paper written on the "… search to try and verbalize the experience of the individual Sisters and of the community that will; be expressive of the ways that the Spirit of God has in forming us individually and as a group …" (Presentation Sister Joyce Mayer).

Joyce, Charles J., 128 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin C 2. Enclosed documents for the Archbishop and informs him that the Boys’ Club in Crumlin will be opened on Monday evening.

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 Fr. A.J. Joyce to Fr. McKiernan regarding a person’s name in the register.

Letter from +Joyce, London to +McQuaid thanking him for the kindness shown during his recent visit to Ireland.

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.

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 offering his prayers for the Archbishop at Easter.

Letter from +Joyce to +McQuaid stating he will arrive in Ireland on 29 August, before the re- opening of the Vatican Council. He mentions that all are happy with the appointment of Pius XII. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Telegram from Mgr. Cuneen to +McQuaid announcing the death of +Joyce.