Letter from Fr. Cathal McCarthy seeking permission to change the parish name on the Forty Hours list.

Invitation from +McCarthy to +McQuaid to the Blessing of the new Holy Family Cathedral.

Copy of letter from the Secretary to Fr. McCarthy saying the Archbishop wishes to thank him for his letter and comments.

Letter from +McKeffry to +McQuaid asking him to meet with Sir Thaddeus and Lady McCarthy. He is a judge of the News Zealand Court of Appeal and is currently in Europe. Annotated by +McQuaid. 1 item

Letter from Fr. John McCarthy, Maynooth, to +McQuaid regarding the publication of a prayer in the I.E.R. Annotation by +McQuaid.

Letter from Fr. Cathal McCarthy, Holy Cross College, Clonliffe, to +McQuaid regarding Canon 269.

Copy letter from Fr. James Ardle MacMahon to Canon McCarthy in relation to the Sacred Congregation of Seminaries and University Studies. The Archbishop is asking what type of celebrations could take place in Clonliffe to mark the 4th centenary of the Tridentine provisions for seminaries. It is hoped the event will be given adequate publicity and has asked that a Press Release be drafted.

Letter from Fr. McCarthy to Bill admitting that some Catholic exponents are not up to scratch and hopes that the new Catholic Radio Centre in London will do much to get Catholics trained.

Handwritten letter to Fr. McKernan from Desmond W. McCarthy, Cork St., Dublin, reporting on Philip Cairns and Alderman Hickey. Cairns converted out of conviction in 1921, is a zealous Catholic Action worker, secretary of the Postal Workers’ Union and member of the Labour Party. Puts his Catholicism first. Hickey is an excellent Catholic and a director of the Catholic Standard. Sided with William O’Brien as he held a position with the ITGWU. 276A. 12 May 1948 List of names and addresses of ‘active’ and ‘not active’ persons. Signature of J. Counihan S.J.

Letter from D.F. McCarthy, Town Clerk, Bray Urban District Council to +McQuaid offering sympathies on the death of Fr. O’Floinn.