Letters from Bishop Cornelius Lucey regarding Confessor appointments, giving of faculties, the purchase of a house in Glandore, Sisters' education and retreats, and Sacramento among other matters. Regarding Faculties, Loan Bonds, Permissions

Letters from Bishop Cornelius Lucey regarding permissions and faculties, the Sacred Heart Secondary School building project, and the sale of loan bonds among other matters. Regarding Nano Nagle House, Sacramento, Sale of

Correspondence from Canonist to Sister M. de Sales Gleeson regarding Bishop Cornelius Lucey's letter which expresses his displeasure at the prospect of Sisters' revising their respective constitutions. Also includes a copy of discussed letter.

Includes; letters from Sister Benignus to "… the Most Rev[erend] Cardinal Prefect of the Sacred Congregation of Religious [possibly Valerio Valeri]" and to the Bishop of Cork, Dr Cornelius Lucey requesting permission to take a loan of £30,000 for a new building.

Includes; "Retreats in Community 1981", "Activities in Doneraile", "Dr Lucey Missioner", "Widows of Wonder in Ballyphehane".

Letter from +Robert Lucey to +McQuaid asking if his Auxiliary, +Leven, can visit the seminaries in Ireland.

Letter from Mgr. Storero to Mgr. O’Regan thanking him for the cheque for £240 which will be sent to the Apostolic Dataria. These are fees for the appointment of Fr. Michael O’Halloran, Fr. Daniel Lucey and Fr. Edward Crinion.

Letter from +Lucey to +McQuaid thanking him for the invitation to the Liturgical Reception for the new Nuncio. He will be unable to attend. 1 item

Letter from +Lucey to +McQuaid thanking him for his message of sympathy on the death of +Cohalan.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Lucey marked ‘Confidential’ regarding the publication by Mercier Press of the ‘Cahiers Laennec’ under the direction of Dom Flood, OSB. This material is manly used by Catholic doctors, lawyers and priests who deal with sexology, normal and abnormal. He fears if it is translated into English it will become a best seller. He asks the Bishop to consider the matter in light of his comments.