Letter from Fr. Francis Danker, secretary to Fr. Christopher Mangan acknowledging receipt of the Catechetical instruction programme.

Correspondence between Fr. C. Mangan, +McQuaid and L. O Muirthe relating to the retirement of the Superintendent of the Detention Home, Glasnevin, and his successor. It also deals with an organ course which is being run by the Department in the summer. As a number of nuns have applied for the course is the church of St. George appropriate?

Typed letter to Fr. C.M. Mangan from L. O Muirthe regarding the invitation to Miss Kantrovitch to give a course in school orchestras.

Typed letter to Fr. Christopher Mangan from W. Maguire thanking him with regards to the nomination of Fr. O’Reilly.

Typed letter to Fr. Christopher Mangan from [T. O], Dept. of Supplies, regretting that the request for a permit to purchase extra butter for Archbishop’s House in connection with the entertaining of visitors cannot be granted.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Cecil Barrett. He is delighted to represent the Archbishop at the English Catholic Child Welfare Council at Cheltenham.

Typed letter to Fr. C. Mangan from Patrick J. Quinn, Architect, suggesting a meeting with the Archbishop regarding the Proposed Monument to Our Lady of Lourdes in O’Connell Street.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Jim O’Brien. He is sending the Minutes of the Communist meetings in town. This copy is taken from original MS which one of the legionaries procured. It shows how the Labour Party is being used as a vehicle to spread Communism.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Jim O’Brien. Says he cannot get to his Legion of Mary meetings any more due to parish work. Feels he is doing more harm than good by holding on. A Mrs. Divine, Chief of the British Educational Department of Communication, lectured here during the week. Talks mocked God.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Laurence L. Harvey- Tuosh [sic]. Dublin priest told him that Communists in Dublin are trying to ascertain from waiters in the Gresham Hotel the accounts of money spent by priests in the Gresham so as to use the information in anti- clerical propaganda.