Letter from +Conway to +McQuaid stating he will try to find out something on the matter discretely.
Conway
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Letter from +Conway to +McQuaid thanking him for a copy of the report on the Marriage Bill.
Conway, Marion, Eaglehill Ho., Suncroft, Curragh, Co. Kildare. She is complaining that Fr. Whelan interfered with her recently deceased brother, who did not want to make a will. She accused the priest, a solicitor and doctor of fraudulently writing a will which defrauded herself, her nieces and nephew of their rights. She asks the Archbishop to have this will undone immediately.
Clarke, BBC Television Centre, London congratulating him on the ‘Civilisation’ series. Also copy of letter sent by Cardinal Conway to +McQuaid.
by Pope Paul VI. Includes letters from +Sensi, +McQuaid, and Cardinal Conway. Also includes a Latin document ‘Sacra Paenitentiaria Apostoloica’, ‘Missa pro Iubilaeo Extraordinario’ and L’Osservatore Romano, 13 May 1966.
re Heating and Cleaning of National Schools including those from T. O Deirg & Joseph O’Neill, Department of Education. Appointment of Rev. William Conway to Chair of Moral Theology in Maynooth. Reports from various individuals on films. Memorandum from Irish Farmers’ Federation. Government Rule 92 on Teachers and Public Houses including an extract from ‘The Irish School Weekly’. Procedures relating to the employment and dismissal of lay teachers in secondary schools conducted by Sisters under Diocesan control. Meetings of the Trustees of Maynooth College. Discussion on the vacant Chair of Sacred Scripture. 1943
Copy of typed letter from + McQuaid to Cardinal Conway informing him that he has expressed his disappointment to the Jesuit Provincial regarding the statement of Fr. James Healy, S.J., about Clonliffe College and Mater Dei. Achonry
Letter from +Hurley, Rome to +McQuaid inviting him to lunch on 16 November. Dr. William Conway will be the guest of honour. Salina
October-December 1965 Invitations from dignitaries during the 4th session, including a visit from the Taoiseach to the closing of the council and a funeral mass for Cardinal Conway.