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File consists of a letter from Rev. Msgr. Andrew T. Cusack, Vicar for Clergy and Religious, on behalf of the Diocese of Bridgeport (CT) Ministry for Clergy and Religious and a long typed letter from Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence from Doreen Cullen, regarding Nouwen's involvement in developing a conference for parish volunteers, for the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto. The letter requests time to sit with Nouwen and discuss ideas. A letter of response from Nouwen's secretary states that Nouwen was unable to respond to this request because he was out of the country.

File consists of a letter from the Rt. Rev. Furman C. Stough, DD, bishop of Alabama on behalf of the Diocese.

File consists of correspondence with Dr. Ian Rennie, regarding Nouwen being the speaker for the graduation service at the Ontario Theological Seminary, Willowdale, Ontario. There is no indication of Nouwen's topic.

File consists of letters from Gerry (Jerry) Diment of the Shalom Community of Kalmazoo, MI and three typed letters from Nouwen and a short typed note from June E. Hagan, Nouwen's administrative assistant.

File consists of letters from Marnie Dilling, many regarding her social activism against nuclear power plants.

File consists of letters from Marnie Dilling, many regarding her social activism against nuclear power plants.

File consists of correspondence, with Betty Anne Brown, Archdiocesan President of the Toronto Archdiocesan Council regarding the arrangements for a talk to The Catholic Women's League of Canada convention on May 7, 1991.

File consists of correspondence, with Kenneth Fung, and other material regarding Nouwen speaking at the 7th Annual Canadian A.C.T. Conference at the Mount Carmen Spiritual Centre in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Nouwen spoke on "Healing the Wounded Healer." Includes schedule, flyer, and notes from the conference. Also includes a travel itinerary for a trip to New York where Nouwen attended the wedding of Fred Bratman and Robin.

File consists of a short typed letter to Sr. Joyce Dildz from Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen's trip to Freiburg, Germany. Includes travel itinerary and receipts. The majority of the correspondence is in German.

File consists of a short typed letter to Patricia DiFabio, of Pendle Hill, from Mabel Treadwell, on behalf of Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence and other material, with Fr. Don McLean and Michael MacNamara, regarding Nouwen speaking at the Lenten Series of Seminars at Our Lady of Grace Church, Aurora, Ontario. Nouwen spoke on "Why Does Our Faith Cause Us So Much Grief." Includes flyers for Nouwen's talk, flyers for the Lenten series, and notes in Nouwen's hand for his talk.

File consists of a letter from Elinore Detiger of The Tiger Trust in The Netherlands to Paul A. Nouwen (Nouwen's brother), and a long typed letter from Nouwen, regarding Marilyn Ferguson, and Detiger's search for golden yellow octagonal crystals used by the Incas in healing ceremonies.

File consists of a letter from Harry Derkx.

File consists of correspondence, with Barb Martens and Bonny Kinnuen, regarding a visit to L'Arche Daybreak. Barb and Bonny were both students at the Wertburg Theological Seminary. Includes letters from both Barb and Bonny expressing their desire to visit Daybreak and a copy of Nouwen's response offering them an opportunity to spend time in the community. Also includes a thank you note from Bonny.

File consists of correspondence and other material, mainly with Jim Edwards, M.P. and Bill Bussiere, regarding Nouwen's participation in the National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa, Ontario. Nouwen gave the address for the breakfast on the theme "Beloved." Includes invitations, programs, music, travel itinerary, travel costs, a transcript of the event including Nouwen's address, and notes in Nouwen's hand for the address. Correspondence regarding arrangements for the event and thank-you letters from many people are included with a copy of Nouwen's response. A videotape of the event and a photograph of Nouwen with Brian Mulrooney were sent to Nouwen with a letter from Jim Edwards but are not in the file. Also includes a signed program by Brian Mulrooney. Some of the materials are in French.

File consists of a letter from Rev. Msgr. Paul T. Cronin, the Diocesan Director of the Department of Religious Education for the Diocese of Buffalo (NY).

File consists of a letter from Alice De Lucrezia and a typed letter from Nouwen.

File consists of a letter from Rev. William J. Hockin, regarding Nouwen being the Liturgist on March 20th as part of the Lenten Noonday Series at St. Paul's Church, Toronto, Ontario. The theme of the series was "Finding the Peace."

Ginisty, Paul, Guérin, Jules, Deux tourtereaux, pièce en un acte. Illustrations de Forain, Henriot & E. Vuillemin, Paris, E. Dentu, 1890. – With a printed dedicace: «A André Antoine. Amical souvenir, P.G. – J.G.».

File consists of a letter from Virginia E. Van Dooren.

McLuhan, H. Marshall. "Flirting with Shadows." Review of The Invisble Poet: T.S. Eliot, by Hugh Kenner, Renascence: A Critical Journal of Letters, vol. 12, no. 4, 1960, pp. 212-214.

File consists of correspondence and administrative and promotional material related to the Thomas Merton Center in Louisville, Kentucky used by Sue Mosteller while planning for the development of the Henri Nouwen Literary Centre and Henri Nouwen Society. Included in the file are requests and objectives submitted to the Board of Directors of L’Arche Daybreak; correspondence, notes and Thomas Merton reference material generated from discussions between Sue Mosteller and Thomasine (Tommie) O'Callaghan about the history and evolution of the Thomas Merton Society; the minutes from an Advisory Group Meeting held July 11-July 13, 1997; promotional material regarding the opening and dedication of the Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine College on October 10, 1997; correspondence from Anne McCormick at Alfred A. Knopf; a copy of an update from Mosteller to members of the Nouwen Society Board; correspondence with Dr. Theresa Sandok regarding the date of Nouwen met with Thomas Merton (May 7, 1967); and a letter acknowledging Mosteller’s enrollment with the International Thomas Merton Society. Also in the file are copies of the Winter 1996 edition of The Merton Seasonal: A Quarterly Review; the Spring 2000 edition of Contemplation & Action: Newsletter of the Thomas Merton Center Foundation; a list of archival series held by the Merton Corpus & Bellarmine Merton Collection; copies of a Merton Legacy Trust agreement with Doubleday & Co.; memorial cards for Nouwen; photocopied excerpts from Jurjen Beumer’s Henri Nouwen: A Restless Seeking for God and Nouwen’s Thomas Merton: Contemplative Critic; and copies of The Lord is Near: Advent Meditations From the Work of Henri Nouwen and Returning God’s Love Calls us Home: Reflections for the Days of Lent.

Second file folder consists of a fax from Sister Thérèse Meunier to Sue Mosteller regarding L’Arche communities in Central America. Included is correspondence between Meunier and other L’Arche community contacts and a document titled “Possible long range plan for working as a resource in Central America”.

File consists of an interview with Richard White interviewed by Joe Vorstermans (location unknown). White is a historian living in Fishing Creek, MD; he was a friend of Nouwen's. The is a note in the file from Joe Vorstermans regarding the failed attempts to receive a Deed of Gift from White. The interview is not transcribed and is only available on audio cassette.

File consists of one letter from Nouwen to Fr. Joy-Prakash. Letter was written from L'Arche Daybreak in 1992. Fr. Joy-Prakash kept this letter due to his deep appreciation for Nouwen's work.

File consists of a draft typescript entitled, "Nieuwe Christelijke gemeenschappen in de V.S." It is divided into three sections: 'Huidije Situatie', 'Nieuwe Christelijke gemeenschappen', and 'Spiritualiteit'.

File consists of a letter from Philippe de Lacoste, volunteering to manage Nouwen's affairs while he his away from Cambridge, MA.

File consists of letters from Sr. Frances de la Chapelle RSCJ, two long typed letters from Nouwen (regarding the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of his Ordination and photographs she took) and three short typed notes from June E. Hagan, Nouwen's administrative assistant.

File consists of a letter to Nouwen from Patrick Baichoo, thanking Nouwen for speaking at their Lenten Bible Study on March 13, 1991. The letter does not contain the name of the church or group to whom Nouwen spoke or the theme of the talk.

File consists of a letter from Plinshe de Jong Venema.

File consists of letters from Andrew Deeter, some written from the Taize Community in France and two very long typed letters from Nouwen.

File consists of a note from Nouwen's secretary regarding Nouwen leading a Bible study group at Glenayr United, Scarborough, Ontario. The note states that Rev. Ken Deer would advise regarding the theme at a later date.

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen's lecture at St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, Kildare, Ireland. The title of Nouwen's lecture was " From Communion to Community and Ministry." Proceeds of the event went to the Trocaire Lenten Campaign. Includes material about the Trocaire campaign including a brochure, poster, sticker, and box. Also includes a copy of the march 1991 issue of the "The Furrow," a journal for the Contemporary Church. The travel itinerary indicates Nouwen also went to Holland during this trip. There is nothing in the file about Holland, he probably went for a personal visit.

File consists of letters from Elaine and Larry Davey.

File consists of correspondence, with Mary McCann, and other material regarding Nouwen speaking at the Regis College 1991 Lecture Series, Regis College, Toronto, Ontario. The theme of Nouwen's talk was "From Communion to Community: The Contemplative Journey." Includes brochures and tickets for the lecture series and brochures for other Regis College events.

File consists of a letter from Arjen Cupernus and a short typed letter from Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen speaking at the Spring Garden Baptist Church, Willowdale, Ontario. Includes a bulletin from the Church's Sunday service and notes from Nouwen secretary regarding the event. The theme of Nouwen's talk is unknown.

File consists of letters from Carol Cruikshank, including a copies of letters sent to Cruickshank from Mary Shaw and Pastor Frank C. Williams regarding "A Living Reminder" as well as three typed letters from Nouwen.

File consists of correspondence with Muriel Bechtel, regarding Nouwen and Doug Wiebe's involvement in the adult discussion group and worship service at Warden Woods Mennonite Church, Scarborough, Ontario. Nouwen and Wiebe discussed the Daybreak community during the discussion group and Wiebe was the worship leader.

File consists of a letter from Michael Pinkston, Publicity Director at Crossroad/Continuum publishing, regarding Eugene Kennedy's book "On Being a Friend".

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding a visit from Richard Sipe to L'Arche Daybreak. Includes a letter from Nouwen to Sipe thanking him for his kind letter and article and looking forward to his visit at Daybreak. Sipe's article entitled "Memento Mori: Memento Vivere- in the Rule of St. Benedict" is included in the file, however, the letter from Sipe is not.

File consists of a letter from Sandra Cronk regarding a phone bill.

File consists of a letter from Anne E. Scheerer, Dean of Summer Sessions and Lifelong Learning Center at Creighton University (Omaha, NE).

File consists of correspondence regarding a visit from Conrad Fischer to L'Arche Daybreak. Includes the letter from Fischer requesting to visit, Nouwen's response, and a memo from Nouwen to Sue Mosteller and Joe Vorstermans regarding the visit.

Geffroy, Gustave, L’Apprentie, drame historique en 4 actes et 10 tableaux, Paris, Charpentier et Fasquelle, 1908. – With a dedicace: «À Georges Ancey, son ami, Gustave Geffroy.»

File consists of a draft typescript of "Christian Leadership of Tomorrow", describing modern youth and characteristics of leadership.

File consists of photocopies of eleven letters and two postcards from Nouwen to Keiser from 1992 to 1996. The letters were mostly written from L'Arche Daybreak.

McLuhan, H. Marshall. "Romanticism Reviewed." Review of Romantic Image, by Frank Kermode, Renascence: A Critical Journal of Letters, vol. 12, no. 4, 1960, pp. 207-209.

File consists of an interview with Peter Weiskal interviewed by Sue Mosteller (location unknown). The interview is not transcribed and is only available on audio cassette.