Letter from Edward Gleeson to Fr. Williams regarding a Curate’s house in Blackbanks estate. 1 item
Typed letter to An Taoiseach, John A. Costello, from Joseph Rodgers, Bishop of Killaloe. He finds it strange that the Attorney-General should prosecute a priest in court for the defense of the doctrine of the Blessed Trinity, a doctrine enshrined in the Constitution.
- 2 August 1945 Reports on the Cabra district of the parish.
Typed letter to Fr. Mangan from M.A. Croker, Secretary, Royal National Hospital for Consumption for Ireland (Newcastle, Co Wicklow), requesting permission for the reservation of the Blessed Sacrament in the Hospital Chapel when the present permission ceases.
Letter from +Staunton to +McQuaid stating he is looking forward to the visitation by +McQuaid in September. He also mentions he will write the Minutes in the traditional manner and will minute the appointment of the Archbishop to the Catechism Committee.
Scheme for Child Delinquency.
Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Dr. Victoria P. Coffey, enclosing a brief outline of her scheme on child delinquency.
Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid enclosing letter he received today.
Correspondence from parishioners about various events and activities. Includes mention of St. John’s Ambulance, a poltergeist in Willow Park, priests at loggerheads with undertakers, church music, the death of Fr. Joseph Garrihy and the transfer of Fr. O’Keeffe.
Letter from +O’Hara to Mgr. Glennon asking him to send the most up to date information on the Diocese to Sir Harold Hood, Assistant Editor of the Catholic Directory, published by Burns, Oates & Washbourne in London. With his imminent departure, he is unable to do this himself. Attached is a copy of the reply from Mgr. Glennon to Sir Harold Hood forwarding details for 1951 which was the last year a census was taken.