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McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1886 November 15
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McQuaid expects to reach Corrigan's house Saturday evening and will make it his headquarters while in town. McQuaid has got through his episcopal work for this year. Next year the diocesan visitation will keep him from growing stagnant. :: I-1-i A.L.S.Photostat from Archdiocesan Archives of New York 1p. 12mo.
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1886 November 15
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1886 December 11
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The papers all over the country are full of the Father Edwards McGlynn incident. Corrigan should say nothing to Henry George and should send everything to Rome. He should give the facts about the Public school vs. the Catholic school, also McGlynn's action in regard to the Land League meetings. It is for the best interests of the people to replace McGlynn. If he is not removed from the city, any other discipline is of little use. McQuaid did not write to Rome on the "German question"....
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1886 December 11
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1886 December 27
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McQuaid did not expect the news he found in Corrigan's card of Christmas eve. Father Edward McGlynn was leading many young priests astray by his ability to fascinate them. If he will not yield to Rome then he steps out of the Church. McQuaid sends a copy of yesterday's Rochester "Democrat." The papers speak of Father Charles McCready going to St. Stephen's. He is the best one for that post. McGlynn has made friends for himself. He is hand in glove with Patrick Ford of the "Irish World"...
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1886 December 27
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1887 February 1
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McQuaid received a letter from Ella B. Edes . There is nothing special in it except what the Secretary and Msgr. Sbarretti told her in regard to the German question. Father P.M. Abbelen and his underhand workers will get very little satisfaction. The concession of separate parishes for respective languages will be granted as it already exists, through the action of the Bishops. Edes also says the Catholic University affair will not be settled until Cardinal James Gibbons gets there....
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1887 February 1
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1887 April 12
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McQuaid sends two papers. The "Moniteur de Rome" contains the expurgated edition of Cardinal James Gibbons' document.The "Herald" evidently had possession of the original. His Eminence put his foot in it badly. McQuaid cannot understand why the Herald champions his Eminence and is adverse to Corrigan. Corrigan's victory is about complete. McQuaid realizes the necessity of New York priests to clear themselves from the imputation of disloyalty. McQuaid wrote yesterday to Ella B. Edes...
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1887 April 12
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1887 August 27
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McQuaid forwards Ella B. Edes' letter. He will sign Cardinal James Gibbons' address to the Pope only at Corrigan's request, and with great reluctance. The sooner Gibbons understands that he is not to run the U.S., the better. McQuaid is getting more disgusted every day with the carryings-on in Rome last winter. Can it be possible that Father Richard Lalor Burtsell invited Father Edward McGlynn to dine with Bishop John Moore and others? McQuaid does not intend to go to Europe until a...
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1887 August 27
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 January 4
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According to a curious story, Father Richard L. Burtsell is going to Rome to plead Father Terence J. ? Early's case "ab initio." McQuaid first thought that perhaps Burtsell was summoned to Rome to defend himself and others implicated in the Father Edward McGlynn business. No doubt, Bishop Stephen M. Ryan, Burtsell, and Early will do their best to annoy McQuaid. In the last number of the Freeman's Journal, Egan lauded Father Louis A. Lambert. McQuaid closed a forty year patronage after...
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1888 January 4
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 January 9
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McQuaid starts in a half hour for the Lake to see how things are getting along. It was publicly stated that Father Richard L. Burtsell himself was to go to Rome and Father Terence J. ? Early was to foot the bill. Corrigan's right course would be to answer yes to Burtsell's request to go Rome, provided Rome wishes it. McQuaid wrote to Ella B. Edes that if the "combine" in Rome made any attempt to injure him, he would go immediately. He will not have any behind-the-door business. Maurice...
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1888 January 9
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 January 14
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McQuaid has talked with Father John P. Stewart about Father Richard L. Burtsell's trip to Rome. Father Terrence J. ? Early said he would gladly pay the expenses for Burtsell to fight his case. McQuaid also learned that Early made a will leaving what he is worth to Bishop Stephen V. Ryan, on condition that Ryan fight this case in Rome to the end. Early has an incurable disease and will die in a year or two. Should Burtsell go to Rome, McQuaid will send Father James F. O'Hare. It is a...
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1888 January 14
McQuaid Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 March 2
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McQuaid has no business to bring before the Bishops of the Province. Father Richard L. Burtsell's pamphlet may startle them in Rome. The news from Rome is satisfactory. Corrigan's affairs will come out right. Ella B. Edes writes that Father Terence J. ? Early's case has not yet come before them in Rome. The Propaganda has written for an opinion in the Father James S.O'Sullivan case, even if he is dead. McQuaid will send it after Easter. About five weeks ago, McQuaid began the...
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1888 March 2
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 April 28
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McQuaid is to preach for Msgr. George H. Doane at the cornerstone laying of his new school house. McQuaid will be down a day or two in advance and will expect to see Corrigan in the evening. McQuaid has declined to be present for the laying of the cornerstone of the Catholic University on May 24 because he is more strongly convinced than ever of its inevitable failure. When other Bishops begin their canonical visitations, McQuaid closes his. :: I-1-i A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo. Photostat from...
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1888 April 28
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 October 26
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McQuaid will not be at the meeting on the 7th. He does not intend to leave home or write until the case of Father Louis A. Lambert is settled. For some weeks, secular papers have been saying that McQuaid's provision for Lambert would not be accepted. McQuaid offered Lambert through the Propaganda -1 Scottsville, with a fine church, residence and cemetery, and pew-rent of $1100; 2. Victor, with church, residence and cemetery and pew-rent of $1400 to $1500 annually. In an financial point...
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1889 October 26
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 November 2
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McQuaid entrusts Father Edward J. Hanna with the letters to Corrigan from the Cardinal and the one to McQuaid containing the decision. He also sends Father Louis A. Lambert 's Sommario along with his own and a copy of the Rochester Herald containing an account of McQuaid's address the day of his return and Father Edward McGlynn 's speech. McQuaid is not to be held responsible for what McGlynn says. That one address was all McQuaid said in public. Everyone in this country knows that...
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1889 November 2
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 November 15
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McQuaid encloses his vote adhering to the choice of the Bishops of the Province. He will not attend the meeting. After finishing his episcopal work, he will undertake no more until he knows his future. Rome's treatment of his in the affair fills him with bitterness. Since Rome will not protect a Bishop's dignity, he will protect his own honor. On his return from Rome, McQuaid published the decision of the Propaganda, not dreaming it was to be kept a secret. There has been a change in...
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1889 November 15
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 December 30
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He has received Corrigan's letter of Dec. 27 McQuaid proposes to go to New York next week, before Corrigan leaves for Rome. It is the best thing Corrigan can do. Corrigan will find Cardinal Mazzella a friend. He should try to get Msgr. Boccali on his side. Bishop Patrick Anthony Ludden was in Rochester. He seems that 40 or 50 parishioners have asked him to remove Father James L. Meagher. Ludden declined to interfere because Meagher would appeal to Rome and Ludden would be defeated. In...
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1889 December 30
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 December 31
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In looking over the letters returned by Corrigan he finds that the letters of the Propaganda and Father Louis A. Lambert's act of submission are wanting. These in particular are what McQuaid needs. No word from Rome as yet. McQuaid will be in New York Tuesday or Wednesday. Has Corrigan seen the copy of the Propaganda letter to Archbishop Patrick William Riordan of San Francisco in re Father James Edward Quigley . McQuaid wonders if they know at Propaganda that Quigley is a cousin of...
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1889 December 31
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1890 May 6
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He has received Corrigan's letter of April 22. Corrigan is now to be put on a gridiron and broiled just as McQuaid was. Sending this simple case of insubordination of Father Richard E. Burtsell to a General Congregation is making government of the Church in America impossible. To force Corrigan to keep Burtsell in New York City instead of Roundout is practically to condemn Corrigan. In Corrigan's defeat, and it will be unless Burtsell goes to Roundout, all the Bishops in the country...
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1890 May 6
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1890 September 10
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In advance of news of the arrival of the Teutonic, McQuaid sends congratulations. Should it be possible, McQuaid will come down to New York on Saturday; visit Frederick at Metuchen on Monday. :: I-1-i A.L.S. Photostat from Archdiocesan Archives of New York 1p. 12mo.
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1890 September 10
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1891 March 7
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McQuaid expects to reach New York Monday on his way to Boston. Corrigan must have patience with the pettiness of the Father Edward McGlynnites and Company. :: I-1-i A.L.S. 1p. 12mo. Photostat from Archdiocesan Archives of New York
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1891 March 7
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1891 November 29
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McQuaid sends a cutting to show that Clan-na-gael is not a dead body. This horrible society is divided into two factions. The more moderate met in New York last week presided over by Dr. Casey of Rochester, who finds a complacent confessor and makes sacrilegious Communions. The other faction is headed by A Sullivan of Chicago, who shot down a man in cold blood. Archbishop Patrick Feehan knows him well as he dines at the Archbishop's table. Nothing will be done as Cardinal James...
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1891 November 29
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rochester, New York, to Archibishop Micheal Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1887 Apri l5
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McQuaid read in the Sun Father James T. Curran's insolent interview. If Corrigan is to rule his diocese, he must have the necessary power to inflict discipline on recalcitrant priests. The newspaper say Father Richard Lalor Burtsell was suspended and removed from Epiphany. If Corrigan can crush this rebellion by the Father Edward McGlynn faction, he will have won a great battle. Corrigan must send newspapers to the Propaganda, Cardinals Gibbons, Howard, Masella, to Bishops Persico,...
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1887 Apri l5
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rome, Italy, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 December 8
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McQuaid arrived in Rome on the 5th. He has seen no one yet, except Ella B. Edes. He has received a number of slips including those concerning the McGuire case. Corrigan should send the report of Father Richard L. Burtsell's testimony. McQuaid intends to take up this subject first of all. He has Father Edward McGlynn's speech at the anti-poverty meeting. This amounts to nothing. In it there is language against the Church and its authorities and teachings. If McQuaid doesn't get...
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1888 December 8
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rome, Italy, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1888 December 20
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McQuaid is still waiting for the report of Father Richard L. Burtsell's testimony in the McGuire case. Cardinal John Simeoni is timorous to a frightful degree. Burtsell has avowed himself friend and counsel of Father Edward McGlynn. Burtsell said McGuire did no wrong in attending the Anti-Poverty meetings. McQuaid now feels that it is Corrigan's duty to forbid Catholics to be present at these meetings, and make it a reserved case. McQuaid advises Corrigan to prepare a letter instancing...
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1888 December 20
McQuaid, Bishop Bernard Joseph, Rome, Italy, to Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan, New York, New York, 1889 January 22
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McQuaid met Archbishop Joseph Duhamel of Ottawa. Duhamel let out that Rome proposed to establish a sort of ecclesiastical court, headed by Cardinal James Gibbons, to hear and decide all ecclesiastical cases, except money ones. This week McQuaid will take up the Father Richard L. Burtsell case. The telegraphic despatches mention Corrigan's pastoral of Sunday. The rector here thinks Corrigan should have allowed the Father Edward McGlynn business to die of itself, but McQuaid told him...
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1889 January 22
McQuaid, Father Bernard J., Rochester, New York to James F. Edwards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1899 October 06
Item — Box CEDW 9: [Barcode: 00000039181813], Folder: 14
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He cannot accept the invitation to Notre Dame as he leaves Chicago by an early train. St. Bernard's Seminary has 88 students. The Rochester students have resolved to endow "Alumni Professorship No. 1" by subscribing $500 each. Their example will be followed class after class. :: XI-2-b A.L.S. 3pp.
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1899 October 06
McQuaid, Father Bernard J., Seton Hall, South Orange, New Jersey, to Bishop Francis P. McFarland of Hartford, Providence Rhode Island, 1863 June 16
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Their commencement will take place June 24. John D. Kernan of Utica will graduate and it would give great pleasure to his family if Bishop McFarland could be present. The college would also appreciate his company. :: I-1-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.
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1863 June 16
McQuid, S.J., Father John, Jersey City, New Jersey, to Father Daniel E. Hudson, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indiana, 1885 February 25
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Enclosed is a $3 check for a subscription for the Ave Maria. :: X-2-o A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.
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1885 February 25
McQuirk, Father John, New York, New York to James F. Edwards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1901 October 10
Item — Box CEDW 10: [Barcode: 00000039181821], Folder: 15
Identifier: CEDW XI-2-d
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He thanks him for the life of Brownson and sends him a small package of articles belonging to the late Bishop Conroy. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.
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1901 October 10
McQuirk, Father John, New York, New York to James F. Edwards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1901 December 16
Item — Box CEDW 10: [Barcode: 00000039181821], Folder: 18
Identifier: CEDW XI-2-d
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Edwards has not let him know the numbers of the Brownson he wants. If the Ave Maria has given any notice of his book, he has missed the number. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.
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1901 December 16
McQuirk, J., New York, New York to "James F, Edwards", Notre Dame, Indiana, 1902 January 30
Item — Box CEDW 10: [Barcode: 00000039181821], Folder: 20
Identifier: CEDW XI-2-f
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He has only one number of the Dublin which Edwards requires. Edwards could get them by writing Baker, Soho Square, London. :: XI-2-f A.L.S. 2pp.
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1902 January 30