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- 09-08-1955 (Creation)
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The Sisters of St. Joseph Chambery arrived in Wales from India in 1939. In 1958 they founded a house in Dublin at the invitation of Archbishop John Charles McQuaid.
This is the current site of St. Josephs hospital, Raheny. They sold this hospital in 1997, but still maintain a convent on the same site.
In 1977 they also bought a house for the purposes of supporting a novitiate, but sold this in 2005.
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Dear Mother M.de Pazzi,
I am grateful for your letter informing
me of the Mother General's decision. She should communicate it
to me formally to have the canonical documents in order.
Today, I spoke to Mr Michael O'Brien. He
has at once set about regulating the purchase of Edenmore.
On the return of Mr Richard Ryan, the
Solicitor, I shall acquai/nt him of the legal requirements.
With kind regards,
I remain, dear Reverend Mother,
Yours sincerely in Christ,
-John C.McQuaid,
Archbishop of Dublin,
etc., etc..
Oth August 1955.
Reverend Mother M.de Pazzi,
Crickhowell,, Brecons. Sth.Wales
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