Letter from Fr. Sebastian Ward

Letter from Fr. Sebastian Ward OFM Cap., Wilmington, Delaware, to Fr. Colman Griffin OFM Cap., Provincial Minister, regarding candidates for reception into the Order.

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Level of description: Item
Date: 18 Sept. 1950
Reference: 12
Extent and medium: 2 pp; manuscript
Scope and content: Letter from Fr. Sebastian Ward OFM Cap., Wilmington, Delaware, to Fr. Colman Griffin OFM Cap., Provincial Minister, regarding candidates for reception into the Order.
Repository: Irish Capuchin Archives
Context: Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of the Irish Capuchin Mission in the United States > Missionary Correspondence > Other Correspondence

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People

Walsh(1)
Paul(1)
Thomas(1)
May(1)
Francis(1)

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Thomas Benny - Walsh 18 yrs. Their
Paul Michael Haweluck aged 32 yrs,
Thomas Benny - Walsh 18 yrs. Their

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Page 1

PHONE HOLLY OAK 7149 CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN FATHERS SILVERSIDE ROAD, R 3 WILMINGTON - DELAWARE Sept. 18th. Dear V. Rev. H Provincial, Pam asking for delegation to receive the following condidates into the Order:- Paul Michael Haweluck aged 32 yrs, Albert James Virant 24 yrs, and Thomas Benny - Walsh 18 yrs. Their papers are complete, there is no canonical impediment debarring them from admission, and they have been approved by the men deputed to this Back. Another condidate, David Gene Vicira 25 yrs, has also applied. After investigating I am urally certain that there is no impediment debarring him from admission either. His papers are complete, and he also PHONE HOLLY OAK 7149 CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN FATHERS SILVERSIDE ROAD, R 3 WILMINGTON - DELAWARE has been approved by the same consultors. However since applying for admission he has been indulged into the Sunny. We are working on the case with hopes of his release. If you think fit, you might also send the delegation to receive him also, pending his release from the Sunny, which may come soon. I would be grateful for an early reply as I wish to receive these condidates as soon as possible. With every best wish. I remain, Yours Respectfully, In Church & St. Francis, H. Sebastian. I sent delegation for the four on Sept. 22nd 1950. H. L. Ohman.