Fr RA O'Brien enclosing a letter from the editor of the Universe which included a letter from Mr D H Smith of King's Lynn. As the letter is critical of the Bishop [Parker] it would be as well for him to reply. Fr O'Brien will respond to Mr Smith [draft not present].

2 columns of text with an image of Bishop Clark and Fr Wace in Cathedral gardens. Reporting the substance of the news release.
[no date; no newspaper name]

Cheque enclosed. Responding to an earlier letter [from the Bishop?] describes life as being both peaceful and hectic. A number of older sisters are in receipt of medical support e.g. Sr Mercedes. She speaks of his second point about a “good man” and saying to Mother Veronica [one of the monastery founders] “that boy” and being 12 years his senior. Mentions the local environment. Says the Bishop need not worry about her. Might be home in June – home is always Roswell. Not to give up hope about August!

Manuscript annotation in a different hand [Bishop Clark?]: “Personal Cheque for $50 sent to Walsingham 10-iv-85”

Mrs Bolt (secretary of Civic Society, and, committee member for Preservation Trust) writing to Fr Shryane regarding a talk to be given on 27 July and an exhibition being held at Red mount Chapel. Encloses a copy of the Society's Summer 1985 newsletter and apologises for not exercising her role as editor more thoroughly. Explains relationship with Fr Hammond and that she is juggling a number of organisations all of which want action about the Chapel.

Articles: Red Mount Chapel, Victorian Heritage in Danger; Revolutionin KLing''s Lynn, The Mural, Flats on the South Quay, Much and larger buildings. Future [Summer] Programme - first item: 27 July 1985 Michael Begley to talk on The Red Mount Chapel on its 500th anniversary

pg1: title page
pg2: diary for week - Hunstanton and Dersingham; Readings; Prayers for the Sick
pg3: Offertory details; Notices; Bell tower rocks when bell is rung - no warning for Mass until stabilised
pg4: Autumn Fun Day; "Holy Communion of both kinds"; Lapsed Catholics; Outside toilet; Coffee

pg1: title page
pg2: diary for week - Hunstanton and Dersingham; Readings; Anniversaries; lately dead
pg3: Sick and Infirm; Offertory details; Notices; Correction for Mass Intentions; Autumn Fun Day
pg4: "Holy Communion of both kinds"; Bell Tower; KSC quiz night; Confirmation; Outside toilet; Coffee

pg1: title page; Programme
pg2: Mass intention; Readings; Parish Prayer Group
pg3: Anniversaries; Collections; News;
pg4: Pray with the Pope; Feast Days; Bell Tower; St Cecilia's news and information

pg1: title page; Diary for Hunstanton church
pg2-3: Readings; Sabbath; Notices; Anniversaries; Mass intentions; Collection
pg4: The Strawberry Fayre; Gospel readings for the week.
insert (A5) - advertisements

Meeting held with VG chairing it; points raised where:

1. Change in mass timetable - for Hunstanton and Dersingham; £10 for each Sacramental visit, as no Collection is received by the parish from Dersingham
2. Confessions timetable
3. One newsletter - 4p per copy for those sent to Dersingham
4. One pastoral council
5. All notices to be given by PP
6. Dersingham decisions discussed with PP
7. PP to have a key to Dersingham church
8. Diocesan Mailing lists to reflect one parish
   Deacon Matthews asked for time to consider these.
   PP now has a list of Dersingham parishioners.
   PP reliant on Deacon and parishioners to develop the integration of Hunstanton and Dersingham.

List of names (RIP) with stipend values. manuscript reference number against each
reverse: St Martha's Mail / Edition 9, Friday November 2007"

Fr Francis McDermott was found guilty of 18 counts of historic child sex offences. A Catholic priest has been jailed for nine years and 11 months. McDermott, 75, abused six victims, some as young as 10, in London, Norwich, and High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, between 1971 and 1978, Aylesbury Crown Court heard.
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