The Frederick Richard McManus papers. 1925-2005.

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The Frederick Richard McManus papers. 1925-2005.

The McManus papers arrived in four distinct deposits with only the first being arranged and described to the folder level. The first deposit includes the Jurist, canon law and personal material. The first series spans McManus' editorial work with the Jurist, 1956-1985, and contains various articles as well as general correspondence relating to articles and the journal's publication. The canon law materials are separated into six series: National Council of Catholic Bishop's Committee on the Liturgy, correspondence and reports, 1951(1967-1984)1984; Canon Law Society of America, correspondence and conference materials of the U.S. society and some pieces from various foreign societies, 1961 (1966-1990) 1990; the publication Acta Apostolicae Sedies, 1967-1970; Department of Canon Law/CUA, records reflecting McManus as professor and scholar in canon law, 1961-1995; files on various liturgical and canon law topics, including the Orthodox-Catholic Consultation and the International Commission on English in the Liturgy, 1958-1996; and miscellaneous USCC/NCCB material, including the Committee on Research and Practices, a 1967 management study, and numerous press releases, 1966-1970. Finally, there are personal papers with correspondence, articles, speeches, publications, course outlines and exams, and general notes and clippings. The remaining three deposit have similar material to the first but are unprocessed though there are preliminary box lists available that provide a basic level of access for interested researchers.

60 linear ft.

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Catholic University of America

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Catholic University of America. Department of Canon Law

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McManus, Frederick R. (Frederick Richard), 1923-2005

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Frederick Richard McManus, 1923-2005, attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts from 1940-1942. In 1947, he studied at St. John's Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts, where he received an A.B. and in 1954 obtained his J.C.D. from the Catholic University of America (CUA). Ordained 1 May 1947 in Boston, he served one year as an assistant pastor at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Norwood, Massachusetts, then as an assistant pastor at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Bost...