File consists of a letter from Sr. Mary Joan Doyle, DC, regarding the status of the boy's dormitory she cares for in Cochabamba, Bolivia, which Nouwen raised funds for.
File consists of a letter from Mary Dunlop regarding the publication of her manuscript and a very long typed letter from Nouwen giving her advice and contacts in the publishing industry.
File consists of letters from Jim Forest, General Secretary of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation based in Holland, a very long typed letter from Nouwen, as well as typescript by Forest titled "On Christian Faith, Nonviolence and Holy Disobedience", letters to Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, archbishop of Chicago, Richard Deats, and Gene Hoffman.
File consists of letters from Segundo Galilea, including four of his articles "Experiencia Religiosa y Evangelización", "Christian and Eastern Mysticism", "Mística Cristiana y mística Oriental" and "Conversion and Following".
File consists of letters from Tom and Ida Karlin and a very long typed letter from Nouwen. The Karlins were readers of Nouwen's Peacemaking manuscript.
File consists of a letter from Lomax Littlejohn and a long typed letter from Nouwen, responding to Littlejohn's critical response of "Making All Things New".
File consists of letters and copies of journal entries from Michael McCarthy, who is occasionally annotated as Adam McCarthy. Some of the journal entries are annotated as 1982.
File consists of letters from Parker J. Palmer and his wife Sally Palmer and a very long typed letter from Nouwen, to which is attached a letter from November 11, 1982.
File consists of a letter from Nancy Rockwell regarding Nouwen's sermon at Haley House, as well as a copy of a petition against the Marcos regime in the Philippines, of which Nouwen is a participant.
