Letter from Fr. Cuthbert Hess to Fr. Peter Bowe

Letter from Fr. Cuthbert Hess OFM Cap, English Capuchin Provincial Minister, to Fr. Peter Bowe OFM Cap., Irish Capuchin Provincial Minister, expressing his hope that the Irish friars will soon be able to establish a house in New England. Father Cuthbert also provides a firm assurance that ‘strict injunctions’ will be given to English friars not to trespass on work or territory belonging to the Irish Province.

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Level of description: Item
Date: 10 Oct. 1923
Reference: 1
Extent and medium: 3 pp; manuscript
Scope and content: Letter from Fr. Cuthbert Hess OFM Cap, English Capuchin Provincial Minister, to Fr. Peter Bowe OFM Cap., Irish Capuchin Provincial Minister, expressing his hope that the Irish friars will soon be able to establish a house in New England. Father Cuthbert also provides a firm assurance that ‘strict injunctions’ will be given to English friars not to trespass on work or territory belonging to the Irish Province.
Repository: Irish Capuchin Archives
Context: Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of the Irish Capuchin Mission in the United States > Missionary Correspondence > Correspondence relating to English Capuchins in the United States

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People

LONDON(2)
ENGLISH(1)

Places

Oxford(2)

Sample passages

Vicerol's hotel London -
in London I would
English Province.

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GROSSERIER HOUSE, 1747, LEEDY ROAD, OXFORD. Oct. 10. 23. my dear Dr. Peter - I must first thank you for your generous count to me friends making abbots to me their technical headquarters. The Dr. General told me it was a necessary technicality to avoid his having to apply to the Jacob Congregation. I hope you shall GROSSERIER HOUSE, 1747, LEEDY ROAD, OXFORD. shortly be able to get a house in New England. means that we assure you that such information will be given to me friends not to happen in fields of work belonging to the friends of the English Province. I hear you are at Vicerol's hotel London - as I said know the address I am sending this to Peterham and am working then to forward it. I shall you be staying in London I would like to pleasure of meeting you. I shall be in Peterham on Tuesday for the day and would call on you if it is enough. with every kind wish yours gratefully Dr. Guthert O. D. D.