Padre Manuel Aguirre writes to padre Cristobal Lauria that he has heard of Lauria's pending transfer and is sympathetic to laurias desire to stay at Saguaripa. (R. Davis) (1978)

Padre Clandorf writes that he is keeping his spirits up, although his assignment is a hard and lonely one. He muses that Criollo priests seem to get a bad view from Rome. (R. Davis) (1978)

Padre Culenguia writes to padre Lauria that he does not know why the transfer to Saguaripa has been ordered, but he is sure it will work out for best. (R. Davis) (78)

Padre Guillermo David writes to padre Cristobal Lauria wishing him luck on his request for permit to go to Mexico to appeal the transfer to Bazerace. (R. Davis) (1978)

Padre culengua writes to padre Lauria that he has received orders to travel to Saguaripa and turn Baceraca over to Lauria. (R. Davis) (78)

Short note of padre Echevarria saying he has received letter of padre Lauria and offers words of support. (R. Davis)

Padre Loaiza writes to padre Lauria requesting sugar, bread, wine and other supplies for mission. (R. Davis) (1978)

Padre Roxas writes to padre Lauria informing him that he is to be transferred from Saguaripa mission to Santa Maria Baseraca mission. (R. Davis) (78)

Padre Galdamez reports to padre Lauria on mission work at San Joseph de los Pimas and use of Indian language to teach religion. (R. Davis) (78)

Padre Segesser writes to padre Lauria that the visitador does have changes of mission personnel in mind, and offers his ideas as to who will most likely be moved around. (R. David) (78)