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The French JOC chaplain sends a copy of a review of Cardijn's book by Archbishop Garrone.

The French JOC chaplain sends news of reviews published regarding Cardijn's book.

The French JOC chaplain explains his efforts to promote Cardijn's book among French bishops.

The French JOC chaplain sends yet another list of bishops to whom Cardijn's book should be sent.

The French JOC chaplain is again concerned at the delivery of copies of Cardijn's book to various bishops.

Cardijn's secretary reassures the French JOC chaplain that copies of Cardijn's books have been sent to various bishops.

The French JOC chaplain explains his efforts to promote and distribute Cardijn's book.

Another list of French bishops to receive a copy of Cardijn's book.

The French JOC chaplain is still concerned over the distribution of Cardijn's book to French bishops.

The French JOC chaplain sends a list of bishops to whom a copy of Cardijn's book should be sent.

The French JOC chaplain sends a list of four more key persons who should receive a copy of Cardijn's book.

The French JOC chaplain writes to Fiévez complaining of the small number of books distributed to bishops.

Fiévez writes again to the French JOC chaplain, discussing the promotion and distribution of Cardijn's book, Lay People into Action.

The French JOC chaplain writes to Cardijn's secretary to ask about progress on the publication of his book.

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.

Fiévez writes to French JOC chaplain Georges Guérin explaining the problems Cardijn encountered concerning the publication of his book