Cheshire, Leonard, Group-Captain, 7 Pitts Head Mews, London, W.1,seeks guidance from + McQuaid regarding his attendance at St. Patrick’s Cathedral for the Battle of Britain Commemorations. The Archbishop replied that it would give scandal.
Clarke, Geetrude, 25 Hillside Drive, Churchtown. She is interested in Christian Unity and complains of the many things she sees militating against in the media.
Clear, John, 79 Dartmouth Park Road, Kentish Town, London, regarding the formation of an Irish Society in England.
Clery, John, 3 Tyrconnell Park, Inchicore, and Organist to Franciscan Friary, Merchant’s Quay. He suggests that the Archbishop should consider having Our Lady’s Choral Society perform Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli as a fitting end to the Holy Year.
Clinton, H.G., Glen Bar Farm, North Richmond, Swaffham, Norfolk, regarding the cruel slaughter of race horses.
Coghlan, Charles, 27 Glendun Road, Whitehall. Readers of newspapers should write to the Editors as well as Church Authorities.
-28 June 1951 Coleman, Samuel, 201 Phibsborough Road, Dublin. He implores + McQuaid to settle the unofficial rail strike which took place on 7 February, the result of which about 80 men were sacked.
Collins, Joe. Thanks the Archbishop for his kindness.
Comerford, George, 13, Furry Park Road, Raheny. He wishes to make an appointment to meet the Archbishop and seeks a letter of recommendation
Condon Timothy B. on the question of women’s athletic events.