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Paris House: Avenue Hoche: interesting documents concerning St. Joseph's, 50 av. (de la Rein Hortense) Hoche, Paris, during the revolution of 1871, They consist of a letter (with envelope) addressed to Citoyen (i.e. Brother Seraphim), a certificate regarding the census and a MS note

Typed note saying Mr. Walshe telephoned to say that the French Government assented to the appointment of Fr. Casey as Rector, Irish College, Paris.

Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid regarding newspaper article on the Marian Year and the enthusiasm with which it has been inaugurated in Ireland. He mentions he has spent time with Mgr. Marella and staff of the Paris Nunciature. He describes it as a ‘…dark and gloomy place’.

Letter from ill. to + McQuaid informing him that M. Morgan, a late vocation, wishes to become a priest to serve in Paris. His file does not contain a reference from a priest in Ireland.

Letter from Mgr. Banaszak to +McQuaid wishing him a Happy Easter. He is thankful for the concern of the Archbishop not only about the Catholic Church in Poland but also the Polish Seminary in Paris. 1 item Portugal

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Pierre Michon. He wishes to see the Archbishop regarding the Irish College, Paris.

April - October Notices of meetings of Hierarchy with some minutes. Includes information on the Commission on Higher Education and Marymount School, Paris. Notices from Standing Committee including agendas and correspondence mainly relating to Liturgy and the interchange of teachers from abroad. Finances of Maynooth College and the state of its buildings discussed by Maynooth Trustees. 1962

Letter from +Theas to +McQuaid stating he is delighted he meet him in Paris at the International Medical Committee reunion. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Typed letter (in French) to +McQuaid from Count S. Ostrorog. He is now at the Ministry in Paris hopes to visit Ireland in the future.

Handwritten letter (in French) to +McQuaid from Jean Blanchard, Counsellor, enclosing a medal of St. Columbanus which he had made at the Paris Mint.