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Typed letter to +McQuaid from Denis Larkin, T.D., Lord Mayor, inviting him to the film premier of Helen of Troy. The premier is in aid of the Mansion House Coal Fund.

Handwritten comment regarding ‘Statement of Father Troy to be read in Churches tomorrow’ by + McQuaid. It is rushed as not all the circumstances known.

Letter from Fr. Michael Troy, Terenure to +McQuaid regarding the use of the +Byrne Hall by the National Film Institute. They wish to use it for a lecture by Fr. Declan, O.F.M., editor of the Catholic Film Journal ‘Focus’.

Statement by the Very Rev. M.C. Troy, P.P., Ballyfermot. Communism is attempting a world revolution by force of arms, allied by fifth- columnists. Today a play in a Dublin Theatre, written by a journalist for The Daily Worker, subtly wages war against Christ and His Church. All believers must unite to resist the attempt at world revolution against God. Catholics and Protestants should shun the play. Dublin Corporation should refuse a licence to theatres producing Communist propaganda plays. Time has come to outlaw the Communist Party of Ireland.

• Letters from Fr. Michael Troy, Ballyfermot to Dr. O’Connell and from Fr. Charles Doyle relating to lectures on Fatima. Annotated by +McQuaid. 9 March 1959

Typed copy of a letter to Fr. Troy, Ballyfermot. Copy of Stubbs’ for August enclosed containing notice relating to Inchicore Co-operative Society. Asks if this is the Co-operative with which he had trouble.

Typed copy of letter to Fr. Troy on behalf of Fr. Martin, who is absent. Will attend to the letter and enclosure when he returns.

Includes; letter from Mother Clare Callaghan to Bishop Coppinger; letter from Dr. Moylan, Bishop of Cork to Dr Troy Archbishop of Dublin, dated 7 November 1788, giving details of Nano Nagle’s life and the mission of the Ursuline and Presentation Sisters; copy of a letter written on 3 February 1814 by Mother Clare Callaghan of the South Presentation Convent, Cork, to Mother Mary Joseph MC Loughlin, foundress of the Presentation Convent, Kilkenny, the subject of the letter is the death of Dean Robert McCarthy, V. G. last superior of the Irish college at Toulouse. He helped the Presentation Sisters through early difficult days and photocopy of a letter from T.P. Bigger to M. F. Tobin, dated 21 August 1802.

Includes; transcript of questions and answers meeting with the Archbishop concerning the Union of the Presentation including questions from Mother Thaddea, Mother Aloysius and Sister Lucy [Troy], reference to "commissions" formed to "… work on a particular aspect of the way of life of Presentation Sisters …", more in-depth explanations of what a Union would be, recommendation that two thirds of the Sisters support the Union before moving forward on it.

Includes entries under the headings; "Letter from Sister Lucy [Troy] to Congregation", "Assumptions about the Presentation Community", "Principles of Formation", "Vocation, Promotion and Development", "Candidacy", "Novitiate".