He sends Bishop Gilmour's imprimatur for the manual. It would not be necessary but Gloden would prefer to have it printed in the book. Gloden has serious reasons for having the imprimatur included although it may seem singular to Hudson. Bishop Richard Gilmour has strange notions sometimes and cannot be relied upon. It was the Bishop that urged Gloden to have the manual printed as he was interested in spreading the devotion in the beginning and now he is the opposite. Gloden wants the imprimatur put in so he will not be able to do aught against the confraternity later. Gloden hopes Hudson will not communicate these words to anyone. Hudson should return the Bishop's letter. :: X-2-f A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.