Copy of a typed letter to Fr. Thomas Murphy, Sutton, from James Ardle MacMahon. Encloses the correspondence from Mr. Richard Roche and asks if could supply any information the writer or Mr. Huxley-Blythe.

Copy of a typed letter to Mr. Roche from + McQuaid’s Secretary acknowledging receipt of his letter. The matter will have His Grace’s attention.

Copy of typed letter to Fr. Martin from Richard Roche. In spite of Fr. O’Farrell’s visit he is still at a loss to know whether to proceed or not with the project. Would he explain what a ‘more positive approach, means.

Copy of typed letter to S.A. Roche, Secretary to the Dept. of Justice, from +McQuaid. The schemes for Voluntary Probation-Officers, Separate Childrens’ Courts and Evening Schools are well advanced.

Handwritten letter from + Gabriel Roche, S.J. to Fr. Mangan asking him to thank + McQuaid for the gift of £10 for the Orphanage. 1 item

Copy of typed letter to B.W. Roche, Pearse Street, thanking him for the books on Scientology. Believes he must not have read his pastoral letters and addresses if he can write that he has not stressed Creation, conservation in existence and indwelling of God by grace. 12.2 Freemasonry 1953 – 1969

Typed note to + McQuaid saying he will try to obtain articles written by Mr. Roche in The Sunday Review last October and November. Will enquire, if + McQuaid wishes about Mr. Roche through the Guild of St. Francis de Sales.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from S.A. Roche, Office of the Minister for Justice. The Minister and he believe that Mullalley is telling the truth, but his recent walk-out from Church when the Parish Priest asked young men to join the L.D.F or L.S.F. left the police feeling suspicious.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from Richard Roche, sub-editor of The Irish Independent. His friend, the English writer Peter Huxley-Blythe, told him about the anti-Communist underground in Russia and Eastern Europe. The leader of this movement received leaflets on Fatima and Our Lady’s promise that Russia would be saved. Leaflets distributed secretly by the underground and this might be the means of the actual conversion of Russia. Suggests more leaflets be printed and the work be publicised by a series of lectures by Huxley-Blythe.

Letter from +Staunton to +McQuaid regarding the Rice and Roche family who are involved in the Fethard-on-Sea issue.