Letters from Richard Ryan, solicitor to Fr. Des Williams and Dr. Hurley regarding the Priests’s house, Loughlinstown.

12-26 March 1965 Letters from Fr. Charles Hurley and Fr. John Nolan to +McQuaid regarding the changing of Mass times due to the shortage of a curate.

Correspondence involving Archbishops, Cardinals. Bishops, and others on the activities of Fr. Michael Hurley, S.J. in the field of ecumenism. The Archbishop requests the Provincial to ensure Fr. Hurley will give no public lectures in the diocese, to which the Provincial replies ‘We are doing our best’. The Archbishop expresses to Cardinal Cicognani, Secretary of State, his sense of anxiety at Fr. Hurley being chosen by the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity as a member of its delegation to a Methodist meeting in Stockholm. He does not command confidence as an exponent of Catholic doctrine according to McQuaid. The text of a laudatory lecture by Fr. Hurley on the Apostle Jesuit G. Tyrrell enclosed. Also a School of Ecumenics is proposed for Milltown. On advice from McQuaid, Cardinal Willebrands of Rome Secretariat declines to be a patron. Also enclosed are the papers relating to Archbishop Diarmuid Martin’s co-operation in launch of a book by Fr. Hurley, S.J. in 2008. Legionaries of Christ

Records recounting of Sister Marie Collins' experience living in and running Mount Saint Joseph's retreat centre for school groups including Sacred Heart Secondary School groups. > Deputy Principal Mary Hurley's

Hurley, Patrick, 12 Sig..d Rd., Arbour Hill, appealing to the Archbishop to have corporal punishment abolished in Catholic schools.

Letter from +Sensi to +McQuaid stating that the Sacred Consistorial Congregation has confirmed the appointment of Mgr. Hurley, Vicar General of the Archdiocese, as National Director of the Apostleship of the Sea.

Letter from Fr. Mullally, thanking him for the message of sympathy and for sending Mgr. Hurley as a representative to the funeral.

Letter from +Denis E. Hurley to +McQuaid regarding the National Marian Congress which will be held there in May. He invites the Archbishop to attend. 1 item

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Hurley stating he is unable to send a priest for five years due to the growth in his own Diocese.

Letter from +Hurley to +McQuaid sending him a copy of ‘Peregrini Pro Christo’ which tells the story of the Irish Missionaries in his Diocese. This publication coincides with the founding of the city of St. Augustine which is 400 years old.