After posting his thanks for Hudson's registered letter of May 3 he received the treatise "Behold thy Mother," by Father Roh, S.J. He hopes to see it inserted in the list of useful Catholic works recommended in "Catholic Belief." He has carefully and thankfully read Hudson's Valuable remarks. He enumerates several points in the book which he wants Hudson to clarify. He has not yet sent Hudson's suggestions to Father Faa di Bruno because he has been away from his college at Turin, but he will soon be at his college at Masio, Piedmont, and he will send all to him there. Dr. di Bruno tells him there is prospect of a re-publication of the 3rd edition of "Catholic Belief" in America. A translation into Italian is in progress. There are many shortcomings in the work; he would like it to resemble more the work of Bishop Jacques-Benigne Bossuet or Archbishop James Gibbons. He suggests some changes in it. He is writing from his bed, still a prisoner of hope. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 8 pp. 16mo.