Letter from +McQuaid to +Levame stating that Mgr. Boylan finds Fr. Finbar O’Mahony mature enough to give conference to the Sisters at the Nunciature even though he is not the canonical age for hearing their confessions. He has asked Mgr. Boylan to give the priest faculties to preach to the Sisters.

Letter from Mgr. Boylan, Dun Laoghaire to +McQuaid regarding his visit to the Little Sisters of the Poor.

Copy of typed letter to Mgr. Boylan from +McQuaid regarding the application for a refund under the Health and 1954. 23/22A. 4 October Typed letter to +McQuaid from Sean MacEntee regarding Mr. Claude Loyola, Sweden, who wishes to join the priesthood. 1 item

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.

Copy of typed letter to Mgr. P. Boylan from +McQuaid. His anxiety over the appointment is for spiritual reasons. Mr. Derrig agreed to hold up the publication until he sees him.

File relating to a published report of Fr. M. Brennan’s lecture on Adam and Anthropology. Letters from +McQuaid to Fr. C. O’Connor, S.J., Provincial, with reply and letter from Fr. Patrick Boylan. Annotations by +McQuaid.

Letter from Fr. P. Boylan to +McQuaid informing him that the Dames [ ] are seeking permission to establish a hostel for their student sisters in Dublin.

Letter from Fr. Boylan to +McQuaid mentioning a list of books but mainly dealing with repairs needed to the church.

etween Rome and Archbishop’s 22 November 1963 House including the Chancellery and Vicar General, Monsignor Boylan, during the 2nd session. Includes petitions.

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25 August 1953 - 14 December 1957
Correspondence relating to routine details of community life and apostolate, Letter in French from Archbishop to Superior General in Paris asking for consideration of a foundation in Archdiocese to provide retreats for women and girls, his preference in this apostolate for French rather than an Irish English, or American foundation, his friend and agent in Paris is Ms. J.B. McCloskey, head of American Catholic Relief there, and her encouraging response. Correspondence relating to foundation undertaken. Lengthy correspondence with Father Fennelly C.S.Sp. regarding Stations of the Cross. Certificate of Archbishop's membership of the "Cenacle Crusade of Prayer".
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11 July 1958 - 11 August 1971
Correspondence relating to routine details of community and apostolate. Killiney superior's idea for a Regina Mundi type institute encounters reservations of Monsignor Boylan Convent Conference (Eccles Street) proper framework for such initiatives. Mother-General asks for Archbishop's suggestions regarding their renewal for apostolate of "rechristianisation". Archbishop's short reply- such thing not required in Ireland, and Cenacle must learn the Irish situation is not that of England or France. Dispensation from temporary vows of a sister.
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