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              Visit of Father David
              IE IE/GLA IE/GLA/2020-03-06/9/2020-03-06/12/2021-07-20/142 · Item · 23-10-1935
              Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

              Letter to Father Prior from Mary Martin regarding the cancelled visit of Father David. Though the date is marked 1935 in the letter by someone else afterwards, it is most likely 1934 because of the context.

              TEXT

              • Leeson St
                Caritas
                Dublin
                Dear Father Prior
                Many thanks for your
                letter + Post card only received
                this Morning Naturally I
                was disappointed when Dom
                David did not turn up
                Yesterday but on the other
                hand they, at least these
                things T.P. do not effect me
                much now
                We had arranged
                to have no visitors so as
                to be well strong for his
                visit. now I have it still
                to look forward to + I hope
                in two weeks time
                A pare
                my toes healed enough to be
                able to go home but God alone
                kwows these things for certain.
                D.Quinlan returned on Sunday
                he came yesterday + the St
                have decided it is better
                to take of the tops of the 1st
                toe + part of the big toe
                this little separation £ will
                probably be done on either
                Thursday or Friday next if
                My rheumatism chases us
                Last Friday I got rather an
                acute attack of Rheumatism
                which has left me rather
                more weak + tried. To-day
                I am better but slept badly
                I know once more you will
                all pray for me that in all
                recovery
              • that the sickness will
                not go further afield. the
                boys keep well_ I hope Matron
                will see light soon about Rose
              • that Fr John has her
                insured + the card stamped
                up to date in case she has
                to go to hospital or is
                unable to work for some
                time.
                All the cards should
                be kept stamped up to
                date.
                Ask Matron
                to write
                if there is any thing.
                she needs
                from Dublin
                to help her for Rose
                I am also sorry to hear the
                boys are not eating well
                I remember at breakfast they
                used to eat a very good
                plate of porridge ( which must
                be made thick) I plenty of known
                Sugar + Milk a cup of tea
                Bacon + Egg but hardly any
                bread + butter
                For dinner the smaller boys
                eat little but they all used
                to eat a very big
                plenty of bread + butter +
                Jam
                Supper was another
                meat they did not eat much
                at but then they have a
                glass of milk.
                forgot to
                tell Matron Frank Mc Cann
                used to have a glass
                Milk at 11 am if he is
                inclined to loose weight
                They all should eat well
                now especially if there are
                colds going about the
                house
                I regretted very much having
                to send you this further burden
                Miss claims I may
                confess honestly all the suffering
                of my accident is nothing
                compared to the first few
                months but it all had to be
                to bring things right for Glenstal
                Both Srs say I am going
                on slowly + surely. I am
                naving Beers treatment now
                for my toes + start infectio
                to.morrow. I am not suffering
                so much now + with a
                pill I sometimes get 3 to 4
                hours sleep. so am feeling
                better.
                I believe Our Lord will
                let me grow here apart from
                you all in the spirit of
                St. Benedict
                I read +
                study his Rule + Christ the
                Life of the Monk + pray +
                May become more + more
                Christlike.
              • Davids visit gave me
                great joy for which I thank
                you . Mother + my sister were
                charmed with the News _
                His Excellency The Nuncio
                ts coming to see me to.morrow
                thanking you again I shall
                allways remain your grateful
              • unworthy child in Jesus + Mary
                Sr Mary
                ( S. Tell Fr. David I shall
                arrange as he directs for
                Nun to meet Sister
                M. M
              Mother Mary Martin (Auth rec)
              What a joy
              IE IE/GLA IE/GLA/2020-03-06/9/2020-03-12/19/2023-05-03/521 · Item · 28-12-1936
              Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

              ...

              TEXT
              My dear Father in Christ,

              What a joy it was to have you with us for one of our last days. I hope you were not too exhausted, that your mind is more at ease. I feel so keenly for you in all your suffering and can do so little to help.

              We are, as you can imagine, very busy. Yesterday was a day of parting. Miss Murphy took to Cork. Miss Nichols to England I could not manage the Mass and I feel developed a heavy cold. It was impossible to manage it owing to --- ---- ---- my heart to you at the Mass. He understands all and sees my weakness.

              I shall write fully from the boat. T…

              In union, love, prayer always in the hearts of Jesus and Mary. The Crucifix is ever a reminder and such a beautiful one. Many, many thanks Remember me to all at Glenstal. Your grateful child
              Marie

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              Yorkshire Insurance Company
              IE IE/GLA IE/GLA/2020-03-06/9/2020-03-12/22/2021-09-17/188 · Item · 14-10-1936
              Part of Glenstal Abbey Archive

              Cheque sent from Yorkshire insurance company. In reference to damage to clothes. Addressed to the Prior.