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Press release announcing Cardijn's appointment as a member of the Pontifical Commission on Lay Apostolate.
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Enrique Shaw was an Argentine businessman and Cardijn disciple, who founded or helped found the Christian Family Movement there, the Christian Association of Business Executives and was president of Argentine Catholic Action.
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The national chaplain of the Belgian (Walloon) JOC sends his reflections to Cardijn on a draft pastoral letter by Bishop De Smedt of Bruges.
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René Salanne was a French JOC leader, later secretary-general of the JOC Internationale and a trade union with the CFDT.
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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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This is the first systematic presentation of the See-Judge-Act in the first edition of the Girls YCW Manual (Manuel de la JOCF) 1926.
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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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Cardijn visited Ben Tillett during his visit to England in the summer of 1911 to study trade unions.
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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 address to the 1938 conference of Pax Romana in Bled, Yugoslavia.
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A note by Australian seminarian Dick Buchhorn to Cardijn helping to prepare the latter's talk to students at the Pontifical Gregorian University.
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Cardijn's report for the Vatican of his travels in African in 196061.
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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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News report quoting Cardijn following his appointment as a cardinal.
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Cardijn and the IYCW president congratulate the Argentine jocist chaplain, Enrique Angelelli, on his appointment as auxiliary bishop of Cordoba.
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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 sets out his conception of the role of former YCW leaders.
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Carte postale de la JOC Suisse
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A short biography of Cardijn written in Canada at the time of the JOC World Congress in Montreal.
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Cardijn's adjoint chaplain presents the YCW.
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Fr Roberto Bolton García was a worker priest, chaplain to the Chilean JEC and a co-founder of the Christian Family Movement there.
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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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The vice-president of the COPECIAL Ecclesiastical Commission responds positively to Cardijn.
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Cardijn urges the vice-president of the COPECIAL Ecclesiastical Commission to look at expanding the organisations role and resources.
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The new pope writes to Cardijn.
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Postcard illustrating the Centrale Jociste in Brussels
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A short biography by Paul (Cardinal) Poupard, who succeeded Mgr Haubtmann as rector of the Catholic Institute of Paris.
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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.
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Cardijn writes to the secretary of the Preparatory Commission to indicate that he has more copies available of his notes if need be.
