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Jean Rodhain was a French JOC chaplain, later a prisoner of war in Germany, and the founder of Secours catholique now Caritas France.
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A historian by training, Luc Roussel was national chaplain to the JOC Wallon and a Christian Worker Movement as well as to the CSC Christian Trade Union federation.
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Henri Roy was an Oblate of Mary Immaculate priest, who was also the founding chaplain of the Canadian JOC.
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Maurice Roy was a chaplain to the JOC as well as a cousin of Canadian JOC founder, Henri Roy. As a bishop and cardinal, he supported Cardijn at Vatican II and later became president of the Pontifical Councils of the Laity and Justice and Peace.
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Mauro Rubio Repullés was a national chaplain of the Spanish JOC before becoming the bishop of Salamanca. He took part in Vatican II.
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Victor Salandini was a Californian priest who was chaplain to the YCW and worked closely with Cesar Chavez.
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Monsignor José Vicente Salazar Arias (1913-1962), was the founder of the JOC in Costa Rica.
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Archbishop Justin Simonds studied at Louvain where he became familiar with the JOC. As a bishop, he was appointed as Episcopal Chairman of the movement.
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Scottish-born Fr Harry Stocks was a Canadian CSC missionary, who became a YCW chaplain in India.
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Dom José Tavora was a Brazilian JOC chaplain, who became known as the "bishop of the workers." At Vatican II, he worked closely with Cardijn.
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Rafael Tello was an Argentine JUC chaplain and founder of the "theology of the people."
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Cardinal Jean-Claude Turcotte was an assistant diocesan chaplain to the Montreal JOC. He was also a chaplain to the Jeunesse Indépendante Catholique Féminine (JICF) and Mouvement des Travailleurs Chrétiens.
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Marcel Uylenbroeck was Cardijn's successor as international chaplain of the JOC Internationale and later secretary of the Pontifical Council for the Laity.
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Abel Varzim was a Portuguese priest who studied in Belgium where he met Cardijn. Upon his return, he founded the Liga Operária Católica (Catholic Workers League).
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Derek Worlock was an English priest, who worked closely with the YCW. He was a peritus at Vatican II and later the archbishop of Liverpool.
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Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) first met Cardijn on a visit to Belgium in 1947. They subsequently met several times in Rome. He was also close to Marcel Uylenbroeck and Pat Keegan.
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Joseph Wresinki was a French JOC leader, who became a priest and founded the ATD-Quart Monde movement to work with the "Third World in the First World."
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Google translation of the transcript of Cardijn's final interview given to two schoolboys a few weeks before his death.
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Cardijn and the Centre Chrétien du Travail (Christian Labour Centre) purchased Le Bon Pain Bruxellois Coopérative and its building in 1919.
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Invitation to memorial service and talk by Cardijn to commemorate Gabrielle Petit, the young woman executed by the German occupying forces for spying.
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Cardijn and other chaplains with members of the local youth club (patronage), probably at Laeken.
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Early JOC group with banner "La Belgique au Christ" (Belgium for Christ) with Cardijn 2nd row from front and 4th from left.
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Belgian JOCF leaders and chaplain with shield.
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Participants at a Study Day organised by the JOC in Lille, northern France.
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Young miners dressed in work clothes at the first JOC pilgrimage to Rome in 1929 with 1500 participants.
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Participants at a Belgian JOCF Study Week at Averboede in 1928.
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Belgian jocist leaders on pilgrimage at Lourdes in 1928.
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Talk by Pope Paul VI to participants in the Euro Rally at Strasbourg, France, in 1964.
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Cardijn featured on the cover of French Catholic magazine, La Vie, on 25 August 1957 to coincide with the JOC Internationale Rome pilgrimage.
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Cardijn on the cover of Zondagvriend magazine in November 1962 during the First Session of Vatican II.
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A July 1960 note by Cardijn with suggestions for Vatican II, including reviving the diaconate and restoring the meaning of charity.
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Belgian Queen Elisabeth with JOC leaders including Fernand Tonnet, Paul Garcet and Jacques Meert at the JOC office in Rue des Palais, Brussels.
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Cardijn with French JOC founding chaplain, Georges Guérin 1930s
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Cardijn with French JOC founding chaplain, Georges Guérin around 1928.
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Cardijn standing before a JOC banner.
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Cardijn addresses a crowd 1930s.
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Paul Garcet, Fernand Tonnet and Jacques Meert 1930s.
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French JOCF pilgrims at St Peter's Basilica 1931.
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Postcard of special mass for Canadian JOC pilgrims.
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Image from the French JOC calendar for 1933.
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TV news clip of Cardijn's ordination as an archbishop and appointment as a cardinal.
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Video 50th anniversary of Cardijn's death 1967-2017.
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VRT TV interview with Cardijn when he turned 80 in 1962.
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In this 1957 interview, Cardijn and Maria Baers speak of the pioneers of the Belgian labour movement.
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Record produced by the Belgian KAJ featuring Cardijn speaking.
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Cardijn's talk at the Domus Mariae in Rome during Vatican II.
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Témoignage sur Cardijn
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Mike Coleman was national president of the US YCW and later involved in the civil rights movement, urban redevelopment and international development.
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Jorge Oscar Adur was an Argentine JEC leader who became an Assumptionist priest and Specialised Catholic Action chaplain and who was kidnapped and "disappeared."
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Cardijn publie le rapport sur sa visite de recherche en Allemagne pendant ses études de sociologie à Louvain.
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Cardijn livre ses réflexions sur sa visite en Angleterre en 1911.
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Cardijn analyse les problèmes d'ouvrières isolées, par exemple, les jeunes filles qui travaillent comme serveuses domestiques.
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Notes d'une série de conférences de Cardijn au groupe Jeune Garde à Laeken.
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Cardijn explique sa conception du fonctionnement d'un cercle d'étude.
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Cardijn fait rapport sur l'utilité du mouvement social féminin.
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Sermon de Cardijn à la cérémonie commémorant l’exécution de Gabrielle Petit.
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Cardijn proteste contre les déportations de travailleurs en Allemagne pendant la Grande Guerre.
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Cardijn répond aux critiques du dirigeant socialiste, Jules Destrée.
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L'hommage de Cardijn à l'historien, Godefroid Kurth.
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Discours de bienvenue de Cardijn à Marc Sangnier en 1921.
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Cardijn se souvient de premières réunions du syndicat des jeunes ouvrières à Laeken avant la guerre.
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Discours de Cardijn au IVe semaine sociale des Universitaires Catholiques en 1926.
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La première intervention orale de Cardijn à la 4ème session de Vatican II.
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Intervention de Cardijn à Vatican II sur le schema pour Gaudium et Spes.
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Intervention de Cardijn à Vatican II sur le schéma de Gaudium et Spes.
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Cardijn insiste le rôle des instituteurs chrétiens.
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Cardijn présente l'esprit de la JOC dans cette article pour une revue dominicaine.
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Cardijn encourage les dirigeants de la JOCF à participer à un Congrès Eucharistique.
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Discours de Cardijn aux dirigeants de la JOCF.
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Cardijn encourage les dirigeants de la JOCF à faire encore des efforts.
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Cardijn adresse les dirigeants de la JOC à une semaine d'études.
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Cardijn rend hommage à l'évêque de Tournai.
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Cardijn accueille le nouvel évêque de Tournai.
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Compte rendu d'une réunion de prêtres qui prennent la décision de lancer le JOC.
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Livre publié par la JOCF sur le fonctionnement d'un cercle d'étude, l'enquête, etc.
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Cardijn analyse la démographie de la population féminine.
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Cardijn donne sa vision du syndicalisme féminin.
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Après le déclenchement de la guerre, Cardijn encourage ses collègues à continuer leurs efforts.
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Cardijn analyse les problèmes des jeunes ouvrières.
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Cardijn analyse la situation de travailleuses au bureau.
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Cardijn explique sa conception de formation intégrale.
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Cardijn développe sa conception de l'éducation de la jeune ouvrière.
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Cardijn développe sa conception du rôle de l'institutrice.
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Cardijn développe encore sa conception de l'éducation pour la vie.
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Cardijn insiste sur le rôle positive de la culture populaire.
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Cardijn présente sa conception de la démocratie chrétienne aux lecteurs du nouveau journal, Le démocrate.
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Cardijn développe sa conception de l'AC autour de 3 points: éducation, action et organisation.
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Cardijn adresse les dirigeants de la JOC.
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Discours de clôture par Cardijn.
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Cardijn encourage les dirigeants jocistes à lire.
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Il faut attendre, espérer et préparer pour la renaissance du Christ en nous, écrit Cardijn.
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Cardijn présente son rapport sur la collaboration avec les instituteurs.
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Cardijn donne le discours de clôture pour la 3ème Semaine d'Etudes de la JOC.
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Cardijn donne son rapport au 4° Congrès Général de la J.O.C. Bruxelles, le 15 Avril 1928.
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Cardijn réjouit de l'ouverture de la nouvelle maison jociste.
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Le président de la JOC exprime ses voeux.
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Cardijn encourage les dirigeants jocistes.
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Cardijn rend hommage au Chanoine Dordolot, qui a fait don du bâtiment qui est devenu le siège de la JOC.
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Cardijn donne 3 leçons sur: I. Le salut par la vérité; II. La personne humaine; III. La société humaine.
