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McNeill, Donald P.
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Letters from Jim Sherer

File consists of a letter from Jim Sherer regarding a reading guide he wrote for "Compassion: A Reflection on The Christian Life" which Nouwen co-wrote with Don McNeill and Douglas Morrison.

Letters from Don McNeill, C.S.C.

File consists of letters, including a photo card, from Don McNeill, C.S.C., also including copies of correspondence with Robert P. McNeill, Sue Mosteller, a short typed letter from Nouwen and a short typed letter from Connie Ellis, Nouwen's administrative assistant.

Letters from Rev. Don McNeill, CSC

File consists of letters from Rev. Don McNeill, CSC, including copies of a letter sent by McNeill to Robert Heller and a long handwritten letter by Nouwen regarding the death of McNeill's mother.

Letters from Don McNeill, CSC

File consists of letters from Don McNeill, CSC, including copies of letters sent by McNeill and Mary Ann Roemer to Esther Miguel and Joannelie Leonie de Cock, and Dolly and Joel Filártiga.

Letters from Rev. Don McNeill

File consists of letters from Rev. Don McNeill, CSC, some written from Mexico, one typed letter from Nouwen, three typed letters from June E. Hagan and one typed note from Mabel Treadwell, Nouwen's administrative assistants. Many of the letters relate to the 25th Anniversary of Nouwen's Ordination, "Compassion", Roffler Gent-L-Shave and early drafts of "Gracias!".

Letters from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.

File consists of a letter from Fred L. Hofheinz, Senior Program Officer of the Lilly Endowment Inc., as well as a typed and annotated draft letter by Nouwen regarding the status of his research and the importance of Jane Bouvier and John Mogabgab in his work, as well as his collaboration with Parker Palmer, Howard Weaver, Don McNeill and Doug Morrison.

Letters from Rev. Don McNeill, CSC

File consists of letters from Rev. Don McNeill CSC of the University of Notre Dame as well as responses from Nouwen and Rev. Douglas A. Morrsion, mostly regarding their collaboration on the book "Compassion".