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Cardijn's successor as chaplain of the International YCW reviews the Vatican II documents on laity and lay apostolate.
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Cardijn's very concrete reflections and proposals on family life and the problems of young workers for the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn writes to the chaplain of the Italian Catholic Action movement seeking his support in advocating for more emphasis on lay apostolate in the Vatican II Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Reflections by Cardijn prior to the Fourth Session of Vatican II
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Cardijn's written intervention for the Fourth Session of Vatican II
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Cardijn expresses his concern that the Preparatory Commission has not sufficiently the lay apostolate of lay people.
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The secretary of the Preparatory Commission sends his best wishes to Cardijn's secretary.
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Cardijn's secretary writes to the secretary of the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate to explain that Cardijn is still in Latin America following the YCW World Council of Rio de Janeiro.
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Cardijn's closing address to the delegates.
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Orientation document adopted by the YCW International Council at Rio de Janeiro 1961
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The secretary of the Holy See Congregation for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs indicates that the Vatican has no issue with the holding of the YCW International Council in Rio de Janeiro.
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The German cardinal sends greetings to the International Council of the YCW in Rio de Janeiro.
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The ageing conservative cardinal sends his best wishes for the International Council of the YCW in Rio de Janeiro.
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The Vatican cardinal sends his greetings to the International YCW Council in Rio de Janeiro.
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The Secretary of State writes to the president of the IYCW prior to the International Council of Rio de Janeiro, making mention of Mater et Magistra.
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Cardijn sends a copy of his intervention on domestic workers to the president of the Preparatory Commission
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Cardijn forwards his reflections on the latest documents from the Preparatory Commission.
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Mgr Glorieux adds a personal note while sending a batch of Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate documents to Cardijn
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The secretary of the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate writes to Cardijn in relation to ecumenism.
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Paper prepared by the International YCW
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The story of the origin and development of the "review of life" and how it supplanted the "review of influence."
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Brazilian YCS leader who became a Dominican and was severely tortured for his opposition to the dictatorship government.
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Pope's speech to YCW pilgrims Rome 1957
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Departing from Brussels National Airport for a JOC Internationale conference for Central America
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Cardijn with Adelaide Archbishop James Gleeson and former YCW leader, Brian Moylan, between them.
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Cardijn as a young vicar
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The Catacombs' Pact of the Poor and Servant Church
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Cardijn asks Pope John's Subsitute if it would be possible to transmit documents by diplomatic channels to JOC movements in countries like Cuba.
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Cardijn prepares a list of requests for Pope John XXIII's Substitute.
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An intervention by Cardijn at the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate
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Cardijn reflects on the role of lay working people in transforming life, milieu and world.
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The story of Cardijn's work and influence on the Second Vatican Council.
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A short 1941 history of the early JOC
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Cardijn writes to John XXIII's Substitute and other Vatican officials informing them of his coming visit.
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Cardijn's final message to leaders of the JOC Internationale
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The French JOC chaplain sends a copy of a review of Cardijn's book by Archbishop Garrone.
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The French JOC chaplain sends news of reviews published regarding Cardijn's book.
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The French JOC chaplain explains his efforts to promote Cardijn's book among French bishops.
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The French JOC chaplain sends yet another list of bishops to whom Cardijn's book should be sent.
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The French JOC chaplain is again concerned at the delivery of copies of Cardijn's book to various bishops.
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Cardijn's secretary reassures the French JOC chaplain that copies of Cardijn's books have been sent to various bishops.
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The French JOC chaplain explains his efforts to promote and distribute Cardijn's book.
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Another list of French bishops to receive a copy of Cardijn's book.
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The French JOC chaplain is still concerned over the distribution of Cardijn's book to French bishops.
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Cardijn's secretary again discusses the list of French bishops to whom Cardijn's book should be sent.
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The French JOC chaplain sends a list of bishops to whom a copy of Cardijn's book should be sent.
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The French JOC chaplain sends a list of four more key persons who should receive a copy of Cardijn's book.
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The French JOC chaplain writes to Fiévez complaining of the small number of books distributed to bishops.
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Fiévez writes again to the French JOC chaplain, discussing the promotion and distribution of Cardijn's book, Lay People into Action.
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The French JOC chaplain writes to Cardijn's secretary enquiring about progress in the publication of the latter's book.
