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Thanks Fr Mossey for his priestly work in the diocese over the years; apologises for any failure in support. Fr Mossey will be missed; the sisters remarked how in spite of frailty he does his utmost to provide their daily Mass. Ben Hammond's generosity means Henry will cover when Fr Mossey leaves for Northampton on June 9th. Bernard [Nesden] will be launched once more on the pastoral road - please pray for him there has been too much grief in his life.

Detailing the immediate consequences of the Decree sent on 20 November:

1. not entitled to live in the Parish house - must be vacated without delay - contact the Bishop for support arrangements
2. not entitled to use the Church - will not evict Fr Baker but will not tolerate him remaining
3. not entitled to administer parochial funds - make arrangements to settle up
4. not entitled to officiate at marriages - any married by you will be in an invalid marriage
5. if celebrating mass in disobedience must make this clear to those attending and handle monies appropriately

ECAP 1 Episcopal Commission Anglican Priests I ACC
Birmingham
ECAP 2 Episcopal Commission Anglican Priests II ACC
Arundel & Brighton
Brentwood
East Anglia (+ letters & papers wrt Anglican Priests of East Anglia 1993-2001 ACC / PDS)
Clifton
Cardiff
ECAP 3 Episcopal Commission Anglican Priests III ACC
Hexham
Leeds
Lancaster
Middlesborough
Northampton
Nottingham
ECAP 4 Episcopal Commission Anglican Priests IV ACC
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Salford
Shrewsbury
Southwark
ECAP 5 Episcopal Commission Anglican Priests V ACC
Westminster
Wrexham
Final report
Letters
Lists

Sudbury Parish address embossed on front cover
346: Notanda: Lenten Dispensation, Collections, Special Faculties, Quemadmodum, Easter Communion, Quarant Ore,
347-361: Lent Pastoral letter - Priest-Soldiers, Prohibition of Military Service, The earliest Legislation, Recalcitrants, The Catholic Priesthood, The Priest i Wartime, Military value of the Priest, 1. With the Civil populations, 2. With the Forces, Summary
362-363: Notanda: Holy Oils, Peter's Pence, Ecclesiastical Fund and Poor School Fund, Collections for 1916, Remittance of Moneys
364-368: 1915 - Ecclesiastical Education Fund / Church Collections / Diocesan Poor Schools

Pg 2-8: Pastoral Letter - apostles; priesthood; duty; sacraments; long and costly training of priests;
Pg 9-21: Ecclesiastical Fund, 1951 - table listing named donations within each parish
Pg 22: A Prayer for Priests; A Short Indulgenced Ejaculation
Pg 23: Notices

Pg 2-5: Pastoral Letter - Baptism; Christianity; darkness/evil in the world; St Christopher (American "Christophers") ; 39 students in seminaries
Pg 6-21: Ecclesiastical Fund, 1954 - table listing named donations within each parish
Pg 22: Notices
Pg 23: A Prayer for Priests; A Short Indulgenced Ejaculation

Pg 2-6: Pastoral Letter - Need 6 priests per year, 36 in seminary, 21 in Colleges; Ordination; schisms; China - Peking; John XXIII
Pg 7: Notices
Pg 8-27: Ecclesiastical Fund, 1958 - table listing named donations within each parish
Pg 28: A Prayer for Priests; A Short Indulgenced Ejaculation

Pg 3-7: Pastoral Letter - need for priests; 30 new churches; Vocation; 35 sturdents, 27 boys; Nuturing Catholic Families
Pg 7: Notices
Pg 8-34: Ecclesiastical Fund, 1961[sic] - table listing named donations within each parish
Pg 37: A Prayer for Priests; A Short Indulgenced Ejaculation

16-22: Pastoral letter - death of Benedict XV and the new pope Pius XI, Our Lady and English Martyrs a generous gift of Mrs Lyne Stevens, three years before new young priests
23-26: Ecclesiastical Education Fund / Church Collections

Family photograph - 10 people - 5 sitting (including a boy (with train set on his knee) - 5 standing (a priest on each end - 1 is assumed to be Fr J H Thomson).

An article by Fr Bryan Houghton
"This article is not written to prolong the needless controversy but to bring out the real issue which lies behind the differences between Father Baker and his Bishop...."