Richard G. Shea, SJ, papers, 1933-1984, bulk 1943-1959.

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Richard G. Shea, SJ, papers, 1933-1984, bulk 1943-1959.

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The papers consist of correspondence, military records and reports, circulars and other publications pertaining to military chaplaincy, as well as teaching notes, all documenting Shea's work as both military chaplain and professor. Correspondence, both military and personal in nature, addresses enlistment and chaplaincy concerns. Shea's military records, chaplain reports, and instructional bulletins and circulars for chaplains are also included.

2 linear feet (5 boxes).

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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