Agreement for the installation of the bronze relief ("the projection") and associated plaque in Lady Lane Ipswich. Three seals on the document with signatures from the parties concerned: Ipswich Borough Council, Meryemana Foundation and Bowhill & Elliott. Blueprint created by R N Mellamphy
The Guild of our Lady of IpswichAgreement between the Order of Saint Augustine and the Diocese of Northampton for the former to provide governance for the parish of Saint Mary, Great Yarmouth:
- Remains a Secular Parish
- Committed to the Order of Saint Augustine
- Priests appointed have same emoluments as Diocesan Clergy
- Canon Law 454.5, 456, 476.4 and 477.1 apply
- 3 year agreement with cancellation period of 1 year form either side.
Stamped and signed by the two principles.
Agreement for alterations to school and to extend a loan of £1500 to defray expenses associated with the works. Signed by DES; 2 School managers; Fr Hammond; Bishop Grant
Education (Government Department)Aidan Slack, writing from Ushaw College, Durham, hopes to be ordained on Easter Monday. His first Mass will be at Mrs Kenyon's oratory at Gillingham Hall. Hopes to reconcile a lapsed Catholic there and requests faculties for Gillingham.
manuscript annotation: Gave faculties for Gillingham Hall only."
Re Sawston Hall, Cambridge. Thanks him for kind response to Dept's request. Asks him to assure Bishop Chapel will be allowed to revert to its proper function when security considerations permit, meantime RAF will put it to no other use.
Air MinistryRoutine order of 5-2-1946 making Chaplain post effective from 1-2-1946 - Fr Lydiate appointment
Air Vice Marshal, Commanding No 3 Group, RAF ExningRoutine order of 17-10-1946 making Chaplain post effective from 21 September 1946 - Fr Lydiate terminates appointment and Fr Gaffney takes up the appointment.
Air Vice Marshal, Commanding No 3 Group, RAF ExningView along the aisle towards the altar. Taken from gallery
Nina Flynn Photography"This letter is prompted by a deeply felt concern for our Parish, Our Lady of Lourdes, Sawston. " The endless consultation shows no evidence that their views are taken into account; Reports from "Called to Serve" attached. Concern over "The Laity Consultation" issued by the Cambridge Deanery - three issues are expanded upon in the letter: a) Priestless Parishes, b) Activation of the Laity, c) Parish/Deanery/Diocesan relationships. Also, "Requests for Articles" to be written by parishioners - what are the ground rules for such articles? Without clarity on how they will be judged and what activity might be triggered by them - this request may be innocent - but given the above they are concerned.
Wildsmith, AlanSides 1-3: Alan Smithies (author & poet) writes following hearing the Bishop on the radio discussing the Tridentine Mass, its discontinuation by Rome and the subsequent mass protests. As an Anglo Catholic author he holds no brief for the Tridentine Mass; discusses the 1549 prayer book (a wholly Catholic Mass). Anglicans are in more disarray with their various services, with Series III replacing good English with journalese (as with your English mass). Discusses the nature of the language and its uses, the Bishops of earlier ages; modern bishops too influenced by the popular. People do want good but simple everyday English. Appends some hymns if the Bishop would like to use any of them then he'd be delighted.
Sides 5, 7, 9: "Office for Saint Bede" 5 four-line verses; "For Saint Clare" [written for the nuns of Lynton, on the Feast of St Care, 1975] 8 six-line verses; "Hymn for Saint Nicholas" 6 four-line verses; "Office Hymn for Saint Andrew" 6 four-line verses
"These hymns are written with the intention that they should be sung, wherever possible, in plainchant."
Internal view towards altar showing nave and chairs – taken from 3 rows back to northern side.
UnknownExternal view of Aldeburgh church, probably shortly after completion.
UnknownInterior decoration schedule for 19 rooms addressing ceiling, walls, windows, doors, skirtings, floors, pipes, radiators.
Wearing & HastingsTreasurer & Secretary for the Aldeburgh parish, Paul McComish, querying signatories for the parish account. Fr Back appointed to the parish and will decide who else is to sign at the first Parish Finance meeting.
Aldeburgh Parish Finance CommitteeSorry to hear that there is still a possible hitch with the design. Will tell Chapel Studio not to do anything further.
Fisher, Alfred MBE FMGP FRSAGlad that the cartoon met with Rossi's approval. Comments on each of the three observations by Rossi. Will make minor adjustments in response to each.
Fisher, Alfred MBE FMGP FRSARegistrar General form
Side 1: requesting registration of Leiston RC Church as a place of worship.
Side 2: register number 69524 in District of Blyth. 24 April 1964. Signed E Gray pp Registrar General. Annotation: "In lieu of W. No. 49787 (M. No. 25048)
Leiston Church – exterior towards entrance from path on left
UnknownLeiston Church – exterior towards entrance from right
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