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Extracted and adapted from the second edition of the "Manuel de la JOC".
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Cardijn reflects on his first trip to Asia.
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Cardijn speaks to Portuguese JOC chaplains following a trip to Fatima.
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Cardijn summarises the essentials of the YCW method in this wide-ranging talk to English YCW chaplains.
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Cardijn speaks of the role of the YCW in assisting young people make the transition from school to work.
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Cardijn addresses leaders of the JOC Internationale at the end of the first international council in Rome.
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Cardijn addresses a meeting of teenage JOC leaders in Dunkirk.
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Cardijn's notes on French philosopher and playwright, Gabriel Marcel.
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Notes prepared by Cardijn for Pope John XXIII to assist in the drafting of an encyclical for the 70th anniversary of Rerum Novarum, which became Mater et Magistra.
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Cardijn speaks at a YCW Rally in Manchester, recalling his first visit there 55 years earlier.
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As Paul VI prepared his first encyclical, Cardijn sent the pope as series of reflections on dialogue to aid in the drafting process.
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Following a trip to the US in 1964, Cardijn offers his thoughts and suggestions for the development of the US YCW, emphasising the need for chaplains.
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Cardijn's speech on the meaning of the Eucharist delivered at the International Eucharistic Congress in Bombay (Mumbai) in 1964.
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Cardijn's speech at the ceremony where former JOC Internationale leader Yvonne Tap was received into a Carmelite community in India.
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Cardijn replies to a young girl from California who has written to him asking about the sacrament of confirmation.
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After returning from his first trip to Asia, Cardijn reflects on the challenges facing the continent, including hunger and racial discrimination.
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Cardijn recalls his meetings with and pays tribute to Pope John XXIII following his death.
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In preparation for the first International Council of the JOC, Cardijn reflects on the meaning of the enquiry method and the importance of the Three Truths dialectic.
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Cardijn reflects on the importance of continual recruitment for the YCW and the need to reach the masses by acting as "fishers of men."
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Returning from the Americas in 1946, Cardijn stopped in the UK where he made a flying tour of several industrial centres.
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Cardijn addresses a rally in Liverpool.
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Cardijn talks about his plans for the developing JOC Internationale.
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Writing in the Swiss JOC magazine, Cardijn insists again that there needs to be a positive answer to communism.
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Addressing a rally in London, Cardijn insisted on the mission and vocation of the person.
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Addressing a rally of the English YCW, Cardijn insists that anti-communism or anti-materialism is not a solution to the problems of the working class.
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Cardijn reflects on the need to work for peace as the Cold War reaches its peak.
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As the Cold War ramps up, Cardijn reflects on the meaning of peace.
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Cardijn reflects on the need for world peace and co-existence between capitalist and communist systems.
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Cardijn reflects on the significance of the worker struggle and Labour Day.
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Cardijn's reflections on a racial discrimination incident at Little Rock, Arkansas in the USA.
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Cardijn reflects on the significance of Vatican II and its work.
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A letter from leaders of the JOC Internationale to Pope John XXIII the day before the opening of Vatican II.
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Cardijn's proposal during Vatican II for a Rome-based centre of dialogue between hierarchy and laity on issues relating to the lay apostolate.
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As a Council Father, Cardijn's submitted a written intervention on lay apostolate to Vatican II since discussion in the Council plenary was already complete.
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A note by Cardijn on the Vatican II draft schema on missionary activity.
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Cardijn submitted a written intervention for the Vatican II schema on the priesthood.
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Cardijn's first speech to the assembled bishops of Vatican II.
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Cardijn's second speech to the assembled bishops of Vatican II.
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Cardijn's third speech to the assembled bishops of Vatican II.
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Cardijn lists principal sources of his reading at various stages of his life.
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Cardijn recalls his childhood in Halle, his seminary days, his time as a student at Louvain, including his study trips to Germany and France
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Cardijn recounts the beginnings of the JOC in the parish of Notre Dame at Laeken, his work with the Christian Worker movement and the women's organisations.
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Cardijn recalls the opposition that he and the embryonic JOC faced, not just in Belgium but also later in Rome.
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Cardijn tells the story of his first study trip to England in the summer of 1911 and his meeting with Ben Tillett and other trade union leaders.
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Cardijn recalls the heroic teenage girl workers who joined the first study circles in the parish of Notre Dame, Laeken.
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Cardijn recalls the Jeunesse Sociale Chrétienne or Christian Social Youth movement that he created for university students, which later morphed into the JUC.
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Cardijn recalls the accusations against the embryonic JOC and the hearing before Cardinal Mercier that almost led to the condemnation of the movement.
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Cardijn recalls the important role of the JOC retreat and recollection service as a means of apostolic formation.
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In this interview, Cardijn recalls his meeting with Victoire Cappe, founder of the Needleworkers Union and the Christian Women's Organisations.
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Writing in a Spanish magazine, Cardijn attempts to explain his discovery of the problems of young workers and his call to the priesthood.
