Correspondence between +McQuaid and Fr. John Ryan regarding a collection for Clonliffe and permission to hold a fete.

Wording of telegram from +McQuaid to +Ryan, Cork thanking him for his good wishes. 1 item

Letter from B. Byrne, Bray to +McQuaid regarding regarding an article on the book written by John and Mary Ryan, [‘Love and sexuality’]. Annotated by +McQuaid. (see no. 315)

Note from Fr. Dominic Ryan reporting numbers of Communions, Catholics who did not make their Easter Duty, Visitation … 1 item

Letter from +J.F. Ryan to +McQuaid discussing the influx of Europeans into the Diocese. This has caused many problems especially in relation to education. He is short of teaching Sisters and hopes Dublin will be able to assist him in finding some. Fr. Bernard Cox is due to visit Ireland in the hope of finding some Sisters and hopes the Archbishop approves. London

Letter from +Ryan, Douglas, Cork to +McQuaid regarding Soeur Olive who has ‘a message from on high for the Pope’. He asks for an accurate picture of this person.

Note from +Wall to +McQuaid stating Fr. Ryan has died.

-9 June 1943 Ryan, John, Probation Officer, 70 Sandyford Road. Seeks an interview with + McQuaid to discuss items, including aftercare for boys leaving reformatory and industrial schools.

Letter from +Ryan to +McQuaid thanking him for his visit which lifted his spirits greatly.

Letter from +Ryan to +McQuaid thanking him for his recent visit. He thinks the letter on Liturgical matters is clear and admirable. He is also impressed by his works for Good Stephens Sunday. The announcement that the definitive missal is to be published is also welcome news. 1 item