Bruyere hopes the letter he gave Father William Storr has not been construed into a recommendation as he could not give any. Bishop John Walsh withdraw faculties, without putting him under censure, for cause of immorality; evidence of the charge has been carefully examined; there is no doubt in Bruyere's mind of Storr's culpability. If Lefevere receives him, Bruyere suggests that Storr, before exercising the holy ministry, should spend some time in a retreat, nor should he be given a mission alone. :: III-2-l A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.