Various matters including Miss Freenie
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My dear Father in Christ,
I know how your heart is feeling today. May God console you and give you all the courage you need to go ahead.
I am also suffering and a bit anxious about M. M.M., but through it all, I continue to trust God, to bring me safely through it all.
No further news from Mgrs. Ritere or Mgrs. Moynagh.
This morning, I was with the dentist and had two back teeth removed. Then he tried to get some old roots out, but with no success after much fishing in the dark, so I feel quite sore in the head.
Pray much over Miss Freenie. She is, I think, the right person and will take a few days to decide.
Mrs. Gavan Duffy rang me up this morning, and she thinks what I do now is for Miss Freenie to decide and then to take the matter in hand herself with you. Her going will be a different proposition for me. It will have to be faced from a more secular outlook—accommodation, etc., may have to be more carefully prepared, etc.
The feeling I have is that she was depressed after her visit, seeing the condition of things and how the place was .... But seems to be getting over the shock and facing the problem of taking it over in prayer
All will come right, I trust God for you.
I shall not look up Miss _ for a few days more, as I think Miss T. will go.
I shall hopefully see Dom David tomorrow, and he will have all your news.
I do not think Miss Hayes is the person you need, although I think she is very good in her own way.
Must close in great haste.
Your child for God,
Marie
