Address to the Reverend Lawrence Cahill CM on the Occasion of his Jubilee
Created by residents of Saint Vincent's, Sunday's Well, Cork
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- Item
- Date
- 6 June 1915
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- 2
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- 5pp
- Scope and content
- Created by residents of Saint Vincent's, Sunday's Well, Cork
- Repository
- Irish Vincentian Archive
- Context
- Irish Vincentian Archive > Personal Files > Father Laurence Cahill CM
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People
- O'Sullivan(3)
- Patrick(2)
- Daly(2)
- Walsh(2)
- O'Driscoll(2)
- Henry(2)
- Francis(2)
- Daniel(2)
Terms
- Eden(1)
Sample passages
- Ferentiate O'Sullivan, H. C. Panorama Terrace.
- Deris O'Sullivan, Cardescate House.
- John O'Sullivan, 138 Sunday's Well.
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ADDRESS to the REVEREND L awrence C Cahill CM S T V I N C E N T S S U R D S Y ' S W E L L C O R K Gilbert, CORK
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6th June, 1915. Dear Father Cathill, Do day we understand you will have completed a half century in the service of God. We desire in the simplest form and manner possible, on behalf of the Catholic Revidents in Sundays well and the vicinity, where you have laboured for so many years, to tender to you their congratulations. We know too well that you do not seek the smallest recognition, or words of praise, for your faithful stewardship, preferring to look for a more lasting recognition than any of us here could bestow upon you. We also know that it is not in keeping with the fundamental rules or traditions of the Vincentian Order to look for any recompense or praise for the good works or meritorious acts that they, or any member of their Order, carry out in the performance of what they consider to be their duties to their Catholic brethren, and for the welfare of the community at large. Nevertheless, we were delighted to be enabled to express our deep attraction of you, as a priest and minister of the Vincentian Order QUART CORK
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on the flattening of the event which we feel should no be allowed to trass without its some form testifying to our dear admiration for you, and to add that the Catholic residents of Sunday's Well and its vicinity tray that you may be long stared to continue to perform the good works of charity and benevolence to the hoor, that has been always associated with your name as a member of the Order to which you have the friend to belong On behalf of the residents of Sunday's Well, Cork, and the vicinity, We have the friend to remain, However sincerely, Leance's I Merchant John Biggere William - Them George D. Detchell Committee James Daly We Henry Bernard Dooly How Treasurer J. Kawangh How Secretaries Rephere Terry
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