Moreau, C., Rome, Italy, to Archbishop Napoleon Joseph Perché, 1876 May 20

They are at Rome where they hoped to find Perché, but they have learned that he has been very sick. Sister Mary Francis of Jesus Valentine Moreau wrote her that she was at Bordeaux and still concerned with the affairs which she recommends to him once again. Despite all that anyone can say to Valentine, she is not at ease and Moreau fears that she will fall ill. They have done nothing for her at Rome, persuaded that Perche could do more. The Father General recalls his visit of last year. Except that Father M. Dominique has announced his arrival for tomorrow, they could have already left. She has followed Perché's advice and did not enter into any details with the Father General concerning the sad antecedents of which her child has been the victim. She hopes that the sacrifice will obtain for Sister M.F. the consolation for which she has waited 26 months. She does not regret the pilgrimage from Poitiers, especially if it gives her the graces she solicited. She hopes that Camille Moreau will be able to embrace Perché in the near future. :: VI-2-o A.L.S. French 4pp. 12mo.