Writing from 33 Upper Rock Gdns, Brighton: Picture postcard of King's Rd, Brighton. Ideal holiday weather. Fr Clare says he is feeling better but not as well as he should be. Asks how the Pilgrimage at King's Lynn went off. He trusts crowds turned up.

Fr Purcell omitted to say in his last letter that the work has been done to his satisfaction.

Lucian writes to the Bishop thanking him for his support in Lucian's studies. He promises to do his best here and in Romania. He hopes one day that the Bishop will be able to visit and receive their hospitality and prayers.

"There will be ample supplies in the shape of visiting SJs during my absence."
Manuscript annotation: "Faculties granted those who have them in their own province July 29/25"

Fr Hyland encloses a letter from Dept of Environment advising that the Church and Presbytery are to be included on the Historical Buildings list. He also mentions the "final score" of the votes for use of the Anglican Church in Hemsby - 4 to 1 in favour. But will continue with present arrangements until Spring Holiday.

Addressed from Northampton informing Canon Tonks that the mystery of the money is solved. He gave Canon Tonks a cheque from Great Yarmouth which he had not intended to do as he'd heard from the sender that there was something wrong with the accompanying account. Then there was the 2.6 for a breviary for Fr Hyde.

12 pages; two sides each; each side has cutaway sections (4 portrait, 2 landscape, 1 oval) behind which photos can be inserted.
Several empty spaces; some had been in place but not there now (e.g. subtitle under an empty space, photograph corners but no photograph (inside front & back cover).
Front Cover - Glued photograph of chalet with mountains in background
Inside front cover : " Holiday in Bavaria - Norwich Catholic Travel Guild August 1936"
Page 1: Munich 6 photos
Page 2: Munich 6 photos
Page 3: Munich 7 photos
Page 4: Berchtesgaden 7 Photos
Page 5: [Munich] 5 photos
Page 6: Berchtesgaden 7 Photos
Page 7: 7 Photos
Page 8: Salzburg 6 Photos
Page 9: 5 photos
Page 10: Austria 5 photos
Page 11: St Wolfgang 3 photos
Page 12: Austria 6 photos
Page 13: 6 photos
Page 14: The Rhineland 7 photos
Page 15: Cologne 7 photos + 2 loose
Page 16: 4 photos
Page 17: Konigswinter 7 photos
Page 18: Rhineland 5 photos
Page 18: 2 photos
Page 19: Ships and the Sea 1937 4 photos
Page 20: 1 photo
Page 21: 2 photos
Page 22: 0 photos
page 23: 0 photos
Also loose within the album: 6 postcards - 3 commercial (Deer; Blick ins Murgtal; Blossom - 2 addressed to Rev J H Thomson, RC Rectory, Norwich) & 3 from photographers images: ("Hirsch Sprung, Hollental; Freiburg; Town nr Offenbury)

Michael Ward is unhappy about the method of accounting. Walsingham is doing very well but has a large volume f money which needs more sophisticated accounts. Who is accountable? Walsingham has to be made extra diocesan. Impress on Fr Connelly that you would like to see the accounts and go through them to see what Ward is worried about.

Acknowledged the Norwich branch's gift of £92.53 for the Chapel at Oxburgh [Hall]. Such generous gifts enabled the replacement of the electrical system and lights. All this enables improvements in the Chapel - two years ago the inside was repainted; the stations of the cross were renovated and the floor of the sanctuary repainted. Always glad to receive requests to use the Chapel for Mass.

Norwich branch Walsingham can reserve the chapel but need to be clear on dates and times. 5 July impossible since a Shakespeare play will be on in the garden. Parking at the pub; priest can drive up to the chapel.

Thanks for the donation received from the Norwich branch of the Walsingham Association. Always good to know that you are coming and the chapel is bring used properly. On Saturday the new Bishop came to say Mass for about 100 children from all over the Diocese.

The booking for the Chapel is in the National Trust diary - be delighted to see Norwich Walsingham Association here. Someone will unlock it for you. If problems ring Mr Rooney (Property manager). It is unlikely we will join you.

Cards & maps collected during trip
Postcards: 1 history; 6 postcards & 1 book of 10 (Ypres), Places; 13 buildings (churches); 13 artwork; 15 objects (e.g. statues)
3 Guide Booklets: St Omer Cathedral; Brugges; Ghent

A visual record of the pilgrimage to Lindisfarne, Alnwick, Melrose, Dryburgh, Durham. Mainly photographs supplemented by a number of post cards and occasional texts which describe aspects at that point in the trip. Photographs of the group, individuals, places, churches. Fr Walsh accompanied/lead the group.
Memorabilia inserted at the end of the album

Album: Red cover
Spine label: "Norwich Cathedrals' Pilgrimage October 2001"
Photographs: 150mm x 101mm, colour

A visual record of the pilgrimage to Rome and Assisi. Mainly photographs supplemented by a number of post cards and occasional texts which describe aspects at that point in the trip. Photographs of the group, individuals, places, churches, Pope John Paul II.
Mgr Rogers and Fr Jennings accompanied/lead the pilgrimage.
Travel documentation is held in a plastic wallet attached to inside front cover.
Memorabilia inserted in pockets towards end of album - tickets, maps, hymn sheet

Album: Red cover (gold "Celtic" design border on front page and spine)
Spine label: "Rome and Assisi Pilgrimage / 9th to 17th October / Jubilee Year 2000"
Photographs: 148mm x 101mm - mainly landscape orientation