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South African Archbishop Denis Hurley recalls his experiences with Cardijn and the YCW.
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South African Archbishop Denis Hurley pays homage to Cardijn and the YCW.
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French Archbishop Emile Guerry explains the theoretical bases of (Specialised) Catholic Action
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French Archbishop Emile Guerry notes the prudential basis of the see, judge, act method.
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French Cardinal Gabriel-Marie recalls the impact of the JOC.
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Cardinal Josef Frings of Cologne writes the foreword for a pamphlet introducing the JOC into post-war Germany.
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Canadian Bishop Remi De Roo praises the Cardijn method.
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Canadian Bishop Remi De Roo recalls the influence of Cardijn.
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The Brazilian bishop writes to Cardijn proposing that he celebrate a mass for workers during the last session of Vatican II.
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Bishop Helder Camara writes home to his Brazilian co-workers with news of developments at Vatican II.
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Brazilian Bishop Helder Camara writes an open letter to his brother bishops expounding his conception of Vatican II.
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Brazilian Bishop Helder Camara shares his experiences of working with Cardijn.
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Former JOC chaplain, Bishop Julius Angerhausen reflects on Cardijn's contribution.
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Former JOC chaplain, Bishop Julius Angerhausen, writes the preface to the German edition of Cardijn's book "Laïcs en premières lignes" (Laymen into Action).
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Pope John Paul II recalls the influence on him of Joseph Cardijn.
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Pope John Paul II addresses representatives of the Christian worker movement at the Church of Notre Dame de Laeken where the JOC founder is buried.
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Pope John Paul II cites Cardijn's see judge act in his encyclical on work.
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The Polish pope recalls his meetings with Cardijn while studying in Rome.
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Karol Wojtyla, the future Pope John Paul II, cites Cardijn in his book, Sources of Renewal.
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Paul VI pays homage to the YCW founder following his death.
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Pope Paul VI addresses Cardijn and the YCW after presenting the YCW founder with his red cardinal's hat.
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South African president, Nelson Mandela, spoke at the IYCW World Council opening in the town of Oukasie.
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Benedictine liturgist, Bernard Botte osb, recalls the jocist influence in developing liturgical reforms leading up to Vaican II.
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The Dominican theologian offers a theological basis for Catholic Action.
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Speech by former International YCW president Romeo Maione at the International Colloquy on YCW History, Brussels 2000.
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Speech by Fr Joseph Wresinski at a conference marking the 25th Anniversary of the Diocese of Antwerp, Belgium.
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Marc Sangnier, founder of the French Sillon movement, reports on his trip to Brussels where he was welcomed by Cardijn.
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French Jesuit Robert Rouquette recalls the time Cardijn was appointed a cardinal.
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Dominican worker priest, Jacques Loew, recalls the influence of Cardijn and the JOC.
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French JOC leader and member of the Resistance during World War II.
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Belgian priest, Fr Basile Maes, director of the Catholic development agencies, Broederlijk Delen and Entraide et Fraternité, recalls Cardijn.
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Vice-president of the International YCW, Maria Meersman recalls her experience in Asia with Cardijn.
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A longstanding collaborator with Cardijn and the JOC, François Houtart recalls their influence at Vatican II.
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Discussion of Pope Francis' new encyclical Fratelli Tutti.
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A meeting with Philippines YCW leaders.
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Cardijn explains the importance of the role of the chaplain in the YCW.
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Introduction to the Challenge to Action compilation of Cardijn's writings.
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Cardijn offers a one-page summary of jocist principles on the eve of the first JOC International Congress in 1935
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News report on Cardijn's visit to the US in January 1957.
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News report of Cardijn's death
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Report of Cardijn's visit to Calcutta in 1958.
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With Jacques Matabasi and others
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Cardijn tells US journalists that Communism must not be fought negatively.
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French JOC fundraising postcard.
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Cover of the congress booklet.
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French JOC fundraising postcard.
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French JOC fundraising postcard.
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French JOC fundraising postcard.
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French JOC fundraising postcard.
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Published following his death
