Letters between Fr. Michael Troy, Ballyfermot & Fr. Liam Martin regarding the availability of evil literature and current issues with the Censorship Board. He mentions a talk given by Dermot O’Flynn at the Youth Leaders’ Conference. He believes a protest should be organised. Replies attached.

Letter from Dermot O’Flynn to +McQuaid regarding the new Censorship Board and the views of Mr. White who was very against the modus operandi to the previous one.

Letter from Dermot O’Flynn to +McQuaid regarding the Archbishop’s recent statement on divorce and contraception. He mentions the RTE programme ‘Encounter’ which was chaired by the Head of the Catholic Communications Centre. Among the panel were Judge C. Conroy, Lee Dunne, Fr. Peter Connolly and Gabriel Fallon. He discusses what was said and by whom.

Letter from J. Flynn, Asst. Hon. Treasurer, to +McQuaid enclosing a copy of the Statement of Accounts of the Library. Asks that he renew his donation of £100.

Letter from +McQuaid to Fr. O’Flynn acknowledging that lectures on Sociology to the mens’ Sodalities is worth examination.

Letter from Fr. P. O’Flynn to +McQuaid informing him that Fr. Moroney will be free to undertake the Catechetical lectures in the Technical School. Refers to Canon McArdle’s recommendations in regard to Plan ‘A’ (see 133/5).

Letter from Maureen Walsh to +McQuaid nominating a new treasurer, Mr. O'Flynn.

Letter from WH [William Horan] to Fr. Mangan regarding Fr. Raymond O’Flynn, a missionary priest, who is very ill.

Letter to the Archbishop from Owen Cowley regarding Mr. O'Flynn and Mr. Gleeson.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Dermot J. O’Flynn, Churchtown Drive, Milltown, outlining his response to the Council Meeting of the To-Morrow Club relating to the National Planning Conference. He does not want his observations to disparage the good work of the Conference to stimulate public interest in the necessity for preparedness for the post-war. Information bulletins enclosed.