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Copy letter from Fr. John Burke, Principal Chaplain to the R.A.F. in India to +Sylvester Mulligan, O.F.M. Cap. thanking him for his invitation to become a missionary priest for the Diocese. He is willing to do this if +McQuaid will allow it.

Letter from +Mulligan to +McQuaid seeking the transfer of Fr. John Burke from Dublin to Simla.

Letter from +Mulligan to +McQuaid stating he intends applying to Rome with a request that Fr. Burke be named a Domestic Prelate. To do this he will need a ‘placeat’ from the Archbishop. 1 item

Letter from +Mulligan to +McQuaid thanking him for his letter and speaking of his kindness. 1 item

Letter from +Mulligan to +McQuaid inviting him to his consecration on 18 January in St. Macartan’s Cathedral. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Includes; letters from Sr. Gabriel [Monks], Presentation Convent, Bailieboro’, County Cavan, during 1957 to Sr. M. Catherine giving details of the foundations in Pakistan; notes on Presentation Convents in the Punjab and Kashmir; Rev. Mother M. Ignatius McDermott an appreciation by Rev. Fr. Mullen, Mill Hill Father; notes on Sr. Evangelist Coatsworth; extract from magazine, ‘Presenting Christ’, Winter edition, Mission Newsletter giving an account of the mission in Sargodha and Jhelum; typed notes on The Presentation Sisters in Northern India and Pakistan; notes on the schools in Pakistan and Northern India; and sermon of the late Most Rev. Dr. Silvester Mulligan, Archbishop of Delhi- Simla on the Golden Jubilee of Presentation Convent, Rawalpindi in 1945.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Mulligan in relation to the request from Fr. John Burke. To proceed, Fr. Burke must apply for excardination from the Dublin Diocese.

Letter from +Mulligan to +McQuaid enclosing document of Incardination for Fr. John Burke. Annotated by +McQuaid. Incardination letter in Latin.

Letter from +S. Mulligan, O.F.M. Cap. to +McQuaid thanking him for consenting to excardinate Fr. John Burke. He is very grateful. He mentions the consecration of the new bishop elect and the troubles in the Punjab.

Note to Mgr. Mulligan, Carrickmacross from +McQuaid congratulating him on his Episcopal appointment.