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Letter from [Mgr. Glennon] to Mgr. Alibrandi regarding a rescript.

Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid thanking him for all he did to ensure the success of the Coronation Anniversary ceremonies. He offered fervent prayers for both the Archbishop and the Archdiocese. He also thanks him for attending the reception which was held last evening.

Lyons-Jones, J., Castlewood Park, Rathmines. Questions + McQuaid’s interpretation of the Scriptures. Two booklets.

Letter from +Cody to +McQuaid stating two members of the St. Joseph Sisters will arrive in Ireland towards the end of April. He recounts his own memories of his recent trip. He invites the Archbishop to participate in the Diocesan Centennial. He mentions the recent trip to the States by Prime Minister Costello. He was unable to travel to Canada as his schedule was too full. He hopes he will visit at a later stage and believes it would have a great impact on Irish-Canadian relations. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letters from + Theas to + McQuaid, in French, complaining that commercial travel companies are involved in organising pilgrimages to Lourdes who have no interest in the spiritual aspect of the pilgrimage. 2 items

Typed copy of a leaflet given out at a meeting at Moran’s Hotel. The First Dail aimed for National Independence and a socially just democracy. The first aim has been pursued but the second has been neglected by successive Governments. The economic policies and the social outlook of the pre-1916 British society have been preserved and the social ideals of our revolution have been increasingly abandoned. The 1913 Club has been formed to reverse this process.

Letter from B. McMahon, Censorship Board to J.J. Murphy regarding ‘The dead, the dying and the Damned’ by D.J. Hollands.

Article from the ‘Irish Press’ entitled ‘Should we ban the banning?’

Note from Fr. James Ardle MacMahon to +McQuaid regarding a message from Cardinal Conway about the day of abstinence on March 19.

File relating to special collections taken up in the parish.