Handwritten letter from + T. Keogh to + McQuaid regarding his views on pilgrimage question.

Typed letter to Fr. Christopher Mangan informing him that the appointment of Fr. Killian Keogh C.M. as Principal of St. Patrick’s Training College has been approved.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from + Thomas Keogh, Kildare and Leighlin. He wishes it to be understood that the delegation he granted is a wartime measure and is to cease when normal peace returns. The special needs of a large civilian population have been catered for by the Curragh Chaplains.

Letter from Fr. Denis Keogh to Fr. Mangan regarding Communion numbers, Easter Duty and repairs to property. 1 item

-20 December 1954 Correspondence between Fr. John O’Regan, +McQuaid, and Bishop Keogh, Carlow in relation to work achieved in the past six years. Also includes suggested changes to the regulations relating to Army Chaplains.

Letter from +Cowderoy to +McQuaid again asking if Fr. Keogh can visit the Secondary Schools in Dublin in the hope of finding candidates for the priesthood.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Dunne regarding a concert for school children as part of the Tostal programme. Miss Keogh wishes to organise a larger concert on a Sunday but the Archbishop does not agree.

Another letter from +Keogh to +McQuaid concerning the elderly priest who wishes to celebrate Mass in his sister’s house.

Copy of letter from +McQuaid to +Keogh. He grants Rev. Thomas Hayden the faculty of saying Mass in his sister’s house per modum actus but notes that if requires the permanent faculty he ought to apply to the Holy See since +Keogh thinks Fr. Hayden will have to live permanently with his sister.

Letter from +Keogh to +McQuaid. He thanks him for giving faculties to Fr. Hayden and will tell him that he must apply to the Holy See for permanent faculties.