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Letters from + Patrick Dunne to +McQuaid regarding Mass times. 2 items

Correspondence between Count F. du Chastel, Belgium Minister, and +McQuaid regarding the singing of a TE DEUM on the occasion of the accession to the Throne of Belgium by His Majesty King Baudouin I, the last Catholic king to reign. +McQuaid has pleasure in permitting the ceremony.

Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid regarding broadcasts from Radio Moscow which are being ‘…beamed towards this country’. They are not very audible and he encloses a copy of one of the last transmissions to give an idea of their propaganda. Few people seem aware of the broadcasts and he asks +McQuaid to look for any signs that an interest is being taken in them by the Irish people.

Copy of handwritten letter to Seamus O Riain from +McQuaid thanking him for the draft of the Section.

Letter from Fr. John Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid asking permission to allow Dr. Cremin of the Canon Law Faculty, Maynooth, to borrow their Baptism Register. An entry may be examined by the judge in court.

Letter from David Coyle, Deputy President of CSSC acknowledging receipt of letter enclosing cheque for Pound405 received from +Mc Quaid , being the amount received by His Grace from Mr. O'Keeffe of the G.A.A.in respect of games played in Croke Park in aid of the Conference. Receipt for Pound405 from CSSC.

Letter from +Norton, All Hallows College, to +McQuaid thanking him for giving Benediction on the final night of the Catholic Social Study week.

Typed letter from Padraig O Dargain to Dr. MacMahon saying that the People Newspapers would like to be on a parity with the dailies, but that cannot be always managed.

Correspondence between +McQuaid and Canon F. Drinkwater, Sutton Coalfield, clarifying ‘some of them (brick bats) may as well be earmarked for a later book of the same kind which comes via Dublin, of all places.’

Letter from +Sensi to +McQuaid thanking him for the promise of prayers to help him in his new task. He states he has only the happiest memories of his time in Ireland and the kindness of the Archbishop.