Lee, H., 88 Fowler Street, Goldthorm Hill, Wolverhampton. He encloses an article from the Express and Star reporting how penniless Irish girls, and others end up living with Jamaican men in Wolverhampton.
Nash, Fr. Robert S.J., The Crescent, Limerick. Correspondence concerning Protestant literature aimed at Catholics.
O’Leary, William, 175 Oranmore Road, Ballyfermot Upper. Correspondence concerning a premises for St Francis Social Club.
Correspondence between Maurice B. Lkpang, President, Nigeria Union of Ireland, and the Secretary. Lkpang will lead a delegation to tell +McQuaid of their deep sorrow and grief at the way Irish priests are turning the Irish people against their people and Government. The Archbishop knows nothing of these activities and the Secretary suggests that the matter be taken to the Religious Superiors of the Priest concerned. Map of Nigeria showing Ecclesiastical Divisions enclosed.
Letters regarding Fr. Paul Crane, S.J., book on ‘Essentials of social ethics.’
Letter from Fr. Wm. O’Riordan to Fr. Martin informing him that lorry crashed into church during Mass, referred to insurers.
Letter from Fr. Gleeson to +McQuaid regarding the need for a new primary school.
File relating to the old presbytery, 1 Abbeyview.
Letter from Fr. J. Cotter to Fr. O’Carroll and Fr. Mangan regarding the old school.
Letter from Fr. John Whelan emphasising the urgent need for a building for a Youth Movement. Fr. Kinnane agrees and wishes him success. 2 items