Young Christian Workers: Jocism: photocopy of an offcut of an article by Declan O'Sullivan, C,P., in "The Irish Catholic" entitled "Jocism in Ireland: the Belfast Experience". It is a report by Declan on the first eighteen months experience in establishing a section (i.e. local branch) of the Young Christain Workers (YCW or JOC - Juventum Operaia Christiana) in Belfast. This is a very poor photocopy.
1923087 Edmund Burke, C.P., Sermons and Radio Talks: leter from Deputy Director, Radio Eireann, to Edmund. Thanks for script submitted (evidently re conclave for election of pope). Also for item re Gemma Galgani.
Drum-Mohr: Musselburgh: Loretto School Offices: Edinburgh to Rector, Drum-Mohr: no decision re Drum-Mohr. Next meeting of Governors will be in July, when decision will be made known to rector.
Mount Argus; Lands; Loader Park: leter from MacDonagh & Boland, 51 Dame Street, Dublin to Bursar. Certificate re claim for vacancy relief re unoccupied mill enclosed for signature. Collector's demand note to be returned. Delay due to Government not sending form.
Kavanagh Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives: ARTICLES AND TALKS RE THE KAVANAGH MSS: photocopy of an article entitled "An Unpublished Eighteenth Century Franco-Irish Manuscript" published in "Studies (Sept. 1939) by Dr. Richard Hayes. This article contains some interesting facts, such as an explanation as to how Kavanagh came to be ordaind before he had begun his priestly studies, casts some doubt on Kavanagh's strictures concerning one of the superiors of the college at Nantes, Fr. John Walsh, and gives telling information on a Fr. Richard Ferris to whom Kavanagh wrote offering his services so that he could remain in France. This copy of the article was supplied to the archives through the good offices of Gerard Lyons, Manuscripts Department, National Library, Dublin
