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Paper prepared by the International YCW
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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 writes to John XXIII's Substitute and other Vatican officials informing them of his coming visit.
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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.
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The French JOC chaplain writes to Cardijn's secretary to ask about progress on the publication of his book.
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Fiévez writes to the French JOC chaplain informing him that Cardijn's book Lay People in the front lines is about to be printed and to go on sale.
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Fiévez writes to French JOC chaplain Georges Guérin explaining the problems Cardijn encountered concerning the publication of his book
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Press release announcing Cardijn's appointment as a member of the Pontifical Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn sends his latest series of notes to the president of the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn is concerned that the Sub-Commission on Social Action of the Prep Com on Lay Apostolate is ignoring the work of the YCW.
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Cardijn insists on his understanding of animation, the apostolate of the laity and Catholic in this note for the Prep Com on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn insists on the role of the SCA movements in this note for the Prep Com on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn presents the International YCW in this note drafted for the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn presents his reflections on a draft pastoral letter by Bishop Emile De Smedt of Bruges.
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Cardijn presents his conception of canonical mission and hierarchical mandate to the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate
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Mgr Glorieux counsels patience on Cardijn's proposal for a lay sub-commission of the Pontifical Council on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardijn proposes the creation of a sub-commission of the Pontifical Commission on Lay Apostolate that would include lay members.
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Cardijn acknowledges receipt of his appointment to the Pontifical Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Cardinal Hume recalls Vatican II and the YCW as the monuments to Cardijn's vision.
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Cardijn's notes for his meeting with the secretary of the Congregation for Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs.
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Cardijn's note for his meeting with the president of Propaganda Fide.
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Cardijn's notes for his meeting with Pope John XXIII's Substitute.
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The PCLA circulates a questionnaire seeking to better understand lay movements and organisations.
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The secretary of the Preparatory Commission on Lay Apostolate requests copies of one of Cardijn's documents (Note 4).
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Cardijn writes to the Dutch YCW movements requesting that they prepare a report on their activity for the Pontifical Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Archbishop James Gleeson of Adelaide, was a key actor in promoting the development of the Cardijn movements in Australia.
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The vicar general of Tournai writes to Cardijn concerning his translations.
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The vicar-general of Tournai diocese sends his proposed corrections to and translations of Cardijn's documents to Marguerite Fiévez.
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Cardijn explains the distinct but united roles of priests and lay people in the Church and the world.
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COPECIAL official, Rosemary Goldie, responds to Cardijn indicating that his concerns will be taken into account.
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Cardijn writes to the secretary of the COPECIAL emphasising the need to focus on formation and ecumenical issues, particularly in light of the Council.
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French priest Pierre Haubtmann was a chaplain to the French JOCF, the Action Catholique des Milieux Indépendantes (ACI), national chaplain to the Action Catholique Ouvrière (ACO), and the principal compiler of Gaudium et Spes.
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Cardijn's secretary writes to Mgr Pietro Pavan to send a copy of the notes Cardijn had prepared for John XXIII in view of an encyclical to mark the 70th anniversary of Rerum Novarum.
