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Jesus
Rosemount
Booterstown
Dublin
June 3. 1952
Most Rev.
J.C. Mc. Quaid DD
The Archbishop's Palace
Dublin
Your Grace my dear Archbishop
It is with deep regreet that I cross this even
ing without having had an interview with
you in which to express my personal grati
tude for the permission to enter your school
for postulants. Fiat! Perhaps this sacrfice
is the best prayer and expression of my ap
preciating
Your Grace will be happy to know that
I have received inquiries in person and
through the mail which I feel sure will
terminate through the Power of the Holy Spirit
in good religious vocations
Hoping that you will visit us in Rome and
assuring you of a daily remembrance, my dear
Archbishop, I remain most respectfully and
Sincerely in
Sister Mary de Pazzi

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Jesus

MAISON DE SANTE CHIRURGICALE

60
RUE VIOLET - XVe
Tel : VAUGIRARD 41-30
Ch. Post Paris : 2001-05
R.C. Seine : 162.366
My dear Father Mangan
Thank you very much for the prompt
reply to my litter addressed to His Grace
some days ago I do appreciate much
he permission granted me
In accordance with your request I
obtained the signatures and am en
closing the paper God willing I hope
to be in Dublin in ten days and
on my arrwal shall contact you
immediatily so that I can commence
my work there
I understand that his Grace is
now on Australia so, if you deem
it necessary, I should feel grateful
were you to express my gratitude to him
or allowing me the permission to visit
the schools
With my sincerest gratitude and an as-
surance of prayer, I remain.
Respectfully yours in J
Mother Mary de Pazzi
April 13 1953

Jesus
Rosemount.
Booterstown Dublin.
March 25 1954.
Your Grace I my dear Archbishop
The past this morning brought me a
keen disappointment regarding the per-
mission to visit the schools for postu-
lants. While I am sorry I do un-
derstand that I am only one of the
countless number asking the same per
mission Like our Lady I shall try
to lovingly say my Fiat and trust her
to inspire by other ways and means,
Some young girls to consecrate their
lives to her Beloved Sons service
I do wish to take this opportunity to
thank your Grace for the permission
extended to me in 195 2 1o 1953 Our
Rev. Mother General and the General Council
in Rome also wished me to expiess its
appreceation when speaking to you
personally. I suppose this is now im
possible
No day has passed since 1951 but I have
prayed fer your Grase and I promise to
Continue, begging our Lady to even tremendous
graces for
I remain most respectfully, in our Lady
Sister, Mary de Pazzi

Limerick
Sept 20 1955
Your Grace Imy dear Archbishop
Since I hope to complete my visit in the Limerick Schools to
morrow I plan to return to Dublin on Friday Should
there be any transactions regarding Edenmore I could be
reached either, through the Medical Missionaries (882722)or through
the Murphys (1901127
The following Monday I hope to commence the Schools of
Sligo returning to Dublin Sept 28th or 29th to arrange for
the postulants departure for South Wales At this time
should deeply appreciate an interview your Grace, if you
an spare a wee bit of time. There are two of my own
community Irish Americans who will join me at that time
One is the assistant Matron of our hospital in India
and comes from our large hospital in the Archdiocese of
Hartford Connecticut Since she is very familiar with
the needs of hospitals she would be a great help to me
in studying the plans formulated by Mr Jones The
two saw Edenmore and were very delighted with it.
This really made me very happy!! I would give me
great pleasure if your Face would permit me to present
them to you
After the departure of the postulants I shall have to think
of mine for Rome unless there will be further need of me in
Dublin Neither Mr. Jones nor Mr. O Brien here written but
they are waiting my return,
No day passes but your name finds place in my poor prayers
and I humbly trust that our Divine Lord favors you with some
special graces in return. Your fatherly kindness and interest is
more deeply appreciated and I realize with the passage of the weeks
how privileged we are to be allowed a place in your Archdiocese
With every kind personal wish and humbly begging your
blessing, I remain, my dear Archbishop
Most respectfully
Your devoted I grateful child in M
Sister Mary de Pazzi

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
God willing on Fiday I hope to go
on to Kerry to do the schools unless
there is some word from Mr OBrien
or Mr Ryan. Iam indeed humbly
grateful to your Grace for your kind-
ness and offer to be helpful.
realize that it is just a matter of
time and patience This trial can
be the price of greater fruitfulness in
the future of Edenmore
Your Grace I should be deeply
grateful if you yourself would write
a few words to Rev. Mother General
assuring her that this delay will
make no alterations in the original negotiations. She knows it
from me as I told her what you
said to me when I saw you
Cr.

Rosemount
Booterstown Dublin
April 24. 1956

Rosemount
Booterstown
Feast of Visitation

Jesus
Your Grace my dear Archbishop
Since I did not see you yesterday to express
personally my sincere gratitude for your
latest and most delicate kindness - the offer
of your car and chauffeur and the assistance
of one of your secretaries let me do so now !
I feel overwhelmed and just wonder what
more you could do Rev. Mother General too
will feel deeply appreciative and honored
I know. Do please accept my thanks
To day brought me a letter from Rev. Mother
General in which she said that she could
get no reservation in day time in a pressure
conditioned cabin-plane before July 13th Per-
hap this change would suit your schedule
better, since you will be free that day.
However I am contacting Aer Lingus in
she morning to see what can be done from
this side. When I have the exact date

and time, how shall I contact you Your Grace
You may be on Retreat, Iregret causing you
inconvenience and trouble
As I knelt in adoration in the Chapel next door
to you I thanked our Lord for the greater knowl
edge of Him that I have come by through
your great kindness. I really mean this,
Nature may reflect His beauty and perfections
but it is of greater value when we catch
His love and goodness reflected in
His shepherds If you are so kind so
approachable so delicately thoughtful what must
our Divine Lord be?! I just enjoy the thought
that I am His child
With every kind personal wish and the as-
surance that St. Joseph is solicited in your
—
behalf while I humbly ask your blessing
I beg to remain my dear Archbishop
Most respectfully in M
Your overwhelmed child
S. Mary de Pazzi

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
It was kind of you indeed to write to me
I am glad that you have met our Sisters and
they were happy and privileged that you
spent some time with them. They wrote to me
telling all about it. I only had one regret that
I was not there.
you are informed I presume about the re-
cent progress of the affairs of Edenmore
looks as if we shall not get Kellys property
for another year. Fiat! Mr. Jones suggests
renovating the Gate; lodge so that two of us
at least could watch the renovations. The
General Council is willing and even anxious
to do this. Mr. Jones said that could be
done between now and Christmas but
Mr Ryan does not sum to be keen on it
Our offer will be presented to the Housing
Committie on Friday next Do you think it
will be rejected, your Grace! You will I
know say a prayer that the work can soon
be commenced. I must plan on going to
India and Pakistan for Rev. Mother General
next Fall and I would like to see things
well advanced before going
Kindly say a prayer for Mrs Murphy, of
Terenure. The underwent a serious operation
about ten days ago at Glasnevin Hospital
Rev. Mother General going me in Kind wishes
yours grateful I devoted child in J
Sister Mary de Pazzi
Jesus

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
After completing the Visitation of Schools
in three Dioceses, I am here for a few
days of quiet you can imagine what
happiness it is for me to be amidst
my own. There was a new joy in
just the ordinary salutation Good-
morning, Mother coming from my
own Sisters.
Before leaving Dublin I had the joy
of hearing the good news that the Minister
of Local Government has approved the
purchase of Edenmore and Mr. Ryan
says we can take possession of the
I te lodge at least next week. G.M
Rockwell
April 13 1957
Mr. Jones assured me that on my return
next Tuesday he will be in a position
to tell me when the repairs can be com-
menced. The realization of my own
unworthiness makes my prayer of
gratitude the more fervent.
Your Grace I am sure that you did
much to give the impetus that af-
firs have taken and I am so deeply
grateful. No day passes without the
spesial mention of your name in my
prayers. I only hope that these are win-
mng help in the indefatigable labour
that you are undertaking for the spread
of our Lords Kingdom.
At the Bank yesterday I made an
application for the loan necessary
Edenmore Mr. Sheridan said
he would be writing to you for your
recommendation or approval, I have
already written Rev. Mother General for a
letter authorizing me to make the
transaction. the cash for the pur-
chase of Edenmore is already de-
posited I really missed Mr. O Dwyer
from the Bank. He was so kind
Rockwell is beautiful just now.
Nods little songsters are the only sounds
I catch at this moment he rose colored
leaves climbing the house are silent in
their growth so like God's lifes growth
in our souls. Mhe tranquiliity is good
for soul and body
I hope your Grace is keeping well
I humbly ask your Blessing, prayers on me
w appreciates se much your Kindness who remains
Most respectfully in M
Your devoted child.
S.M. de

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
I was wonderful of you to have written
me before my departure from Dublin I
am deeply grateful to you.
God willing. I expect to be in Dublin to-
morrow and will be so happy to see you
shall I ring Father Mangan or shall I
await a note from your Grace.
The morning I left I signed the paper
which is to give us permission to take
possession of Edenmore and begin at least
the repairs on the Gate Lodge. Mr. Jones
san no reason why the work could not
begin on May 1st the Feast of St. Joseph the
Worker He will direct work and workers
for the Glory of God. I am sure.
I have had to ask Rev. Mother General to allow
me to borrow 38,000 originally it was 35,000.
Ther has already sent me her written authorization
which I shall give to Mr. Sheridan as the Bank
of Ireland Your Grace, perhaps you will yet
be asked to give your signature for the loan
I am not familiar with that necessity. There
are so many things I do not know.. But
feel that you will counsel me with your
rich experience and how much I shall ap-
precrate that. There are some questions
on my mind which I hope you will help me
to clear up regarding the coming of the Sisters
Two postulants received the Holy Habit to day and
two others pronounced their First Vows Two were
from Dublin. I said a special prayer for you be-
not have found their way to the Sisters of St. Joseph
How admirable is Gods loving Providence
Looking forward to seeing you soon and humbly
asking your blessing and prayers I beg to remain
my dear Archbishop
Most respectfully in Mary
Your grateful devoted child
Sister Mary de Pazzi

Your Grace my dear Archbishop
To. morrow, the 7th marks the second an-
niversary of the permission so kindly given
by you for the Nursing Home in your Arch-
diocese. I could not resist writing to
assure you that my heart is still grateful
and humble and that you will receive a
very special place in my poor prayers
to morrow. No day passes without a re-
membrance but to morrows will be a more
fervent one. I haven t forgotten your dear
Sister either R. I. P.
Our dearest Lord must have special designs
for me as He seems to wish me to be so much
alone! I needed this in order to become more
dependent on Him. Very soon though I ex
pect to be joined by the Superior for St. Joseph's.
The Gate lodge is fast becoming habitable
and once there we can follow at close range
the work on the big house
St. Joseph has really taken charge and I am
amazed at what has been done in the month or
five weeks. He has even favored the workers
with lovely weather. Mr. Cooney seems to be
a very fine type of man and his men work
well. The foreman said yesterday that he
seems quite certain that their part of the
work will be completed in six months.
I hope, your Grace, if you have time, will go
out to see the progress that has been made
I had expected a ring from Dr O Connell some
time ago, but, you are busy I know. Maybe
when you have a few free moments, you
wont forget me your Grace.
I hope you are keeping well and that our
Lord Himself will fill the void that your
sister Helens death has caused
Please bless me, your Grace while I big to
remain
Most respectfully in M
Your grateful I obedient child
Sister Mary de Pazzi