Letter from Fr. John D. Horgan, 14 Clare Road, Whitehall to +McQuaid regarding Mr. Palfreeman and the fact that he cannot be admitted to University College Dublin.

Letter from Michael Tierney, President University College Dublin, to Mgr. John D. Horgan, 14 Clare Road, Whitehall, in relation to Mr. Palfreeman. He states that the University cannot accept students from outside Ireland into their Veterinary School. Numbers in the school are restricted and there are very long waiting lists. He has asked that this message be conveyed to the Nuncio.

dence for the 2nd session including 30 November 1963 Cardinal Felici on the attendance of assistants% Professor Horgan, UCD% Cardinal Parente on De Ecclesia & Collegialites% Cardinal Staffa% Cardinal Ciriaci on appointment of Professor Cremmins% General notifications from Cardinal Felici% Invitation to Irish Embassy% Relation on progress of schemata% reference by +McQuaid to unpleasantness at Dublin Airport in his departure to the Council & explanation by Fr. M. Nevin% invitation to lunch Irish Ambassador.

Letter from Fr. John Horgan to +McQuaid regarding the Lebanese student.

• October Correspondence between Fr. John Horgan, U.C.D., Fr. James Ardle MacMahon, +McQuaid and P.T. Hughes, Helicon regarding an article in the Magazine on censorship. Handwritten comments by +McQuaid. 4 items Men Only 1963

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from John A. Horgan, 188, Clonliffe Road, concerning the State’s competence in compelling persons to submit themselves or their children to treatment for venereal diseases.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from James Ardle MacMahon. Fr. Liam Carey phoned to say he received an invitation to a meeting to protest against the bombing of North Vietnam. The speakers were John Horgan, Sean MacReamoinn, Fr. Michael O’Neill, Jack Dowling, Donal Nevin and Peadar O’Donnell. He advised Fr. Carey to ignore the invitation. Fr. O’Neill, like U Thant, Bishop Fulton Sheen and Bobby Kennedy, felt it should be stopped. Did not know that Nevin and O’Donnell were speakers. Fr. MacMahon emphasised two points. The issue of bombing North Vietnam was a propaganda issue the moral issue was by no way simple.

Letter from +Philbin to +McQuaid apologising for not mentioning an invitation, he was given to speak at a Mental Health Symposium in Dublin. He also mentions an article by John Horgan in ‘The Irish Times’ which states he has given approval for a non-denominational chapel in the University of Coleraine. He assures the Archbishop that this is untrue. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +MacNeely to +McQuaid. He thanks +McQuaid for sending the new syllabus for nurses and feels the inclusion of a section on ethics and psychology will be helpful to their Catholic nurses. He is also happy with the presence of Mgr. Horgan on the board and thanks +McQuaid for his part in solving the problem.

-1 February 1964 Copy of ‘Effeta: a clerical students’ magazine’, Winter 1963-1964 with correspondence between +McQuaid, Fr. John Kingston, censor, Fr. John Horgan, UCD and Fr. Dermot Walsh, Provincial S.V.D. fathers. +McQuaid withdraws his imprimatur from the publication due to its content. An Cine Gaedhael