-7 September Correspondence from + Edward Joyce to + McQuaid regarding his travel arrangements to Dublin and the Clonliffe Centenary. 3 items

Letter from Fr. Liddy to +McQuaid stating the Catholic University Hostel has finally opened. They have named it Rochester Hall. +Joyce made special mention of all the work of the Archbishop. The pictures he sent are hanging in the Hostel.

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid stating +Liston speaks very highly of his visit to Dublin and all the work being carried out. Mother Monica has arrived with her Sisters and they seem very happy. Fr. Liddy will be heading to Ireland in May.

Letter from + Walter A. Foery to + McQuaid requesting that a Deacon of the Diocese of Syracuse, Thomas J. Joyce and a native of Rudder, Co. Meath, be ordained by + McQuaid with the ordination class in March 1968. Parents too old to travel. Trenton, New Jersey

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid thanking him for the hospitality shown to him in Dublin. 1 item

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid thanking him for all he has done for Christchurch. Annotated by +McQuaid. Newspaper cutting enclosed entitled ‘New convent opened blessing given by Bishop Joyce’.

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid stating Mother Vincent and Mother Edna of the Sisters of Mercy have left for Ireland. They are hoping to get new postulants.

Joyce-Prendergast, Kathleen, Mercy Home, Cork. she writes to tell the Archbishop of the deep comfort she got from his book Well-springs of the Faith while recovering in hospital. K

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid thanking him for the St. John of God Brothers. He also thanks him all the other help Ireland has provided. 1 item

1953 Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid stating he will soon travel to Belfast. He has had to change his plans as Sir A. Donnelly, adviser to the government on finances is also in London. He mentions +Liston who will also go to Ireland.