Typed letter to +McQuaid from Eamon de Valera. A Parliamentary Question about the affair at Fethard-on –Sea has been tabled by Deputy Noel Browne. A copy of the reply enclosed.

Letter from Canon Codd to +McQuaid thanking him for his recent kindness and for presiding at the obsequies of Mgr. Browne.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to Bishop Michael Browne, Galway, inviting him to the Liturgical Reception and afterwards to the Gresham Hotel.

-8 November Correspondence between Fr. Joseph A. Carroll, Diocesan Censor, Fr. C. Mangan, Secretary, S.J. Hughes, Browne & Nolan and Patrick Dargan regarding the translation into English the German book Bekenntnis Zur Katholischen Kirche (Conversion to the Catholic Church). The book consists of four essays written by four German Protestant married ministers who were received into the Church. The issue is whether it is appropriate at this time to translate this work into English in either England or Ireland. No. 1955

tory correspondence including some 10 September 1964 from the Nuncio on the schemata% Archbishop of Armagh% Cardinal Michael Browne on collegiability% Professor Cremmin on appointment to the commission.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from + Michael Browne, Galway. He is unable to attend the meeting of 6 November. Agrees with the case made in the Sub-Committee’s Report.

Letter from +Browne to +McQuaid accepting an invitation to the centenary celebrations in Clonliffe. He also enquires if the new catechism has been translated into Irish.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Browne stating he has a priest currently working on copying the documents in the Diocesan Archives. 1 item

Corresponden Irish bishops on common 8 November 1963 amendments to De Cura Animarum and De Episcopis. Also Cardinal Michael Browne as well as unsigned and undated speech/memo from the Irish College.

Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid stating that the Bishop of Galway, Dr. Browne, has sent a proposal to the Holy See with regard to sponsoring six Lithuanian or Ukrainian students at University College Galway. He suggests that the balance of the monies held for the relief of Polish refugees in Ireland could be used as a contribution towards his proposal. He asks to know the current balance on the account and if the Red Cross still has it.