Typed letter to +McQuaid from L. O Broin, Dept. of Post &Telegraphs, relating to talks by Rev. Dr. O’Doherty on psychology and a ‘standard clock’.

Copy letter from Archbishop’s House to Fr. O’Doherty regarding a possible site for the new foundation. He suggests Sunnyside be bought and at a later stage, Castilla.

Copy of typed letter to Dr. E.F. O’Doherty from Liam Martin thanking him for his letter.

Doherty, J., Georges Road, London N.7. He is complaining about problems in the Irish education system; he deplores the practice of priests who snatch legacies from old women who are about to die. This practice should be investigated and stopped.

Correspondence relating to the continuing presence of the group in Balbriggan until their departure. Archbishop declines to allow them a foundation - they had mentioned Glencree as a possibility (see Oblates of Mary files). After a long interval, contact is made with the Archbishop. (see file Fr. John O’Doherty in Dublin Priests section for letter dated 9 regarding a German Salvatorian named Schneider. 57 items

Card from +O’Doherty to +McQuaid thanking him for a copy of the statement regarding new facilities for evening lectures in UCD.

Copy of typed letter to Brian Lenihan from +McQuaid. Points out that he only heard of the project at the end of July; the school Manager was not a member of the ad hoc committee; a priest alien to Dublin in his parish investigated his people; surprised at the Department’s mode of action seeing that Rev. Dr. O’Doherty, Dr. Saltzman and a trained team had carried out a survey covering most of the factors in the Van Leer Project. No mention of religious or moral formation.

Letter from +O’Doherty to +McQuaid stating he will attend the Liturgical Reception for the new Nuncio.

Typed letter to Fr. Martin from Rev. Dr. E.F. O’Doherty, Dept. of Psychology, UCD. It seems to him that most of the factors in the Van Leer Project have been covered by his research team.

Letter fro Fr. Kevin O’Doherty to +McQuaid regarding his UCD course and offering his services as a chaplain during that time.