Various histories of the Order both nationally and internationally.
Letters from Mother Mary de Pazzi
Mostly material belonging to the Dublin Diocesan Archives. And present in them. Concerning the foundation of the Convent in Raheny.
Letters from Archbishop Charles McQuaid concerning the foundation of the convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph Chambery.
John Charles McQuaid...
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Jesus
30
Sat.
Rosemount
Booterstown.
Co. Dublin
Aug. 8.
Very Rev. John C. Mc. Quaid
Your Grace
I am here until Monday
at the suggestion of my own
Rev. Mother General who is an
would to see what possibilities
there are, if any for our
humble Congregation to recruit
postulants to secure some
small work in Ireland and
to obtain a house here
We are the Sisters of Chambery
a branch of the Congregation
of St. Joseph with our General
House in Rome
Father Daniel Murphy C.S. Sp and
Rt. Rev. Donal Herlihy of the Irish
College in Rome know me quite
well
Apart from the business end
of my errand I would consider
a privilege and a pleasure
to be permitted a short inter -
view. However, I realize what
a crowded program is that
of one in your position, your
Grace and will await your
kind consideration
With every good wish for your
spiritual and physical wel-
fare I remain
Devotedly yours in J.
Mother Mary de Pazzi
Tel. 2054
Dear Mother Mary de Pazzi,
glad you are having some little success. I hope it will
I return your Guarantee counter-signed.
I am
row.
With every good wish and my blessing,
Yours sincerely
BISHOP Of MENEVIA
BISHOP'S HOUSE,
WREXHAM
6th May 1952.
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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