File consists of a letter from Sigrid Just, including a copy of a typed letter that Nouwen wrote to Just in 1984. Nouwen's letter mentions his experience of a Jesuit retreat.
File consists of five letters and a card from Catherine Kamerbeek (Kamerbeek-Hiyman). File also includes a newspaper article from the Katholiek Nieuwsblad and a photograph [of Kamerbeek?]. One letter is signed Rinska de Jong.
File consists of a birthday card and a letter from Kimiko Katano, as well as part of a letter to Katano from an RSCJ sister in Japan expressing appreciation for Nouwen's writing. Katano's letter requests 10 copies of Nouwen's book 'Heart Speaks to Heart' to send to a RSCJ community in Japan, and the letter is annotated 'Send her 10 copies of H to H.'
File consists of two letters from Rev. Karl. F. Kauffmann, a post-it note annotated 'resp: no time to do [?] - refer to Archives,' and a copy of a typed letter of response from Nouwen. Second letter from Kaufmann is angry in tone.
File consists of a thank you card from Leander (Len) E. Keck, Dean at Yale Divinity School, and a form letter from Frank P. Wendt, Yale Divinity School, regarding a meeting in recognition of Keck.
File consists of one letter from (Dr.) Rod Lacey, writing from Victoria, Australia. File also includes a copy of a very long typed letter from Nouwen about inner freedom, in which he mentions the writings of Eknath Easwaran, an Indian spiritual teacher.
File consists of five letters from (Dr.) Bernie (Bernard) Lammers. File also includes copies of two typed letters of response from Connie Ellis, Nouwen's administrative assistant, as well as a copy of an article by Lammers entitled "The Purpose of Religion."
File consists of a card from Sr. Marion MacDonnell, (CSJ), expressing her appreciation for Nouwen's writing. File also includes a copy of a typed letter from Nouwen.
File consists of five letters from Nouwen's father, Laurent J.M. Nouwen. File also includes two pamphlets regarding Laurent J.M. Nouwen, a photo card and note regarding the late Jan Luijten, and a newspaper clipping regarding the Kasteel family (?).
File consists of a letter from Ed O'Connor, (CSC), regarding Nouwen's introduction to Père Thomas' retreat. File also includes a typed letter of response from Connie Ellis, Nouwen's administrative assistant.
File consists of a letter to Margaret O'Donnell from (Rev.) Bill (William F.) Ryan, (SJ), General Secretary, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (Ottawa, ON), with a note from O'Donnell to Nouwen in the margin. File also includes a copy of a typed and signed letter from Nouwen to O'Donnell, including a statement by Nouwen entitled, "What is the Vision of the Church that Lies at the Heart of L'Arche's Existence?" for an article by O'Donnell.
File consists of a letter from Patrick [Gillespie Henry, Executive Director] and two letters from Dolores Schuh, C.H.M., of the Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research (Collegeville, MN).
File consists of photocopies of twenty-one letters from Henri Nouwen to John Dear. Three of the letters are from secretaries on behalf of Nouwen. Nouwen often gives encouragement to Dear in his ministry. Dear and Nouwen corresponded from 1989 to 1996, often sending support and encouragement to each other. John Dear edited the book "The Road to Peace: Writings on Peace and Justice" by Henri Nouwen (Orbis Books, 2002).
File consists of five original letters written by Nouwen on Daybreak letterhead to David K. Hardin and Robert D. Black from the Chicago Sunday Evening Club.
1) Dated November 21, 1989 written to David K Hardin 2) Dated September 30, 1991 written to David K. Hardin 3) Dated November 22, 1991 written to David K. Hardin 4) Dated November 26, 1992 written to David K. Hardin 5) Dated March 11, 1994 written to Robert D. Black
File consists of photocopies of articles by Henri Nouwen and articles about or mentioning him written by other authors including “At home with Henri Nouwen – a visit to Daybreak” (April 1989) by Gunar Kravalis; a The Other Side Faces in Faith interview of Nouwen by an unknown author (September/October 1989); “The Duet of the Holy Spirit: When Mourning & Dancing are One” (June 1992); “Finding the Trapeze Artist in the Priest” (June 1993); “Finding a New Way to Get a Glimpse of God” (July-August 1993); “A Picnic on a Tombstone and other Reflections” (March 1994); “Pilgrimage to the Christian East” (April 1994); “The Gulf between East and West” (May 1994); John S. Mogabgab’s introduction to the Weavings “Wounded Healers” edition (September/October 1998); “Henri Nouwen’s Hidden Legacy” (Fall 1999) by Michael Ford; a copy of the 2000 edition of The Journal of Fellowship in Prayer (Sacred Journey Classics); and a copy of Harvard Divinity Today (Spring 2006) featuring an article about Nouwen titled “A Spiritual Mentor’s Lasting Influence”. Also in the file is a photocopy of photographs on loan from Todd Rothrock with a note from Maureen Wright.
Atkin, John R. "McLuhan Biography Massages the Messenger." Review of Marshall McLuhan: The Medium and the Messanger, by Philip Marchand, Catholic New Times, 14 May 1989, p. 2.
