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He asks Bishop da Silva about his stay in Lisbon and his possible trip to Rome. He realizes that he would like to have a letter and an address to maintain contact, to be able to receive postcards from the places he's visited and, additionally, to obtain an autographed photograph of the Cardinal-Patriarch of Lisbon [António Mendes Belo].

He mentions that he did not expect Bishop da Silva to leave America before December.

The letter was sent from Jamaica, New York, and was delivered to the Apostolic Nunciature in Lisbon.]]> Kane, Albinus]]> ]]> English]]> Lisbon (Portugal)]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Rome (Italy)]]> Priests]]> Education]]> Hospital care]]>
Mahoney informs Bishop da Silva that he started studying Theology in September and lists some of the classes he is taking. He hopes he will take his perpetual vows in September and asks Bishop da Silva to pray for his success.

He inquires about his intention to attend the Holy Year in Rome and says he would like to see Bishop da Silva before he leaves.

The letter was sent from the Scholasticate of Mary Immaculate in Washington, D.C. and delivered to New York.]]> Mahoney, Richard]]> ]]> English]]> Portuguese]]> Washington (D.C.)]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Priests]]> Ordination]]> Catholic Church--Dioceses]]> Hospital care]]> Catholic Church--Finance]]>
He shares that the Archbishop (Edward Joseph) Hanna (native-born of Rochester) was in the city, ordaining some of the new deacons. He also informs Bishop da Silva about the new Catholic High School.

The letter was sent from Saint Augustine's rectory (reitoria de Santo Agostinho) in Rochester and was delivered to Bishop da Silva's home (New York) and resent to Saint Vincent's Hospital (hospital de São Vicente, Nova Iorque).]]> Lyons, Edward M.]]> ]]> English]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Rochester (N.Y.)]]> Priests]]> Catholic Church--Dioceses]]>
The letter was sent from Lowell, Massachusetts and was delivered to New York.]]> McMahon, Mary]]> ]]> English]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Lowell (Mass.)]]> Priests]]> Catholic Church--Dioceses]]>
The letter was sent from New York and delivered to Lowell, Massachusetts.]]> Hayes, Patrick, 1867-1938]]> ]]> English]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Lowell (Mass.)]]> Catholic Church--Dioceses]]> Priests]]> Portuguese American women]]> Consecration]]> Religious gatherings]]>
They make a few suggestions regarding the visit and request that he brings with him a few articles of clothing: a house cassock, a purple cassock and cincture, a purple ferraiolo, a rochet, a purple mantelletta, a purple biretta and a skull cap. The letter is signed by members of the reception committee.]]> McCready, Charles A.]]> Gleeson, John A.]]> Byrnes, James M.]]> ]]> English]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Priests]]> Catholic Church--Dioceses]]> Taveira, Augusto Joaquim]]> ]]> Portuguese]]> Fall River (Mass.)]]> Taunton (Mass.)]]> New Bedford (Mass.)]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> Providence (R.I.)]]> Immigrants]]> English]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> New York (N.Y.)]]> New York (N.Y.)]]>