Little Servants Foundation — Cat. 847
Documents relating to the Little Servants foundation, Glenstal Abbey.
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- Glenstal Abbey
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- every grace and blessing.
- His Lordship wishes you every grace and blessing.
- enquiry to this grace, the Archbishop of Dublin.
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TELEPHONE WATERLOO 5592. BISHOP'S HOUSE, ST GEORGE'S ROAD, SOUTHWARK, S. E. 1. March 6. 1954 Dear Reverend Mrs Har The Bishop has directed me to let you know that he will be writing to the Aschishop of Dublin when your agest but he does not feel that there is a very good hope, since the Aschishop of Dublin seems to refuse everyone, & has recently ever refused the Massilines. However he will 2023-10-23/847
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be letting you know What the result of his letter may be. His Lordship wishes you every grace and blessing. Yours sincerely in Dup. Emerty Stanton Private Secretary
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Bishops House, St.George's Road, Southwark S.E.I. March 6 1954. Dear Reverend Mother, The Bishop has directed me to let you know that he will be writing to the Archbishop of Dublin about your request, but he does not feel that there is a very good hope, since the Archbishop of Dublin seems to refuse everyone, and has recently even refused the Ursulines. However he will be letting you know what the result of his letter may be. His Lordship wishes you every grace and blessing. Yours sincerely in Dno., Ernest G. Stanisen Private Secretary.
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toe Dr Michael's house, London Frd March 54 Reserves and dear Father Sir, I send you this letter: perhaps, it could be useful for you to know it, if you have not sent sent yet an enquiry to this grace, the Archbishop of Dublin. Dr Bishop of Southwark has always been exceedingly laint to our little community, telling his often he likes our kind of work, and "your foot little coptent, he said, where I see the hoop are loved". I write you these things about us, even it is a bit sparing, to explain to you why I asked this longship to write a few lines to this grace the Archbishop of Dublin. I think perhaps it would feel you to introduce us, showing to this grace that
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we should not be at all a competition for Brish Orders, as leaching nurses would be, as we only have the purpose to be an help in painshes. I keep the lodge that you will be success- ful, reserved father firm, and changing you very much again for the trouble you take for us, I cannot long respect fully P. Gracell, S. S.