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EDENMORE ROAD,
RAHENY,
DUBLIN.
Most Rev. J.C. Mc.Quaid
Archbishop of Dublin
Drumcondra, Dublin
Your Grace:
While in Rome you sent a letter to Mother de Pazzi
giving your sanction for an addition of some extra rooms
At the Nursing Home in Raheny. Now, the plans have
been sent to Monsignor Fitzpatrick with changes which we
felt necessary to meet the present needs.
In order to finance this addition, we need to borrow
the sum of ￡40,000. The Bank is willing to give us the
loan on condition that they receive a letter of approval
from Your Grace. Please, may I ask you for this favor?
There is another letter that is necessary for the
Sacred Congregation in order to obtain the Indult. We
Would appreciate your letter of approval.
Many thanks for all you do for us. It would be a
a great pleasure to see you if it is convenient for you.
Please give us your blessing.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Sister Mary Leona ( Councilor)
Sister Mary Leona
TEL. 336931-2
or 337198
May 20, 1964

SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF CHAMBERY
EDENMORE ROAD,
RAHENY. DUBLIN
Private, General Nursing Home
Sept 2 1969
Telephone: 314044
His Grace Most Reverend
John Charles McQuaid D.D.
Archbishop of Dublin and
Primate of Ireland
Sup. Gen. and Council.
Your Grace
May we have your permission
to sell approximately two or three
acres of our land on the corner
of Edenmore Road and
Harmonstown Road. Our entire
property comprises about eight acres,
The selling of this amount of land
and its location will not in
any way hamper future
development. This sale of land
will help to reduce our heavy
debt
trusting to hear from you
soon and asking your blessing
Very sincerely in Christ
Sister M. Dorothy
Vice Provincial

SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF CHAMBERY
EDENMORE ROAD,
RAHENY, DUBLIN.
Private, General Nursing Home
Telephone. 31ddd
His Grace Most Reverend John Charles McQuaid, D.D.
Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland
Drumcondra
Dublin
Your Grace.
22.IV.70
I would 1ike to introduce myself as the Supe.
rior General of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of
Chambery. I have been elected at our 12th general
chapter. in August of 1960. At this time I am
getting acquainted with the problems of all our
provinces in the various countries, as before I
Knew only those of Scandinavia, from which I come.
I would like very much to discuss with you
the situation of our vice-province here in Ireland,
especially our hospital in Raheny. I plan to
Leave on April 3oth but will be free on Tuesday
the 28th. and on Wednesday the 29th, at any time
you might be able to see me.
Respectfully yours,
Sister Benedicle Ramsing
Sister Benedicte Ramsing,

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