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Your Grace my dear Archbishop
We were disappointed that we did not have
r little visit from you before you left Sunday.
Fiat. I felt grateful that at least I had a
word with you
I wanted to thank you personally for all the
help you gave me these last days especially
Dr. Fitzpatrick was so very gracious in his
interest. He blessed all the articles and vest-
ments and very generously offered to say
the first Mass in the little Oratory
He did not know what arrangements you
would sug gest beyond that Would you like
1to ask the Capuchins or Vincentians to
say a Mass once a week Maybe you have
other plans, which you will make known to
us after we return to Dublin
Mother Alice Mary arrived safely this morn-
ing and was thrilled to be in Ireland.
G
I know, your Grace you are on Retreat and
when we return to Raheny, I shall send you
a note because I am sure you will want
to meet Mother. She is most anxious to meet
you
I wanted to tell you Sunday that we shall
be looking forward to your visit to our
Gate lodge in the near future. You know
Your Grace how very happy we shall be
to welcome you to our humble home.
These days, you are receiving a special remembrance
and I beg our Lord to fill your soul with
tremendous graces to meet the problems and
anxieties which must necessarily present
themselves each day. Your position is no
easy one.
With kind personal wishes while humbly
begging your blessings
my dear Archbishop, although unworthily
I beg to remain
Your devoted I grateful child in J.
Sister Mary de Pazzi

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
Mother Alice Mary and I came to
St. Josephs on July 12 and after the
visit of our Archbishop from home
Mother left for Kerry to see her
mothers people She returned again
on Saturday and we are settling
down to happy Community life.
It is a drastic change for Mother
after a Community of sixty Sisters
and over five hundred patients
However He Who called her to Ire-
nd will give all the graces
necessary for the work ahead of
her I know
Perhaps you expected me to write
Your Grace again telling of our arrival
I am sorry if I am at fault and
hope that you will see Mother as I
know she is most anxious to meet
you,. Perhaps you have been very
busy and could not arrange an
interview
Your Fatherly kindness toward me
these years past is a topic familiar
r Mother Alice Mary and she is look-
ing forward to seeing you.
Our workmen are on holidays but
I am pleased with what has been
done up to the present. Magnificat.
The night watchman came down
to us last evening about five o clock
to tell us that St Joseph had left
the premises. The statue which was
installed in the building is gone.
I hope it has no significance. You
have been our St. Joseph
,
I hope your Grace is well
with every kind personal wish and
a remembrance always before our Lord
I beg to remain my dear Archbishop,

Dear Mother M.de Pazzi,
I am grateful for your letter informing
me of the Mother General's decision. She should communicate it
to me formally to have the canonical documents in order.
Today, I spoke to Mr Michael O'Brien. He
has at once set about regulating the purchase of Edenmore.
On the return of Mr Richard Ryan, the
Solicitor, I shall acquai/nt him of the legal requirements.
With kind regards,
I remain, dear Reverend Mother,
Yours sincerely in Christ,
-John C.McQuaid,
Archbishop of Dublin,
etc., etc..
Oth August 1955.
Reverend Mother M.de Pazzi,
Crickhowell,, Brecons. Sth.Wales

My dear Mr. Ryan,
St. Joseph of Chambery?
Will you kindly look after still another Congregation :
private Nursing Home and have been in touch with Mr. Michael O'Brien and Mr.
These Sisters propose to purchase _Edenmore, Raheny, for a
Alfred Jones.
into touch with you. He has examined the position very carefully,
I think that the shortest way would be to have Mr. O'Brien get
With grateful regards,
I remain,
Yours very sincerely,
4 John C. McQuaid.
28th August, 1955.
Richard Ryan, Esq.,

Dear Reverend Mother,
I have pleasure, now that I know your
address, in returning the documents you sent me.
I am glad to learn of the Minister's
approval.
The Bank Manager has written and I have
signified my approval on condition that The Holy See grants
the usual permission to borrow the 858,000 needed for
Edenmore.
You will never forget that it is
my desire to help the Scandinavian countries that induced
me to give the Congregation a House in Dublin. It is my
hope that you will obtain vocations for your work in
these mission countries.
With kind wishes,
I remain,
Yours very sincerely in Xto.,

Archbishop of Dublin,
etc.
15.iv.57.
Reverend Mother M.de Pazzi,
at Rockwell College,
Cashel.

I have the pleasure in sanctioning in so far as it
pertains to the Archbishop of Dublin. The request of Rev. Mother M. de Pazzi
of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Chamber. Via Calandrelli, 9, Rome, to
borrow 38000 for the purchase and equipment of Edenmore
Raheny on condition that due permission of the Holy See will have been secured
I am
yours sincerely

• John C. McQuaid
  Archbishop of Dublin
  97. .
      15-.
      V
      6.9. Sheridan Esq

Pontificio Collegio Irlandese
Via Santi Quottro, 7
Roma
7/11/63.
Telephone Message.
Your Grace,
Mother Leona, Casa Generalizia
delle Suore di S.Giuseppe, Via Colandrelli,
9, said that Mother de Pazzi had written to
Your Grace. I was able to tell her that
Your Grace had replied to Edenmore on
the Ist inst.
Mother Leona asked if Your
Grace could very kindly write to Mother
de Pazzi in Rome in the care of Mother
Leona, sanctioning the extra rooms, and
granting permission to borrow. Mother
Leona explained that Mother de Pazzi
would have left Edenmore for the States
on the 3rd inst, and that they were
anxious to forward Your Grace's permission
to the S.Congregation.

27th July 1956.
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re Edenmore Raheny,
My Lord Archbishop,
I thank Your Grace for your letter of 25th inst., with
letters from Jones & Kelly dated 6/7/1956 and from Mr. O' Brien
dated 12/7/1956 to Mother de Pazzi which I retain unless Your
Grace wishes them back.
My last letter to Mother de Pazzi was on 23 May
1956 and my last contact with Mr. O'Brien and Mr. McAuley was per
' phone a few weeks ago. I am making another attempt to get the
Corporation moving.
Beleve me,
My Lord Archbishop,
Most truly yours,
M.Jon.
The Most Reverend John C. McQuaid D.D.
Lord Archbishop of Dublin,
Archbishop's House,
DUBLIN N.E.3.

ARTHUR O'HAGAN & SON
SOLICITORS
Enclosures
RICHARD RYAN
JAMES R RYAN. LLB
RICHARD H.RYAN.
EDWARD G. GLEESON. LLB.
TELEGRAMS. O'HAGAN DUBLIN.
TELEPHONE. 52106 (2 LINES)
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re Edenmore
My Lord Archbishop,
Mother de Pazzi wishes that I Keep you informed of the
position in this matter and for that purpose I send Your Grace
copies of my firm's Ietter of 19th instant to Mr J.J. McAuley the
Corporation Valuer and of my letter of same date to Mother de Pazzi.
as a result of a discussion with him and I understand he will
The Letter of 19th instant to Mr McAuley was written
probably recommend acceptance of the offer.
It is now impossible that possession of Kellys house
can be obtained at the same time as Edenmore. The Nuns were hoping
to be able to reside in that house while the work was belng done at
Edenmore. Alternatively Mother de Pazzi thought that perhaps
(subject to Your Grace's approval) they might be able to occupy the
Gate Lodge. The views of Mr Jones the Architect about this Gate
Lodge are set out in my letter of I9th instant to Mother de Pazzi.
Believe me to be
My Lord Archbishop
Most truly yours,
The Most Reverend John C. McQuaid D.D.
Lord Archbishop of Dublin
Dr. Rean.
Archbishop's House
Dublin N.E.3.
9 Harcourt Street
Dublin, C.19
22nd October 1956.

ARTHUR O' HAGAN & SON
SOLICITORS.
RICHARD RYAN,

9. Harcourt Street
   JAMES R. RYAN, LLB
   RICHARD H. RYAN
   EDWARD G. GLEESON. LLB.
   encl
   Dublin, C.19.
   TELEGRAMS. O' HAGAN. DUBLIN
   TELEPHONE. 52106 (2 LINES)
   30th November 1956
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   My Lord Archbishop,
   Since my last letter my brother has
   had a conference with Mr. Michael O'Brien
   Mr. J.J. McAuley and Mr. Codd the Principal
   Housing Officer and has been in communica-
   tlon with Mother de Pazzi as a result of
   which we have written the letter of which
   I enclose a copy and are given to understand
   that the offer contained in it will be
   Accepted.
   Believe me,
   My Lord Archbishop,
   Most truly yours,
   The Most Reverend J.C. McQuaid D.D.
   R. Ryan.
   Lord Archbishop of Dublin,
   Archbishop's House,
   Dublin N. E. 3
   Re: Edenmore