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            263 Archive Record results for Aldeburgh

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            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-20 · Item · 6 February 1925
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Mr Took is dealing with the sale and will try to ensure that a fair price is obtained for the Sisters. The property is well placed for developers to use as the town in expanding rapidly and houses are going up quickly. Any move to get them canonically established should wait until the financials are settled appropriately. Any risk in moving to Aldeburgh will soon work out as the Sisters are courageous and work hard. Any further letters should be sent to "Metcalf's Hydro, Richmond Hill, Surrey", as the Abbot is have 3 weeks treatment for his aches and pains.

            Egan, Erkenwald Abbot OSB
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-14 · Item · 3 February 1925
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Abbot Egan provides information in response to the Bishop's questions.
            The Oblates of St Benedict are attached to his Abbey but are not religious in the strict sense of the work. They live and work within the community under a rule drawn up by the Abbot with Bishop Amigo's approval. He provides some history of the group and reports that Mgr Serafini of the Congregation of Religious in Rome supports their intent to become a proper religious group. Abbot Egan says that they a hard working and zealous and will be sorely missed by their Parish Priest. Indeed if he could find room for them in the Abbey then he would snap them up. They have no income except for that derived form the school which has 100 pupils (protestant children from Strood and Chatham). They are mortgaged to £2750 to Fooks & Arnold. Sr Scholastica is very well educated. He recommends them to the Bishop and suggests that a decision to let them go to Aldeburgh will not be regretted.
            manuscript annotation: "Answered. Thanks for information."

            Egan, Erkenwald Abbot OSB
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-28 · Item · 23 September 1926
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            (French manuscript) Abbot Neve has pleasure in telling the Bishop that the Prioress of the Bethany Monastery [Priory?] agrees to send a professed religious to Aldeburgh with a view to a foundation there. She will not be able to come before 8 December. The Prioress will send details to the Superior of the Oblates of Aldeburgh. The nun must contact Rome to obtain canonical direction for the new congregation - this will not happen until next Spring. After that they will come under the Bishops control. Finishes by saying he will be in England at the end of October and will try to meet the Bishop.
            Manuscript annotation "Wrote [undecipherable]. Away till Nov. 10 home till 17th Nov. Oct. 28/26.".

            Nève, Théodore Dom (1879-1963)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-04-8 · Item · 27-1-1921
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Forwarding the sketch plans and drawings for Aldeburgh Church design. Describes the church, Gothic with Round Tower (typical of Suffolk, with flints and plan roofing tiles). Chesham Bois church has similar floor area. Rough costing £1500 to £1600 a further £500 to complete Tower and porch. Fawcett Road is cramped and not suitable, but Fr Delaney has indicated The Terrace site, which is much better and allows room for future requirements.

            Arthur Young / Allan D Reid
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-9 · Item · 5 July 1924
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Image caption: [crossed out: "Monastere et Pensionnat de Religieuses Ursulines"] manuscript: "Institution St Alyre" a Clermont-Ferrand.
            [Original manuscript in French.]
            Given to understand that your Lordship will lay the first stone for the Catholic Church in Aldeburgh on 16 July. We thank God and are grateful to you for all the interest you have in the small mission in which we have worked so much. Enclosed is a cheque for £10 and apologies for the small sum, but cannot afford more. Allow me to remind you what was agreed with his Lordship Mgr Keating. 1st - that a small plaque of stone or metal will commemorate the stay of the Ursulines in this place; 2nd - Each year 4 masses will be said for the 4 religious who lay in the vault. You may find these conditions in the papers of the Aldeburgh Mission.
            Manuscript annotation: "Answered. Thanks, very much. Do not know whether I can fix the Masses on the Parish [indecipherable] as there is no money to cover this. Will look up the agreement when I find it. (Mentioned it to Archbishop Keating in my Letter)."

            Berthelay, L
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-04-15 · Item · 7-3-1922
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Disposition of deed, etc. is a matter for Fr Delaney and Canon Tonks to sort out. Fiance is nothing to do with Mr Yorke. Fr Delaney bought the 4 plots and the presbytery in his own name. They were conveyed to the Bishop and others; however, the plots were no longer needed once a new site was found. The same process has happened for this site - acquired by Fr Delaney, subsequently to be conveyed to the Bishop and others. Fr Delaney has deposited the deeds with the bank and paid a deposit because he was concerned not to lose the site. Sort it out between you and send on the deeds for the plots to settle with Mr Reade - it being a small matter but it is hindering things.

            Bertram R Yorke
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-04-1 · Item · 7 Janaury 1920
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Excellent start: rent-free house and gardens; sites for Aldeburgh & Leiston chapels secured. Need to check on conveyance restrictions and re-convey the buildings to Diocesan Trustees (suggested names: Bishop, Fr Delaney, Fr Hugh Parker, Fr Austin O'Sullivan), take your solicitor's advice. Model Trust Deed available. Leiston chapel seems cheap - but need to consider extension in the future, hence make the walls higher to avoid tunnel appearance. For maintenance, use Mission receipts, but in the intervening months Bishop would provide funds through the Poor Mission Fund (Canon Ashmole will send an application form).

            Keating, William Frederick Rev (1859-1928)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-04-2 · Item · 15 January 1920
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Application for Poor Mission Fund, make it payable from 1st Jan. but not it is retrospective so first instalment will be April 1st. Restrictions on plots: Trust deeds to be kept in Diocesan safe. Cannot start building until you have half the money, Bishop will give a substantial donation. Hire Town Hall or similar to obtain a breathing space? Talk to your friend about his intentions for the house - do not risk reversion by being too precipitate - could make use of the chapel as a school or parochial hall.

            Keating, William Frederick Rev (1859-1928)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-15 · Item · 3 February 1925
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Bishop Brown confirms the Oblates of St Benedict are under a foundation of Abbot Egan. They will be in dire financial difficulty if they cannot sell their property (school, convent and grounds) according to Philip Fooks of Arnold Fooks & Co. Their problems arise from a new Secondary School opened by nuns at Chatham. Fr Nugent [PP?] thinks well of them.

            Brown, William Francis Rev (1862-1951)
            GB ARCHON 2913 DEA-05-01-02-01-64 · Item · 28 August 1975
            Part of Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia (RCDEA)

            Suggest Canons Burditt and Frost and Frs Philpot and Wace for Commission on the division of the [Northampton] Diocese.
            Downham Market is an issue on which we must stand - "whatever the personal holiness of Ossie (and God alone is the Judge here), he is corrupting a holy thing - and this is the hidden evil." Unwavering leadership is required. Confront Ossie with the obedience he owes, and, that the Pope has formally specified the circumstances in which the rite may be celebrated.
            Tony Sketch should be given Downham market as his charge and say a publicised Mass there.
            PPs (Aldeburgh, Wymondham, Felixstowe and Ipswich) make change-over on October 7th.

            Clark, Alan Charles Rev DD (1919-2002)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA42-01-01-71 · Item · 19 September 1983
            Part of The Sacred Heart Parish, Southwold

            Bishop will have to supply at Aldborough as David [Thomson] has gone into hospital. Would like to release you, but practically, cannot do so. Let him know if cannot do the minimum. "Your people have got to realise that they are privileged to have a priest celebrating Mass." There is no replacement.

            Clark, Alan Charles Rev DD (1919-2002)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-05-00-1 · Item · 28-11-1930
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            "There being at Lodi young Lady who was baptize at Aldburgh on Sea by Protestant and she desiring now to become a christian, I pray you to relate me what protestant sect there is in that City for know the validity of the Baptism."
            Manuscript annotation: Answered: Our practice [?] is to Baptize "sub consitione" all converts from Protestantism as we are never sure of the validity. [?] [?]. Dec 3/30"

            Novati, Peter Calchi, Rev (1868-1952)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-04-29 · Item · 10-4-1925
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Bishop Cary quotes a letter to Fr Delaney dated 19/12/1919 from Bishop Keating. In it the £110 from Sr Superior (Ursulines) for 4 annual Masses and a commemorative tablet in the new [Aldeburgh] church has been invested by the Board of Finance. It is the wish of the community that £50 given to Canon Tonks last August should be added to the larger sum and used for the Endowment or Building Fund. Bishop Keating is willing for the surplus to be used as such but notes that she does not wish it to be used the temporary Oratory.
            Bishop Cary directs Canon Tonks to look at the books at about or anterior to that date.

            Cary-Elwes, Dudley Charles Rev (1868-1932)