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              October 1962
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./1/12/40/2 · Item · October 1962
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter from +Taylor to +McQuaid discussing his consecration.

              October 1971
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./32/11 · Item · October 1971
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Doctors’ Congress, St. Laurence’s Feast, Standing Committee, Blackrock College Centenary, Patrician Congress, Emigrant, University Liaison Committee, Social Study Congress, Consecration of + Murphy, C.P., the Nuncio, Cardinal Browne, Canons’ Luncheon, + Dunne’s Episcopal Silver Jubilee, Foreign Diplomats and Cabinet, American Guests, Cardinal Gracias.

              March 1969
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./3/20/901 · Item · March 1969
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Invitation to attend the consecration of Mgr. Joseph Cunnane, Archbishop-Elect of Tuam. Annotated by +McQuaid.

              Leve. 23 June
              DOC/1/4 · Item · 1823
              Part of Diocese of Cashel

              Dr. Coppinder te L. Regrets he will not be able to attend the consecration ceremony at Thurles on 6 July, owing to his infirmities; although he (Dr. C.) had exerted himself to obtain the appointment of another candidate, he now wishes to offer L. his congratulations and full support.

              DOC/1/1 · Item · 1831
              Part of Diocese of Cashel

              Dr. G. Bovlan to L. Asks that a Limerick student in the College be allowed to accept a burse from Cashel: the Bulls for the consecration of Dr. Nicholas Foran as bp of Galway, have now been dispatched; it seems certain that Dr. Foran will now accept his appointment; 4 Dr. Coppinger has had a case in Rome against a priest ef his diocese, which is now nearly settled; gives details of the political situation in Rome; Sir Brook Jaylor, the English diplomat is in Rome at present.

              IE PVBM SPC/IE PBVM/SPC/1/3/1/3/35 (1-2) · File · May 1976
              Part of Presentation Sisters Congregational Archives

              Includes entries under the headings; "The vocation of the Presentation Sisters", "Formation in our way of life", "our life: consecration for Mission", "The promotion of union within the Congregation", Authority in the Congregation"; brochure advertising a vocation as a Presentation Sister.

              Dublin, 4 April
              DOC/1/3 · Item · 1823
              Part of Diocese of Cashel

              Dr. D. Murray to Dr. R. Laffan Advises him on how to act in the administration of the diocese of Cashel during the peried before his consecration: he should try to win over bis former opponents by forgetting the whole incident; the enly Pontificalia left by the last archbishop ef Cashel was a Grezier. (2 pp.) CALEADAR OF DR. LAFFAN'G PAPERS

              Christmas 1941
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./3/17/778 · Item · Christmas 1941
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter from +Collier to +McQuaid. He sends Christmas greetings to +McQuaid and greetings on the anniversary of his consecration.

              April 1966
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./1/12/39/6 · Item · April 1966
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Circular letter from Barcelona regarding the consecration of a new Co-Adjutor Archbishop, the first such appointment since Vatican II in which the Spanish State has expressed its privilege of presentation. This has been widely debated in the media, in a negative manner. The present situation in Catalonia is outlined. The new Co-Adjutor has been asked to step down. The circular is signed by both clergy and lay people.