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    Written in French

    Item is a typescript copy, bound and presented to Cardinal McGuigan by Archbishop O'Donnell of Halifax, September 21, 1935. Each letter is signed "Concardat cum originali" T. O'Donnell.

    Item is a letter from Patrick Casserly, a book dealer in New York, recounting various bits of news including American politicians who are all anti-Catholic as well as anti- Irish.

    Item is a letter to Bishop Power from Patrick Casserly thanking him for writing to the Bishops of Detroit on behalf of the Very Rev. Mr. Byrne about the amount owed him by the Reverend Mr. Cullen. It

    Letter from Bishop Bourget to Bishop Power giving him faculties of a Vicar General in Montreal diocese.

    Letter from Bishop Bourget inviting Bishop Power to assist at the Consecration of Bishop elect Blanchet for Walla Walla, Oregon.

    Letter written in Latin

    Item is a letter to Bishop Power from Patrick Casserly making mention of a number of books and journals. The editor of the "Freeman's Journal", published a book in pamphlet form against his express w

    Item is a letter to Bishop Power from Patrick Casserly containing more complaints about his son's unnatural conduct as editor of the "Freeman's Journal". He also asks the Bishop to recommend a few re

    Item is a letter to Bishop Power from Patrick Casserly primarily discussing his financial position within the company.

    Original letter in French

    Pastoral address on the occasion of the erection of the four Dioceses of Canada into an Ecclesiastical Province having Quebec for the Metropolitan See

    Pastoral letter to the clergy, secular and regular on the death of Pope Gregory XVI

   

   

    Document is a signed copy of Bishop Michael Power's first pastoral letter to the clergy and Faithful of the new Diocese of Toronto.

    Letterbook 2 1842-1861 - Covers the Administrations of Bishop Power and Bishop de Charbonnel.

    Letterbook 1: 1841-1936: Covers the administrations of Bishop Power, Bishop de Charbonnel, and Archbishop Lynch as well as copies of other notable documents, especially regarding the succession of th

    A petition sent to Francis Bond Head, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, from Bishop Macdonell, and others, praying for a piece of land on which to build a second church for the Catholics of Toront

    On May 8, 1845, Bishop Power set and blessed the corner stone for the new cathedral: “To the Praise and Glory of Almighty God and in Honor of Blessed Michael the Archangel, Principal Patron of the Ci