Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Griffin regarding the Irish delegation to the Pax Romana Conference.
Griffin
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Letter from +Bernard Griffin, Auxiliary Bishop to +McQuaid regarding Irish girls in the diocese and the work of Mrs. Murtagh. He praises the Archbishop’s work with the Catholic Social Welfare Bureau and also compliments the work of the Legion of Mary.
Letter from Canon McArdle to +McQuaid asking his advice regarding the Bequest of Elizabeth Griffin, deceased. 1 item
– 3 June Correspondence between +Griffin, +McQuaid and W. Gill 1955 of M.H. Gill printers regarding baptism certificates which do not have a space for the mother’s maiden name. 4 items
Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid thanking him for the hospitality during his visit. He mentions Rev. Dr. Heenan and he hope the Archbishop will meet with him at some stage. He also discusses plans to assist Irish people coming to England. Financial matters are briefly mentioned. Annotated by +McQuaid.
Griffin, George, 7 Slane Road, Crumlin. He has been involved in combating Jewish money lending and now feels it is time for Direct Catholic Action.
Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid stating he would have been honoured to have the Archbishop at the Centenary celebrations and will be very glad a delegate is being sent.
Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Griffin stating he will be on holidays at that time but will return, privately, to the city to meet the Cardinal.
Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid apologising for having missed him at the funeral of Cardinal MacRory in Armagh. He discusses his journey over. Annotated by +McQuaid,
Draft reply in +McQuaid’s handwriting. He does not see the necessity of publishing the Letter of Benedict XIV at this date. If Jews are acting unjustly the action to take is indicated by the law of the State. Notes it is not clear what direct Catholic Action means. 3/ 24/6. 2 May 1941 Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from George Griffin. He tries to explain what Direct Catholic Action means by quoting Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum. He intends to follow these principles.