Murphy thanks Hudson for his book on Purgatory, and his continually sending the Ave Maria. There is nothing like the Ave Maria in all Ireland, and it is needed in the 260 Irish convents, as well as in the schools. In his letter about "Knock", Murphy made one mistake, it was not the late Archbishop of Tuam, but the present one, John Mac Evilly, who authorized the building of the convent. Mac Evilly would be insulted by this mistake for he is jealous of his prestige. Murphy plans to give a mission at Claremorris in June and will visit Knock then, and he will send Hudson another letter from there. He is thinking of writing a short story for the Children's Department entitled "Eily O'Conner". Murphy requests Hudson send him two copies of the book, "Behold Thy Mother", as well as a photo of Hudson. :: X-2-i A.L.S. 7pp. 16mo.