Archbishop’s notes on visit of Fr L. Kelly to discuss building church at airport.

Typed letter to Charlie [Kelly?], marked ‘Confidential’. Gives information on the activities of the Free Masons in the midlands, showing how they are conspiring to undermine Catholic business and businessmen. Mentions their activities in Mountmellick, Portlaoghise and Abbeyleix.

Kelly. Says he is on staff of Irish Independent. He is doing a series of articles choice of careers and vocational guidance. Asks for advice or directives from the Archbishop.

Letter from +E. Kelly, Auxiliary to +McQuaid stating Nicholas Kerr, President of the Catholic Press Association of Australia and New Zealand will be visiting Ireland and he hopes to meet informally with the Archbishop. Osmond Dowling will be acting as host for Mr. Kerr. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from John Kelly to +McQuaid returning the Draft for a new catechism with some observations.

Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid enclosing an Induet for Sean T. O’Kelly, Tanaiste, for mass in a private oratory on any day.

Kelly, Charles E. Copy of letter from + McQuaid thanking the Synge Street School Union for their proposal to help educate boys for the Diocesan priesthood.

Handwritten letter to Liam from (Fr.) Jim Kavanagh, the Presbytery, Kilmacanogue. Says he wrote an acknowledgement, rather innocuous, to letter from J. Kelly. He thanked Kelly for his letter, and in a P.S. wrote “Congrats on your radio play. I did not hear it, but I am told it was good.” Kavanagh received a letter from Mrs Una Byrne saying that Kelly got a post on the Radio by using this letter. She apparently expected him to believe such nonsense.

Correspondence between +McQuaid, Dr. Kelly,, 11, March 1966, Fr. Cathal MacCarthy, Mgr. Casey, Colonel James Flynn, Frs. Richard Casey, Patrick Duffey and James Ardle MacMahon in relation to the attendance of Catholic soldiers at nonCatholic religious’ ceremonies and events., 8 items

Copy letters from Fr. James Ardle MacMahon to Mgr. T. O’Reilly, North William Street, and Basil Clancy, editor, regarding an article by Fr. John Kelly which will appear in the December issue of ‘Hibernia’.