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Requests prayers; is at Le Moyne College, Syracuse; has been good friends with Daniel Berrigan and Andrew Brady, as well as Sisters of Mercy.

Linus Feng writes concerning conditions under Communists in Shanghai and Peking. Circumstances in Formosa "very peace."

4/4/41: appointment as superior announced; 5/22/1950: dispensation from eucharistic fast for Mary McCoy; 8/25/50: re confessional for the sick; S.Mary Joseph's treatment at Seton Institute; 5/16/51: re receiving one aspirant over the number provided with rescript permitting enclosed.

Bourassa explains origin of "Christ to the World", an International Review of Apostolic Experiences", a journal now published in Rome that tells of the missionary experiences of religious congregations world wide. Says that circulation now reaches over 5,000 with 1500 in U.S.

Generalate: Luke writes concerning 60 mass intentions, other matters.

Mother Celine Arnold discusses changes in Ceremonial and manual, re suppression of Prime, dispensation from fast, etc.

Family letter from Maria Von Trapp; telling of family news, etc. Their personal interest in Carmel.

Maria Von Trapp writes about the family, the movie "Sound of Music", profits, problems, and gratitude to God.

Mary-Eugene forwards letter from SCRIS on Marian Year ands the special intentions of prayers for its aims.

Michael Angel: re permissions for two Baltimore Sisters to go to Naga to start new Carmel there; complications; MMM's not going there; and book by Mary-Eugene sent to assist her in new task as novice director.

Correspondence of Michael Angel with respect to renewal as it is being legislated in the constitutions.

Fr. Clerkin writes concerning mission band in New Guinea which he offers them as Therese's community.

McKeirnan expresses thanks for donations of Carmel. In 2/261971, he mentions that there is a "Carmelite Convent just at the foot of our hill. ..At the end of the Japanese war, they saved ourhouse from being looted. A great group, and we owe them many blessings."

Encloses Rescript permitting removal to Towson, Prot N. 9202/61. Carmel is ready to use own funds rather than acquire debt.

Mother Mary Magdalen to Pope John XXIII, 9/4/1959 and 12/3/1960; petition to transfer from Biddle Street to Dulaney Valley Road. See Francis Keough, Official Church Records, episcopal correspondence, suggesting the same.

Mo. Mary Catherine OSSR, of Perpetual Help Monastery, Esopus, NY, exchanges prayer intentions; they have mutual priest friends.

Mentions that Mother St. John McMaster has returned to the United States, in Suffern, New York.

MM Magdalen writes in gratitude for his recent addresses to cloistered nuns concerning the validity and significance of their vocations; desire to become "fit instruments in the worldwide apostolate of the Church" and in the restoration of all things in Christ. Mentions that the "period of adaptation and evolution" is current; she, in name of Baltimore Carmelites, "protest our loyalty to Your Holiness and the Sacred Congregation of Religious"...

Mother Elizabeth thanks MMM for donation, in Bihar, India,

MM Magdalen writes to Michael Angel to express disappointment over treatment of Thomas Kilduff, his impeccable credentials, etc.

Letter and note from Mother Placide Wallace of the Visitation, BVM, Baltimore; feastday greeting and note accompanying a gift of flowers.

Petition by Mother Celine to add a twenty third member into the community.

Requests prayers for two reasons: sick sister, and "suppression of Reds in China who are threatening to utterly destroy our missions in that country."

Concerning orders of silk material, prices of silk brocade, not handwoven; complications about inspection. Signer: Seita Namie.

NCWC regulations concerning aid-in-shipping; policy for program, 1950s.Signed letter explaining policy. With notification about arrival of shipments in Philippine Islands. (War Relief Services Department)

Corrigan provides summary of new rules concerning profession of vows, temporary and perpetual.

Bishop Murphy and S. Patricia, donation to peace and justice commission, and concerning Cardinal Shehan, Srs. Patricia Scanlan, Miriam Maguire and Genevieve Nicholson.

Correspondence with S Constance of personal and general nature. Papers on peace and justice; on dark night; to be published.

Thank yous for donations.

Concerning 25th anniversary in Towson; Bishop John Richard's positive evaluation of Sisters at Baltimore; National Conference of Christians/Jews tapes given as gift.