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File consists of 12 audio cassettes featuring talks by George Strohmeyer and Robert Larouche at a Zone Assistant Retreat from March 31 - April 5, 1986, in Orangeville, ON.

File consists of business correspondence concerning a request by Zondervan Publishing House for Nouwen to write a response to the book, A Child Shall Lead Them: Lessons About Hope From Children with Cancer. Also included in the file is a copy of Nouwen's response to the book. The file also includes a letter a request for comments for Hope Springs From Mended Places by Dr. Diane Komp, however, there is no indication that Nouwen responded.

File consists of correspondence from Scott W. Bolinder to Nouwen requesting endorsements for publications.

Zola, Émile, L’attaque du moulin. Drame lyrique en quatre actes. Poème de Louis Gallet, musique de Alfred Bruneau, Paris, Librairie Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1902.

Zola, Émile, L’assommoir. Drame en cinq actes et neuf tableaux [adaptation de William Busnach et Octave Gastineau], avec une préface d’Émile Zola et un dessin de Georges Clairin, Paris, G. Charpentier, 1881. Original wrappers. Poor condition

Zola, Émile, Jacques Damour. Pièce en un acte. Tirée de la nouvelle d’Émile Zola par Léon Hennique, Paris, G. Charpentier et Cie, 1887. Stage copy marked «B». – heavily annotated.

Zola, Émile, Jacques Damour. Pièce en un acte. Tirée de la nouvelle d’Émile Zola par Léon Hennique, Paris, G. Charpentier et Cie, 1887. Original wrappers – stage copy marked «D». With wet stamp «Le Théâtre Libre». Second copy: 1925.

Zola's preparatory notes (photocopy) for his article, "Aux meres heureuses" (Le Figaro, 18 April 1891), from the Le Blond collection.
There is also a transcription of the notes and a letter from Alain Pages to Sanders, dated 13 February 2007, thanking Sanders for sending the text.

File consists of twenty-three editions of the Dutch newsletter, "Zaken die God raken" [Matters that concern God]. These editions date from February/March 1990 to April/May 1994. The publication was released six times per year.

File consists of a copy of “Zachée”.

File consists of one personal, handwritten card from Laurie Young to Sue Mosteller regarding the receipt of Henri Nouwen’s Adam: God’s Beloved and her spiritual journey.

File contains photocopied newsletters and bulletins including the union shop papers "Hi Ball" and "The Builder," "The Communist Viewpoint" and newsletter of the UofT Communist Club. Contents excised and annotated.

File consists of a letter from Patrick Collins confirming arrangements for Nouwen to lead a reflection for principals and vice-principals from the York Region Roman Catholic School Board at Daybreak.

File consists of correspondence with Gordon Schmidt, regarding Nouwen speaking to the Unit Chaplains at York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Nouwen spoke on his own experience with pastoral care when he was a patient at the Hospital.

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen's address to clergy and medical personnel at York Central Hospital. The theme of the address was "Caring for the Whole Person: the Relationship between Spirituality and Medical Care." Includes outline entitled "Care for the Whole Person," notes in Nouwen's hand entitled "Spirituality of the Caregiver," and a news clipping on the death of Tony Perkins. Also includes a handwritten manuscript in Dutch by Nouwen and a draft history of L'Arche in German, not by Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence regarding Nouwen speaking at the Yonge Street Mission "Staff Day Away." The theme of Nouwen's talk was "Spiritual Formation." The talk took place at St. George the Martyr Anglican Church, Toronto, Ontario.

File consists of correspondence between Sue Mosteller and Byong Yong Hong, Director of Korea InterVarsity Press regarding the possibility of publishing additional Nouwen works in Korean and permissions for reprinting articles by Nouwen.

File consists of one copy of Year of the Quiet Sun, a folio of collages and poetry by Chilean visual artist Ludwig Zeller, and one unsigned card (with envelope) featuring a quote and illustration from Zeller.

The poems in the folio are in Spanish, with English translation by A.F. Moritz. The folio is signed by Zeller.

The folio also includes a page of dedications and thanks, signed by Deborah Barnett, and a description about the collection:

"Prints from photo polymer plates on beautiful Canal paper from The Mill at St Armand. Folios produced from Fabiano, and Strathmore Art Laid; lined with Caress Text papers. Types include Suburban and Twentieth Century.

Three collage and poetry broadsides, each letterpress printed in an edition of 52 with acid-free folio covers wrapping 26 numbered sets, including title page, of which this is 20/26"

File consists of a booklet entitled "Your Personal Statements of Benefits" from Yale University for Nouwen.

File consists of a photocopy of an article on the donation of Nouwen's records to the Kelly Library. Includes a brief biography of Nouwen and an interview with John Allan Loftus, president of Regis College.

File consists of a newspaper clipping of an article published in "Spectrum", in 1997.

File consists of correspondence, from Margaret Farley, and other material regarding Nouwen's participation as the keynote speaker for a symposium on "Mental Retardation: Ethical, Theological, and Pastoral Issues" at Yale Divinity School, New Haven, Connecticut. The symposium was sponsored by the Yale Divinity School in conjunction with the 1995 World Special Olympics. Nouwen's address was entitled "The Witness of Persons with Mental Retardation." Nouwen was accompanied to the event by Joe Vorstermans and Bill Van Buren. Includes list of speakers, schedule, name tag, meal tickets and campus and building maps.

Interviews with Valerie Wynne-Williams (born Price), friend and beloved of Jones since 1959.

Found on tapes: 101, 102 (box 6)

McLuhan, H. Marshall. "Wyndham Lewis: Lemuel in Lilliput." Key Thinkers and Modern Thought: St. Louis University Studies in Honour of St. Thomas Aquinas, Vol. 2, 1944, pp. 58-72.

McLuhan, Herbert Marshall. "Wyndham Lewis: His Theory of Art and Communication." Shenandoah, vol. 4, no. 2/3, pp. 77-88.

McLuhan, Marshall. "Wyndham Lewis." The Atlantic, vol. 224, no. 6, 1969, pp. 93-98.

File consists of personal correspondence from Antoinette Jansen Wyger to Henri Nouwen, Sue Mosteller and Kathy Christie. Included are copies of some of Mosteller’s responses and a letter from Jansen to Steve Ellis of Daybreak Publications.

File consists of a spiral-bound notebook with handwritten prose by Henri Nouwen, possibly in part or whole draft of articles on Ireland.

File consists of material from a writing workshop in England given by Bart Gavigan in 1992. This material includes a brochure for "An Advanced Screenplay Writing Workshop with Bart Gavigan" by the South Park Community Trust, February 19-22, 1992; a photocopy of notes (not by Nouwen) of the workshop; and Nouwen's handwritten notes.

File consists of a single page of photocopied lecture notes. The handout is labelled "Writing the Word".

File consists of requests by correspondents asking to reproduce or use Nouwen's work, or provide endorsements. They have been numbered and include:

1. James Hoover on behalf of InterVarsity Press (Downers Grove, IL). January 21, 1985, requesting a blurb for a book by Eugene H. Peterson.
2. W. Dayton Roberts on behalf of World Vision International (Monrovia, CA), regarding publishing excerpts from Nouwen's prologue to Gustavo Gutierrez's "We Drink from our own Wells". November 16, 1984.
3. Beck Laird, on behalf of Harper & Row Publishers (San Francisco CA) requesting a blurb for Wes Granberg-Michaelson’s “A Worldly Spirituality”. August 14, 1984.
4. Jacqueline McMakin on behalf of Partners Community (Washington, DC) requesting a blurb for her book "Doorways to Christian Growth" . February 25, 1984.

File consists of Nouwen's handwritten notes entitled "What is at risk?" regarding possible book on the circus (trapeze). Includes travel itinerary for the month of August, a news clipping in Dutch, and a letter from Morag Reeve, editor, requesting to meet with Nouwen while he is in London, England.

File consists of 20 filing cards by Sheila Watson recording her submission and writing campaign to various periodicals and publishers for her husband Wilfred's poetry.

Interviews with Stella Wright, Jones' niece.

Found on tapes:
16 (box 1)
36 (box 3)
57 (box 4)
97, 98, 100 (box 6)

File consists of a facsimile from Kathy Christie to Bruce Rowat with Nouwen's schedule for Holy Week, faxes between Christie and Rowat regarding Nouwen's schedule, and copies of Nouwen's spring and fall worship schedules for 1993, as well as a letter from Henri Nouwen and the pastoral team regarding Advent 1993 worship.

"Typescript of an article with corrections."

File consists of a letter from Peter Stewart regarding Nouwen reviewing and commenting upon the attached “Declaration for Thanksgiving”.

File consists of a copy of "Works by J.H. Newman : a checklist compiled from print sources" by Mairead Dennigan (Dublin: UCD Library, 1974), as well as a 14 page handwritten bibliography by Pett and two slips of handwritten notes.

File consists of planning documents, manuals, handouts, agendas, and correspondence detailing the activities of various working groups and areas of focus within L'Arche Canada. File documents preparations and events hosted for L'Arche Canada's 50th anniversary celebration, an educational workshop related to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, the development of the Servant Leadership Model, and various fundraising and growth initiatives, among other topics.

File also includes one folder with collected statements from L'Arche International and L'Arche Canada regarding revelations of sexual abuse by Père Thomas.

File consists of an article of excerpts from Nouwen's writings that was published in Shepherds of Christ Newsletters Volume 2. (Madison, IN and El Paso, TX: Shepherds of Christ Publications, 2002), 108 - 109.

File consists of business correspondence concerning the publication of books, Nouwen's visit to Waco (TX), and the possibility of giving the 1987 Bond Lecture in Waco.

File consists of a wooden Ukrainian cross with a dedication on the back that says "For Lorenzo From Henri Aug 1994."

Wolff, Pierre, Leurs filles, comédie en deux actes, deuxième édition, Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1899.

Wolff, Pierre, Jacques Bouchard, pièce en un acte, en prose, Paris, Tresse & Stock, 1980. – With a dedicace: «A André Antoine, sans grandes phrases, sans protester autrement d’une amitié sincère, je signe, votre bon camarade bien dévoué, Pierre Wolff.»

File consists of personal email correspondence between Ed Wojcicki and Sue Mosteller regarding his writing, his family, the Nouwen Society Newsletter and a visit to L’Arche Daybreak. Included is a newspaper clipping of an article about Wojcicki’s book A Crisis of Hope in the Modern World and an exchange between Father Mark J. Brummel, C.M.F. and Sue Mosteller regarding the April 2000 issue of U.S. Catholic featuring Wojcicki’s article “Broken yet beloved: What I’ve learned from Henri Nouwen”.

File consists of material relating to Witness for Peace, includes newsletters, Witness for Peace Hotline, letters to Nouwen, copies of newspaper articles, brochures published by Witness for Peace and Draft #1 of Bitter Witnesses: Nicaraguans and the ‘covert’ war by Witness for Peace.

File consists of booklet "Kidnapped by the Contras: The Peace Flotilla on the Rio San Juan, Nicaragua" published by the Witness for Peace Documentation Project. It has been annotated "file: Witness for Peace."

File consists of one video recording of a song, written by Tim E. Wood, titled "With Open Hands." Wood dedicated the song to Henri Nouwen, and recorded it on February 18, 1996. He sent this videocassette with his letter of February 26, 1996.

File consists of an excerpt from "Out of Solitude: Three Meditations on the Christian Life," published in The Sun issue 468, December 2014.

File consists of a spiral bound typescript of "With Burning Hearts" with an inscription on the cover by Nouwen to his father dated December 15, 1993. Glued to the cover is also a photograph of the Daybreak Chapel and a sticky note from Nouwen providing context for the photograph.