Your Grace my dear Archbishop
To. morrow, the 7th marks the second an-
niversary of the permission so kindly given
by you for the Nursing Home in your Arch-
diocese. I could not resist writing to
assure you that my heart is still grateful
and humble and that you will receive a
very special place in my poor prayers
to morrow. No day passes without a re-
membrance but to morrows will be a more
fervent one. I haven t forgotten your dear
Sister either R. I. P.
Our dearest Lord must have special designs
for me as He seems to wish me to be so much
alone! I needed this in order to become more
dependent on Him. Very soon though I ex
pect to be joined by the Superior for St. Joseph's.
The Gate lodge is fast becoming habitable
and once there we can follow at close range
the work on the big house
St. Joseph has really taken charge and I am
amazed at what has been done in the month or
five weeks. He has even favored the workers
with lovely weather. Mr. Cooney seems to be
a very fine type of man and his men work
well. The foreman said yesterday that he
seems quite certain that their part of the
work will be completed in six months.
I hope, your Grace, if you have time, will go
out to see the progress that has been made
I had expected a ring from Dr O Connell some
time ago, but, you are busy I know. Maybe
when you have a few free moments, you
wont forget me your Grace.
I hope you are keeping well and that our
Lord Himself will fill the void that your
sister Helens death has caused
Please bless me, your Grace while I big to
remain
Most respectfully in M
Your grateful I obedient child
Sister Mary de Pazzi
