No. 566 NAI DT S13647
DUBLIN, 24 April 1945
Taoiseach, Minister for External Affairs.
On enquiry at Westminster Cathedral today, the High Commissioner was given the following information:
Monsignor Scanlan, of Westminster Cathedral, said that the Masses could only have been said for American Catholic soldiers who died in the war, as the rule that Mass is not to be celebrated publicly for a Protestant admits of no exception.
[initialled] J.P.W.
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