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               <p>A letter from John Waters to John Francis Hogan (1858–1918). In this letter Rev Waters (b. 1871) is asking Hogan for information about the programme of examination for a bachelor of arts degree in Theology at Maynooth so his students can prepare themselves properly. John Francis Hogan was a priest, author, and president of St Patrick's College, Maynooth. During the Easter Rising a group of Volunteers from the town of Maynooth entered the college to seek a blessing before setting off for Dublin. Hogan reputedly refused to give his blessing to their ‘foolish and most ill-advised expedition’ and urged them to return home. They in turn refused; responding to their spiritual needs, he blessed them, while remaining totally opposed to their activities. He subsequently addressed the students on the need to show proper respect for authority.</p>
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              12/35    Holy Cross College,  Clonliffe,  Dublin   July <hi rend="underline">2 <hi rend="superscript">nd</hi> 16 </hi> My Dear Monsignor Hogan,   Some of our students <lb/>who are going down to Maynooth <lb/>next year would naturally join <lb/>your <hi rend="underline">Ba class 2</hi>nd year, as <lb/>they have already done the Ba <lb/>course 1st year (corresponding to the <lb/>old 2 <hi rend="superscript">nd</hi> Arts) at University College.   There is no programme publish- <lb/>ed of Subjects for Examination <lb/>for <lb/>this class in Maynooth â as far  
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              I know. In the ' <seg type="foreign">Ordo</seg>,' there is the <lb/>programme of Examination for <lb/>admission into Ba degree class <lb/><hi rend="underline">First</hi> year, and into <hi rend="underline">First years <lb/>Theology </hi>, but none for admission <lb/>into the class between these two, i.e., <lb/>into <hi rend="underline">Ba degree class second year.</hi><lb/>There is no <seg type="unclear">bad</seg> to candidates <lb/>coming to Maynooth for this class.   I should feel very grateful if you <lb/>would send me information about <lb/>the programme, as our students <lb/>would like to prepare themselves <lb/>for the Examination. If you kindly send <lb/>me the details I will communicate <lb/>these to students.  <seg type="closer">  Kindest Regards <lb/>Yours Sincerely  <lb/> <hi rend="underline">John Waters</hi> </seg> 
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