Recommendation of Ellis by a priest in Australia
S.F. Hoskins Accountant headed paper, auckland New Zealand
Details
- Monastery
- Glenstal Abbey, Murroe
- Subject
- Monastery, Monks, Religious Life
- Creator
- Glenstal Abbey
- Place
- Murroe, Limerick, Cashel Diocese, Diocese of Cashel
- Language
- English
- Priors
- Bernard o Dea, Bernard O' Dea
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- Am excellent young man named Ellis has had a long chat with me re his vocation. He is a seminarian and has completed his philosophy. Prior to entering the Seminary at Magister, Dun…
- He is looping to become a Benedictine and I have recommended him to apply to Glenstal. The Spiritual Director of the Seminary tells me Ellis is a model student. The Director has en…
- Am excellent young man named Ellis has had a long chat with me re his vocation. He is a seminarian and has completed his philosophy. Prior to entering the Seminary at Magister, Dun…
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S. F. HOSKINS F.A.C.A. CERTIFIED AUDITOR AUDITOR COMPANY SECRETARY AND TRADE ASSIGNEE. PHONES : BUSINESS 41-746 RESIDENCE 28-118 A.M.P. Buildings [4th floor] Queen Street, AUCKLAND 2023-06-09/634 January 9, 1935. Fary Reverend and dear Father, As I am reschip off to catch a boat for Dunedin (South Island), where I am to give the priests' rebeat, I must be beself. Am excellent young man named Ellis has had a long chat with me re his vocation. He is a seminarian and has completed his philosophy. Prior to entering the Seminary at Magister, Dunedin, he finished two years of the three for medicine in the McEllourne University. He is looping to become a Benedictine and I have recommended him to apply to Glenstal. The Spiritual Director of the Seminary tells me Ellis is a model student. The Director has encouraged him in his holy desire to enter the Benedictine Order. Best greetings to all. I see had thirteen months of almost uninterrupted work since my return - messing, rebeat, and letters by bary, travel hats. Yours in great heat, M. D. Forrest, M. S.C.