He received Hudson's letter and he thanks him for sending the Ave Maria of a former issue to a friend of his. Instead of destroying them he would like to have the extra copies of the Ave Maria containing Mr. Dupont's biography sent to him. He believes that by distributing them to his friends he could benefit both the Ave Maria and Mr. Dupont. He is sending to Tours, France, for some true effigies of Christ which have touched the original in Rome. Upon their arrival he will send one to Hudson so that it can be used for public adoration during Holy Week. He diagrams the way it should be used. People are still requesting copies of the litanies. He asks prayers for himself at Notre Dame. A former student of Hudson's now under the influence of lustful vice asks that Hudson pray for his repentance. de Pombriay will send this student's name to the cratory at Tours. He mentions a certain prophecy concerning the pope which might possibly be fulfilled. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.