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            349 Archive Record results for Aldeburgh

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            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-69 · Item · 2 February 1949
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Fr Jolly provides details about Framlingham.
            Attendance: expect a congregation of 30-45 (1948 figures); weekly Mass preferred but monthly better in practice.
            Finance: 30/- stipend; travelling expenses 10/-; £36/year from Major Rous covenanted for 7 years; donations and collections for future development.
            Transport: use of bus and train; Major Rous will provide transport from Framlingham or Saxmundham - best time for Mass 8.30
            Accommodation: not possible to erect a hut at the moment; People at Crown Inn are Catholics and we can use their convenient room whenever.

            Jolly, William T Rev (-1982)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-70 · Item · 2 February 1949
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Fr Jolly has asked Major Rous to advise the Bishop of his intent to support a priest when a mass centre is opened in Framlingham. He and his wife will find accommodation for a visiting priest either at his place or within the parish. A monthly mass at Framlingham will benefit those who cannot get to Aldeburgh or Woodbridge. Some cannot attend mass at all; children's religious education is sadly neglected. He enjoins the Bishop to provide a priest to say mass monthly at the Crown Hotel in Framlingham.

            Rous, Peter Major (1914-1997)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-71 · Item · 11 August 1951
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Fr Jolly is finding it increasingly impossible to continue at Aldeburgh because of his health. Besides diabetes, his nervous "black-outs" need to be diagnosed by a nerve specialist who is currently away. He asks the bishop for an absence of 3 months to get a diagnosis and rest; also, asks the Bishop to arrange short term cover for the parish. He is extremely happy at Aldeburgh and wishes to return to to stay, but, the Bishop may think that the cover should be a permanent arrangement.

            Jolly, William T Rev (-1982)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-82 · Item · 1 Janaury 1966
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Stanley Smith, Warden, of Guild of Blessed Sacrament, St Pancras, Ipswich wishes to make contacts with other Guilds and asks for details of contacts in Aldeburgh, Framlingham and Leiston. The intention is to organise a County Guild Rally one Sunday in the middle of the year.
            Manuscript annotation: "Ansd No Guild".

            Guild of the Blessed Sacrament
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-83 · Item · c. 1966
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Undated/unaddressed letter (assumed to be about 1966) in which Fr Bull encloses a petition to the Bishop from "priests who are disconsolate at the loss of the Latin Mass". He asks for support but recognises that Fr Reeman may be "indifferent of a confirmed vernacularist". Priests included are: Alfred Bull, Ildephonsus Flannery OSB, Bryan Houghton, Quentin Johnston OP, Michael Kennedy, John Ketterer, Bertram Sammons, James Sloan, Joseph Sweeney and George Walker.

            Bull, Alfred Stephen Rev (-1980)
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-84 · Item · 8 January 1966
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Mr Sitwell states that transporting Fr Reidy [?] to and from East Bergholt is 54 miles and 3 gallons of petrol. He wants petrol expenses as he is not as well off as others who do this as well. Wishes Fr Reeman well on his visit to hospital.
            Manuscript annotation: "Ansd. Yes, certainly Leo Smith."

            Sitwell, Oswald
            GB ARCHON 2913 PA02-01-01-89 · Item · 26 September 1966
            Part of Our Lady and St Peter Parish, Aldeburgh

            Fr Reeman is writing from St Theresa's presbytery in Beaconsfield to Canon Thomson. Thanking him for the £15 cheque. Fr Reeman is a bit hard up now he is on curate's pay having resigned [from Aldeburgh parish]. Not having drawn any salary for several months Fr Reeman thought the Aldeburgh parish could afford something for him. Missing Biretta and Dictionary found in sacristy? Might Leiston and Aldeburgh be making a presentation?

            Reeman, Sidney G Rev
            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