Note from Fr. J.A. MacMahon saying that he asked Fr. Liam Carey to secure a copy of Grille. Suggested that the Irish Christian Left constituted a challenge to the DIAE. Copy of Grille.

Handwritten letter to Mgr. Michael O’Halloran from Fr. Carey reporting on the Missionary Exhibition’s inclusion at the World Fair, New York, 1964.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Spellman stating it was a privilege to have Mgr. Wilders at the blessing of the Carmelite Sisters’ home. He mentions a Fr. Liam Carey who will be studying in Columbia University in September. He hopes the Cardinal will be able to find some small pastoral work for him to do. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Handwritten minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. Fr. Carey reported that there are thirty-three children in the Fairy Hill Special Home, mainly boys aged 5/6 years old. Fr. Warren is satisfied with their spiritual care. Children remain in the Home from 6 months to two years. It was reported that Regina Publications, Cavendish Row, published and sold Papa Encyclicals and other Papal addresses. Their work was correct and in order.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from James Ardle MacMahon. Fr. Liam Carey phoned to say he received an invitation to a meeting to protest against the bombing of North Vietnam. The speakers were John Horgan, Sean MacReamoinn, Fr. Michael O’Neill, Jack Dowling, Donal Nevin and Peadar O’Donnell. He advised Fr. Carey to ignore the invitation. Fr. O’Neill, like U Thant, Bishop Fulton Sheen and Bobby Kennedy, felt it should be stopped. Did not know that Nevin and O’Donnell were speakers. Fr. MacMahon emphasised two points. The issue of bombing North Vietnam was a propaganda issue the moral issue was by no way simple.

Typed letter from + McQuaid to Fr. Fehily saying he is being replaced on the Committee by Fr. Carey.

Letter from +Lawrence B. Carey to +McQuaid asking for assistance in finding priests for his Diocese.

Letter from Fr. Carey to Fr. McMahon enclosing a resume of the agenda of the meeting held ‘last Friday’.

Typed letter from Fr. MacMahon to Fr. Carey, thanking him for his letter and enclosing a note from Mrs. Una Byrne suggests somebody should attend this meeting, possibly Mr. Maurice Kenny, a reliable man and keen helper in the Hostel. He notes that the Labour Party is not attending.

Letter from Fr. Carey to Fr. Ardle McMahon enclosing a copy of the minutes.