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File consists of one program for an event, titled "Gathering to Bless Henri's Grave" from July 30, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. The event was held at St. John's Cemetery, Oak Ridges. This event was held to bless the grave of Nouwen after he was moved from Sacred Heart Cemetery in King City, Ontario, to St. John's Cemetery, in order that his body might be with other members of the L'Arche Daybreak community that have died. Includes a newspaper article from the Catholic Register about the ceremony, titled "Famous Catholic author moved to Anglican cemetery."

File consists of 1 two-colour letterpress poster promoting Foster Child Play at the 2010 SummerWorks Theatre Festival in Toronto.

File consists of a copy of the March 7, 2010 Faith Life bi-weekly news bulletin which contained the article “The Spirituality of Fundraising” by Jason Koshinskie.

File consists of a brochure for Stem in de Stad [Voice in the City], an ecumenical diaconal organization in Haarlem, The Netherlands. Jurjen Beumer was the pastor for the organization. Included on the schedule of talks sponsored by Stem in de Stad is a talk titled "Henri Nouwen en zijn befaamde boek 'Eindelijk Thuis'", given by Harry Michels and Jurjen Beumer on December 13, 2011. Also included in the file is a brochure about outreach with the homeless community by Stem in de Stad, and a brochure with a short biography of Jurjen Beumer and a list of his published works.

File consists of an copy of an email written by Henry Freeman to John Mogabgab relating a story about how a book by Henri Nouwen affected Freeman's sense of security and mission while in El Salvador.

File consists of one DVD featuring a video and photographs of the Henri Nouwen celebration held on July 30, 2010, in honour of Nouwen's grave being moved. Included in the photos are: Sue Mosteller, Maureen Wright, Laurent Nouwen, Nathan Ball, Warren Pot, Michael Arnett, Carl MacMillan and others.

File consists of photographs from Henri Nouwen's reinterment on July 13, 2010. The CD was created by the Henri Nouwen Society and the photographs were taken by Gregory Varano.

File consists of an interview with Carolyn Whitney-Brown interviewed by Peter Naus in Waterloo. Whitney-Brown was a friend of Nouwen and a community member at L'Arche Daybreak (Richmond Hill, ON) from 1990-1997. There is no transcription available.

File consists of an interview with Judith Goeman interviewed by Peter Naus in Gaanderen, in the Netherlands. Goeman lived and worked at L'Arche Hamilton. There is no transcription available.

File consists of a compact disc of an audio recording of Henri Nouwen leading a special lecture/panel on the person and meaning of Martin Luther King and the meaning of non-violence today. It is likely this lecture took place at Notre Dame shortly after the death of Martin Luther King on April 4, 1968. The lecture consisted of three speakers but the recording only consists of Nouwen's talk. Nouwen introduces the special lecture and then reads his paper "The Death of Martin Luther King."

File consists of an essay by Gabriella Silano for a course, VIC184, at the University of Toronto, about the life and work of Henri Nouwen. Silano wrote this paper as part of an archival research project and visited the Nouwen Archives on several occasions in November and December 2009.

File consists of an article written by Philip Yancey in Christianity Today. Copyright © 1996 by Christianity Today International/Christianity Today Magazine. December 9, 1996 Vol. 40, No. 14, Page 80.

File consists of an excerpt from "Gratitude" (November/December 1992), Vol. VII, No. 6.

File consists of publisher book catalogues produced by New City Press.

The file consists of Faith and Sharing bulletins from 2009 to 2012.

Included are French and English copies from:

April 2009 - Vol. 35 No. 2
October 2009 - Vol. 36 No. 1
April 2010 - Vol. 36 No. 2
October 2010 - Vol. 37 No. 1
April 2011 - Vol. 37 No. 2
October 2011 - Vol. 38 No. 1
April 2012

File consists of an interview with Peter J. Naus that took place in Kitchener, ON. Naus is a long time friend of Henri Nouwen. There is no transcription available.

File consists of presenter's notes for a presentation on Nouwen by Jennifer Gilchrist from July 20, 2009.

File consists of recorded memories of Henri Nouwen submitted by various individuals that were contacted as a part of the Nouwen Letter Project from 2009-2012. Individuals were invited to, and chose to, record these memories of their connection to Henri Nouwen.

Folder 1
1) Mrs. Ans Spijker
2) Rev Robert Ferrigan
3) Peter Drabbant
4) Gary Kilgore
5) Jo Connelly del Junco
6) Gunar Kravalis
7) Sr. Mary Alban Bouchard, CSJ
8) Tilden Edwards
9) Thomas Helfrich, OSFS
10) Ricarda Nissen
11) Louisa Godissart McQuillen
12) Rev. Dennis O'Neill
13) Steven Johnsrud
14) Stockton Wulsin
15) Alan Johnson
16) Barbara Stetson
17) Norman Hart
18) Sr. Claire Marie de Jesus Rolf
19) David Stanley Brown

Folder 2
1) John R. Robinson
2) Mary Ellen Neill
3) Jana Kiely
4) Msgr. Karel Kasteel
5) Rudy Hokanson
6) Tom Burns
7) Sheila Abraham

Folder 3
1) Kristina Cooper
2) Jamie Garriss
3) Chris McDonnell
4) Mary Mendenhall
5) Richard K. Miller
6) Mary Ann Neevel
7) J.P. Nelson (regarding Lief Hovelsen)
8) Liebe Pellerin
9) Joep Peter
10) Nancy Pfaff

Folder 4
1) Vincent Poisella
2) Brock Currie
3) Josef Bemelmans
4) Janet Carson
5) Emily Beers (regarding her Father Edwin Beers)
6) Kenneth Donajkowski
7) Niall Ahern
8) Fred Morris
9) Pat Hoffman
10) Sr. Jo Wright
11) Sara Wright

Folder 5
1) Dana L. Robert (written for Archives only - NOT for public)

File consists of a script by Melanie Noviss for a talk titled "Henri Nouwen and the Importance of his Legacy on Contemporary Society".

File consists of reviews of “Home Tonight: Further Reflections on the Parable of the Prodigal Son”. Reviews include:

• Jennings, Robert T (Rev.). "Home Again: A decade after his death, new work by acclaimed spiritual writer Henri Nouwen is discovered" in Courier Journal (July 11, 2009).
• Langenbrunner, Norm. "Turning the Pages: The Broken Can Find a Home" in St. Anthony Messenger 117, no. 1 (June 2009): 46.

File contains a newspaper clipping, promotional material by Orbis Books and typed copy of a speech made by the CEO of the hospital where O'Rourke works to celebrate the publication of the book.

File consists of one photocopy of a letter from Yonatan Lew, on behalf of the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General, to Maureen Wright regarding a copy of the book "Home Tonight: Further Reflections on the Parable of the Prodigal Son." Wright sent a copy of the book to Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean.

File contains one brochure titled "Vincent: His Language of Compassion, Lectures and Workshops on the art and life of Vincent Van Gogh." The lectures and workshops are offered by Carol Berry, a former student of Nouwen's course, "The Compassion of Vincent Van Gogh" at Yale in 1979.

File consists of a CD of "Home Tonight Excerpts" produced by the Henri Nouwen Society. The track number is V3 and is narrated by Sue Mosteller.

File consists of:

1. Letter to Faith and Sharing Leaders regarding the North American Committee meeting held May 2-4 in Montreal dated July 18, 2008
2. Letter to Faith and Sharing Leaders regarding a donation to L'Arche Haiti dated January 24, 2010

Typed letter from Josette Antoine and André Antoine fils (grand-son of Antoine) to J. Sanders, dated «Les Grands Champs (Chateauroux), le mardi 18 mars 2008».
Very long letter (30 pages) – touching upon a variety of subjects: Zola, painting, Huysmans, Deffoux, etc.
Typed c.v. of André Antoine, grand-son of director André Antoine (2 pages)

File consists of 1 copy of Opposites attract, a limited edition series of original illustrations by Seth Scriver. The series consists of 7 broadsides on multi-coloured paper collected together in a paper enclosure. The illustrations were printed by Someone.ca using photopolymer plates and hand set type.

File consists of a bound PhD thesis by Michelle O'Rourke titled "Befriending Death: A Spirituality of Dying As Revealed in the Life and Writings of Henri J. M. Nouwen". The thesis was for a Masters of Arts in Pastoral Ministry under the Department of Theology at the University of Windsor.

File consists of an article by Wil Hernandez from "Conversations A forum for authentic transformation".

File consists of book catalogues produced by Canterbury Press (Norwich, United Kingdom).

File consists of an interview with Patricia and Bart Gavigan interviewed by Joe Vorstermans (location unknown). The Gavigans live in England; Bart is a film maker and Patricia is a writer. The Gavigans are friends of Nouwen. The interview consists of three parts, the Gavigans together, solely Particia and solely Bart. The interview is not transcribed; it is only available on audio cassette.

File consists of an interview with Lieven Sercu interviewed by Peter Naus in Tielt, Belgium. Sercu was from Lannoo Publishing, the publisher of the Dutch editions of Henri's books. There is no transcription available. File also includes a typescript of a history of the relationship between Nouwen and Lanno.

File consists of an interview with Pieter Oussoren interviewed by Peter Naus in Utrecht, Netherlands. Oussoren was a former student and friend of Nouwen. There is no transcription available.

File consists of administrative material for the Nouwen Letter Project. Materials are separated into the following files:

File 1: 2007 Donation Campaign
File consists of initial project reports for the 2007 continuation of the letter project; a deed of gift agreement; an image usage agreement; a website notice; letters of requests; follow-up letters; brochures; flowcharts; progress and summary reports; personnel files; and examples of deeds of gifts, usage agreements, and letters of requests from other institutions.

File 2: Quotes
File consists of quotations and estimates for printing business cards, brochures, cards, envelopes, and letters.

File 3: 2007 Working Lists
File consists of working lists that are separated into high, mid, and low priorities. Some lists are annotated with additional notes by Sue Mosteller and Gabrielle Earnshaw.

File 4: Tokens of appreciation
File consists of planning and samples of hand-printed cards of Nouwen quotes that were used as tokens of appreciation.

File 5: 2010 Letter Project Coordinator personnel files
File consists of personnel files of the 2010 Henri Nouwen Letter Project coordinator. File includes letters of employment, a project grant approval, a summary report for September 2009 to June 2011, budget correspondence, and handwritten notes by Brynn Phillips Lawrence who was the project coordinator from 2009 to 2012.

File 6: Deeds of Gifts
File consists of four copies of the deed of gift agreement sent to donors to the Nouwen Letter Project. One copy has an accession number and date handwritten on it.

File 7: Letterheads
File consists of blank letterheads used for correspondence for the Letter Project and mailing labels. The letterhead margin lists the Nouwen Archive Letter Project Board and a Nouwen quote from The Genesee Diary.

File 8: Checklists
File consists of three copies of the checklist used when receiving and organizing donations to the Nouwen Letter Project.

File 9: Experiencing Henri
File consists of different versions of a questionnaire sent out for “Experiencing Henri” which asked for reflections on connections with Nouwen to provide context for materials donated to the Letter Project.

File 10: Letter Project Back-ups
File consists of 3 optical disks containing backups for the Letter Project files from 2012.

File 11: Audiovisual materials
File consists of administrative audiovisual materials from the Nouwen Project. One DVD is raw audio/video footage for an interview conducted by Brynn Phillips Lawrence with Gabriella Silano. The interview was conducted in order to prepare a 5 minute promotional video, to be posted on the Nouwen Archive Letter Project website. File also includes sound recordings from a memorial service for Michael Frederick Kennedy; an optical disc labelled “Gabriella Footage”; and a MiniDV cassette.

File 12: Correspondence files
File consists of correspondence for the letter project and are separated into folders by addressees and donors. List of all correspondents is kept in the first folder.

File consists of an audiocassette labelled "Michael Hyuniuk [illegible] talk at Nouwen Supper".

File consists of correspondence between Joseph Matsuo (Fr. Matsuo Mitsugi SDB) from Don Bosco Sha in Tokyo, Japan and Maureen Wright regarding the use and associated permissions of photographs in the book The Message of Henri Nouwen. Also in the file is a letter from Haruo Obuchi at OmenDo Publishers in Japan to Maureen Wright regarding the approval of the Japanese translation of Nouwen’s Jesus: A Gospel, which is included with the request.

File consists of an interview with Marinus van den Berg interviewed by Peter Naus in Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. van den Berg was a student at Yale. There is no transcription available.

File consists of an interview with Ben Kuypers interviewed by Peter Naus in Grubbenvorst, in the Netherlands. There is no transcription available.

Durocher, Eric. "McLuhan’s Way to the Truth." the Catholic Register, 30 September 2007, p. 13.

File consists of an interview with Jim Forest from April 2007.

File consists of an interview with Jean and Rex Arnett interviewed by Errol Stein presumably at their home (Scarborough, ON). Jean and Rex Arnett are the parents of Adam and Michael Arnett, core members of L'Arche Daybreak; Nouwen was Adam Arnett's assistant. Additional ephemera in the file includes correspondence between Adam Arnett and Myra Alexander, copies of two photographs of Myra (originals available in General Files), 'Adam's Passion' by Geoffrey Whitney Brown, two copies of a poem about Adam by Archie B. Aitcheson, a letter to Adam from Peter [Don?] writing from L'Arche Trosly in France and one typed letter from Nouwen to Jean and Rex Arnett on his reflections after Adam's death. The interview is not transcribed.

File consists of an interview with John Garvey interviewed by Joe Vorstermans at the Garvey home in Queensborough, New York City. Garvey is an orthodox priest and writer/editor. Garvey met Nouwen as a student at the University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, Indiana) from 1963-1967. Garvey remembers Nouwen performing the liturgy in Garvey's small apartment, visiting Nouwen at Yale (New Haven CT), Nouwen visiting Garvey in Springfield, Illinois and their correspondence till Nouwen's death. Themes present in Garvey's interview include papacy, The Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Anthony Bloom, writing, Commonweal Magazine, Nouwen's relationship with kids, Vincent van Gogh and prayer life. The files also includes a handwritten note from Garvey to Joe Vorstermans regarding the deed of gift and a brief chronology of Garvey's life. The interview is transcribed and is available electronically or in hard copy.

File consists of an interview with Phillip Grigsby interviewed by Errol Stein (location unknown). Grigsby lives in Schenectady, NY and is a Ecumenical Minister. Grigsby met Nouwen when Nouwen was a part of the faculty at Yale Divinity School (New Haven, CT). Additional ephemera in the file includes publications from The Capital Region Theological Center (Albany, NY), The Schenectady Inner City Ministry (Schenectady, NY), the Interfaith Community Ministry Network (location unknown), a copy of Nouwen and Grigsby's 'The Mystery of Gratitude' sermon given November 27, 1980 at Centre Church (New Haven, CT), an article about Grigbsy and Nouwen in the September 5, 2002 'The Evangelist' (Albany, NY) and papers related to Nouwen's reflections on Solitude, Community and Ministry. The interview is not transcribed and is only available on audio cassette.

File consists of the official publication of the Henri Nouwen Society in Canada and the United States, providing information and updates regarding retreats, study groups, lecture series and other activities. Archives has up to: Fall 2008.

File consists of two articles: one by Robert Ellsberg entitled Editing Henri Nouwen and another by Gerald S. Twomey entitled Finding the Quiet Center: Henri Nouwen's Midlife Passage. Articles were published in America magazine, vol. 195, No. 7, Whole no. 4744, September 18, 2006.

File consists of an outline by Brian T. Olszewski of several books about and by Nouwen, including "Henri Nouwen: His Life and Vision", Michael O'Laughlin; "Spiritual Direction: Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith", Nouwen, Michael J. Christensen and Rebecca Laird; and "Love in a Fearful Land", by Nouwen. Article was published in an unknown Catholic newspaper (Detroit, MI).

File consists of a dissertation by P. Jose Thomas Karickal for the Bayerischen Julius-Maxmilian-Universitat Wurzburg, 2006. The thesis was supported by HN Stichting.

File contains book reviews in English for Spiritual Direction: Wisdom for the Long Walk of Faith by Henri J.M. Nouwen, with Michael J. Christensen and Rebecca Laird, from newspapers, magazines and smaller reviews. Reviews include:

• Emilie Griffin, "Beyond the Self", America Magazine, vol. 195, No. 6, September 11, 2006; www.americamagazine.org/BookReview.cfm.

File consists of a review of “Our Second Birth: Christian Reflections on Death and New Life” by Lynn M. Browne and a notice that the book was reviewed from The Crossroad Publishing Company.

File consists of a computerized bibliography entitled Publications by, with and about Marshall McLuhan: Books, Articles, Multimedia. It is likely that Feeley's son Brian prepared this document. It is annotated in ink.