3. Printed page, Latin, from book? 3 letters of Pope Leo XIII to Fr. Antonio Brudigou in Lugdunensem.

4. Printed letter, 1 sheet, 4 pages. Latin. A. Brugidou, Sup. Eccl. Sancti Joachim, on certain privleges. (general audience), Dec 1985.

5. Printed letter, Latin (general audience). 1 sheet / 4 pages, S. Card. Cretoni, prefect, Secretaria S. Congregationis Indulgentiis sacrisque Reliquiis, 10 April, 1907. On exposition/adoratoin of the Eucharist.

6. Bull / apostolic letter of Pius X, 1907. Latin, on the organizing of the Ruthenian rite Catholic churches / Catholics in the U.S. 14 pp.

7. Printed letter, Latin, with accompanying translation (on separate sheet). Rev. D.J. McMackin is delegated as Vice- Postulator for North America, for the canonization of Pope Pius IX, by Anthony canon Cani, postulator of cause. August 17, 1907.

8. Sheet of parchment, handwritten, Latin, from Pius XI, to Rodulpho Carlo Fuff, priest. In recognition of his work with urban and rural parishes, he is made "Antistitem Urbanum" or "Praelatum Nostrum domesticum". 24 March, 1938. 9. From Vatican, Latin, to bp McCloskey, 24 Feb. 1878. may grant 10 dispensations for marriage impediments.

10. From Vatican, Latin, to bp william Mac Closkey of Louisville. 25 Oct. 1891. may grant dispensations for marriage impediment of spiritual affinity, for ten cases. 11. From Vatican, Latin, to bp. William MacCloskey, of Louisville. 20 March 1892. has permission to use, for the baptism of adults, the short form found in the Roman Rite for the baptism of infants.

12. Various forms, from Congregation for Propagation of Faith. to William McCloskey bp Louisville. Latin. all 12 Feb. 1893. privileges which expire in 5 years.

• various privileges, e.g., to read and possess books on the index, may allow Catholics to offer meat to non-Catholics in home, on days of abstenance, may depute a priest to consecrate chalices, patens, stone altars, etc.
• may grant various dispensations related to impediments to marriage.
• dispensations regarding marriage, confession.
• marriage impediment dispensations.
• marriage dispensations.

13. 30 Nov. 1902. 1 sheet, printed form. Latin. Pope Leo XIII gives William McCloskey bishop of Louisville authority to dispense irregular marriages without recourse to Holy See. 14. 22 Oct. 1902. 1 sheet, printed form. Latin Pope Leo XIII gives William McCloskey bp Louisville the following privileges:

• 1. reciting liturgy of the hours at irregular times.
• 2. keeping and reading books on the index.
• 3. dispensing deacons, etc. from age requirement by 14 months, if fit.
• 4. re: days of obligation of attending mass
• 5. Catholics may, on days of abastainence, offer non-Catholics dining at their home, meat.
• 6. priests may consecrate chalice, patena, etc.
• 7. re: indulgences

15. 22 Oct., 1902. 1 sheet, printed form. Latin. Further privileges, as in #13 and 14.

• 1. may dispense from impediment of spiritual relationship
• 2. may dispense for other forms of relationship
• 3. May dispense for disparity of cult
• 4. for mixed religion

etc.

16. 1 sheet, folded. Latin. outside "Dubia et responsa"; inside 1/3 of page text, summary descriptions of 2 letters sent to bishop of Bardstown, 1831. #17-19 placed within fold of #16.

17. 1 sheet, 4 pages, Latin. "Instructions given to the bishop of Bardstown." from Cong. de Propaganda Fide

18. 1 sheet, 4 pages, Latin. Heading "Illustrissime ac Reverendissime Domine". Also labelled "no. 2". Similar to #3.

19. 1 sheet, 4 pages, Latin. Heading "Supplicationes". From Benoit bp. Bardstown. Request to Cong. de Propaganda Fide for the ability to dispense from marriage impediments; also regarding indulgences, other privileges. Last page: French conclusion, asking for relics and paintings. date 1836.