A short statement by Fr. F. Gaynor saying he hereby resigns into the hands of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin the Parish of Rush.
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Letter from Fr. Matthew Blake to Fr. Mangan asking him to get a direction from His Grace on a request from the Local Urban Council.
[October 1951] Telephone message from Mr. McDonald of External Affairs regarding tentative arrangements now submitted to the Nuncio who is due to arrive in Tuesday 11 October and will be formally received His Grace, +McQuaid, and then meet with the other Bishops at a reception the following day.
Letter from Mgr. R.J. Glennon, Chancellor to Mgr. Benelli regarding Canon 269 and its application. He points out that +McQuaid is always careful to show every respect and deference to the Nuncio in Dublin and has been perturbed by comments to the contrary. It has now been learned that the Secretariat of State has issued precise instruction on this Canon and it would have been better if His Grace had been informed of this prior to now. 2 copies
Copy of typed letter to Fr. Duffy, Office of the Head Chaplain, Dept. of Defence, from the Secretary. His Grace agrees to the televising of Low Mass at Arbour Hill on April 16th.
Typed letter to Fr. Martin informing him that Mr. Everett, Minister for Justice, will call on His Grace.
Typed letter to +McQuaid from C.J. Haughey. He is going to talk to His Grace of Cashel about the matter.
Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Cecil J. Barrett. Canon Glynn told him that Dr. Browne accept the view of His Grace.
Draft handwritten letter (in +McQuaid’s writing) to John F. O’Connell, Esq., M.B., T.D. from the Secretary. The Archbishop did not say he would not grant an interview, he is surprised that his name was used in the Dail, and if Dr. O’Connell has any practical proposals to make asks that they be sent to him in advance that His Grace may decide if it is necessary or useful to see him.
Draft handwritten letter (in +McQuaid’s writing) to John F. O’Connell, from the Secretary. His Grace will take what measures he considers suitable.