Letter from +Craven to +McQuaid inviting him to the enthronement ceremony of +Heenan. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Invitation from +Heenan to +McQuaid to attend the launch of the ‘Complete Catholic Edition of the Revised Standard Version Bible’ in Westminster Cathedral. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Heenan to +McQuaid regarding Fr. Andrew Moore. He is a lecturer in Canon Law and Moral Theology at St. Edmund’s College and recently his brother died. He is taking some leave and has been in contact with a Fr. McHugh. The Archbishop may be approached on his behalf to find some ‘light duties at home’.

Letter from Mgr. David Norris, private secretary to Cardinal Heenan to +McQuaid stating they will miss Fr. Eamonn Cotter from Warwick Street and know his replacement, Fr. Hurley, will do a great job.

Letter from +John Carmel Heenan, Archbishop Elect of Liverpool to +McQuaid inviting him to his enthronement. Annotated by +McQuaid. Liverpool

Letter from +Mathew to +McQuaid regarding an article by +Heenan. He describes him as ‘Britain’s Radio Priest’. He speaks of his plans for a Youth Organisation. He mentions the position of Nuns under the new National Service Act which applies to all unmarried women.

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.

Letter from Sean Kavanagh, Governor, Mountjoy Prison, seeking permission to have Fr. J.C. Heenan, Catholic Missionary Society of England, give a lecture to the prisoners in Mountjoy. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Correspondence regarding routine community life and apostolate. A Brother feels obstructed by the Superior General in endeavour to proceed to Holy Orders (within the Congregation, it would seem). References to Cardinal Heenan and Archbishop Hurley (Durban). Question of a foundation in Greystones. Colaiste Mhuire celebrates.

Wording of telegram from +McQuaid to +Heenan on his appointment to Westminster.