Copy of note from the Secretary to Matthew Larkin
Larkin
45 Description archivistique résultats pour Larkin
Handwritten letter from Mgr. Barrett to + McQuaid developing his letter of his meeting with Shay Ronan and Matt. Larkin and suggesting a letter should be sent to Mr. Larkin stating that in neither case was the P.P. in a position to provide the facilities sought. Annotated by + McQuaid.
Larkin, James, 5A College Street, Dublin. Thanks the Archbishop for his sympathy on his recent bereavement.
Larkin, James E., 9 Curlew Road, Drimnagh, Dublin. Seeks appointment with + McQuaid.
- 1 August 1952 Larkin, Ignatius, 49 Mountjoy Square, Dublin. He suggests that the Rosary be broadcast each evening during the month of October.
Letter from Fr. John Larkin to +McQuaid regarding Confirmations.
Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Fr. Counihan. Asks if the enclosed account (of the events leading up to the death of James Larkin) is what he required?
The account of the events leading up to, and associated with, the death of James Larkin by Fr. Thomas Counihan, SJ.
Letter published in The Irish Independent from James Larkin Jr., entitled ‘Plea for Labour Unity’.
Anonymous handwritten letter to + McQuaid, sent from Kaapstad, Cape Town, South Africa. Received on 11 March 1947. Congratulates the Archbishop for visiting James Larkin. Catholic workers are touched by this. Asks God to bless + McQuaid for multiplying parishes and churches. Pleads consideration for “praying the Mass”. The curate reads the Mass in English while it is being celebrated in Latin. People now follow it as never before. The young generation realize the “truth and beauty” of the Mass liturgy.