I love finding old holy cards in books. Back at the time of this post I gave one away too quickly and then received another claim via email. So I'm not going to make that mistake again.
In the smaller Latin edition of Bonaventure's Mystical Opuscula (Quracchi, 1926) I found a souvenir card from the ordination and first Mass of a Father John M. Quirk, on the first and third of May, 1942, respectively.
So, should there be any family, friends, or confreres who would like me to send it along, leave a comment (which I won't publish) with an address. Or perhaps you are still with us yourself, Father!
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