. Boylan from the Secretary informing him of the departure of the Taoiseach, Mr. Cosgrave and Mr. Corish.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard [ill]. He hopes to see Mgr. Walsh and Mgr. Boylan during the month.

Correspondence between Neil Blaney, Minister for Local Government, +McQuaid and Mgr. Boylan regarding the road safety campaign. The most important influence in the country is that of religious leaders and the Minister is appealing to them to remind all road users of their moral obligations in relation to themselves and others. In the last ten years almost 3,000 were killed, 50,000 injured at a cost of 5 million. +McQuaid will be glad to see what he can do in forming a more accurate conscience and a greater unselfishness.

Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid thanking him for allowing Fr. Stephen Clancy leave the Clergy Retreat to accompany Fr. Moylan, former Vicar General to the Nuncio and from Atlanta, to Shannon Airport. Neither he nor Mgr. Alibrandi were available to accompany Fr. Boylan to Collinstown and hence he is very grateful to the Archbishop. He also discusses the merits of the complaints of Br. John O’Toole which will be sent to the Sacred Congregation for Religious and he has followed the advice and information provided by the Archbishop. He also mentions Professor H. Bruck who has been nominated for membership to the Pontifical Academy of Science. He mentions the new Nuncio who is leaving Cairo on 31 July and who plans on stopping in Rome before coming to Dublin.

Letter from Mgr. Patrick Boylan to +McQuaid regarding Fr. Finbar O’Mahony O.S.B., the Superior of the Benedictine University Hostel. He has been appointed Conferencier to the Sisters at the Nunciature by Mother Mary. He will not however be 40 years old until the following year and so perhaps he can be allowed to have weekly or monthly conferences with the Sisters while making it clear he has not been appointed Confessor. He notes ‘…Mother Mary has never had the slightest tendency to look on the authorities of the Dublin Diocese as deserving any special recognition or respect’.

Letter from Fr. R.J. Glennon to +McQuaid. He is hoping to go Jeanne’s wedding in New York. Annotated by +McQuaid. 1 item 80/19. Statement from Fr. Michael F. Boylan to Fr. Mangan submitting the number of persons who received Communion and other matters.

Boylan. Fr. Mollaghan is studying Canon Law in Rome and is seeking a chaplaincy in Dublin during the summer to improve his English. No such work available. Brazil