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Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Morris regarding the recalling of Fr. Daniel O’Dwyer to Cashel. He has appointed Dr. Lee as assistant priest of Finglas West and Fr. Conor Ryan as Chaplain to Loreto Convent, Dalkey.

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7 June 1954 - 23 April 1962 38 items
Correspondence regarding "Maria Assumpta" college of physical education on initiative of Miss Kathleen O'Rourke (sister and aunt to priests of the Archdiocese); Sion Hill agree to take on management of her institution, she is to remain as principal, Miss O'Rourke resigns; references to "Ling" physical training college under non-Catholic auspices- Fr. Con Lee provides information. Re. Archbishop declining to be patron of "Federation International Sportive", see Dominican Convent Belfast.

Copy of letter from the Secretary to Fr. Lee seeking his help in identifying a holiday home for renting for about a month.

Wichert, Lee, Vernhagerstrasse 10, Germany.(In German). Seeks financial assistance as his wife is so ill.

Lee, H., 88 Fowler Street, Goldthorm Hill, Wolverhampton. He encloses an article from the Express and Star reporting how penniless Irish girls, and others end up living with Jamaican men in Wolverhampton.

Letter from +William Lee to +McQuaid thanking him for the Dublin priests who have done excellent work in his parishes. He names Frs. McManus, Kennedy and McCarty. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Handwritten letter to Fr. MacMahon from Gerard Lee, The Law Library, Four Courts, thanking him for seeing the Commissioner- General of the English of the Order of St. Lazarus.

Letter from [ill.] Lee, Hon. General Secretary, to + McQuaid informing him that the Deed of Assignment between the Gallagher Group and St. Lawrence O’Toole Trust does not include plans for a Community Centre. Wonders if the Convent could widened in scope to include a Community Centre. Annotated by + McQuaid.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Cornelius F. Lee, 49 Home Farm Road, Drumcondra. Clann na Saoirse see themselves as the ‘living remnant’ of the Celtic brethren. They are a small clique and have little influence and receive little support. Have their roots in the Celtic Congress.

Letter from Fr. John Fennelly to +McQuaid informing him that he is having difficulty getting Fr. Lee to remove his belongings. Asks the Archbishop to intervene.