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File consists of a video recording of a Henri Nouwen speaking at L'Arche of Mobile, Alabama. He spoke on the subject of "Finding Our Sacred Centre".

File consists of an undated bound and typed manuscript titled "An Interrupted Love: Spiritual Imperatives during a Time of Anguish" by Henri Nouwen. The manuscript is 147 pages and contains annotations by Reverend Dr. Gordon Bruce Turner.

File consists of stationary designed and printed by Dreadnaught Press for An Invisible Book, an imprint of BGMRW Holdings Inc.

File list:

2 business cards (1 for Ian Brown, 1 for Ian Wiseman)
1 Christmas card (blank)
1 piece of company letterhead
1 mailing envelope

Ancey, Georges, Grand’Mère, comédie en trois actes, Paris, Tresse & Stock, 1890.Partially uncut. With a triple dedicace: «À ma petite Madeleine chérie, Georges. – À mon petit lapin blanc, Georges. – À mon petit poulinet, Georges.»

Ancey, Georges, L’avenir, comédie en trois actes en prose, Paris, P.-V. Stock, Éditeur, 1898.
Proofs – wet stamp indicating «2e épreuve» (p. 1 and 145). – Various annotations (stage copy).
Wet stamp of the Censorship Bureau on the front wrapper, dated 20 janvier 1899.

Ancey, Georges, L’avenir, no publisher’s wrapper.
Proof – wet stamp indicating «1re épreuve» (p. 145). Marked «A – souffleur». Several annotations – additional ms pages of dialogues added (p. 34; p. 84; p. 92; p. 98; p. 120; p. 134; p. 138; p. 140).

Ancey, Georges, L’École des veufs. Comédie en cinq actes en prose, Paris, E. Dentu Éditeur, 1889.Original wrappers.

Ancey, Georges, L’École des veufs. Comédie en cinq actes en prose, Paris, E. Dentu Éditeur, 1889.
Uncut copy.
With a dedicace: «À Mattio [?] chérie, son Toutou».

Ancey, Georges, Le mariage de raison, comédie en cinq actes, Paris, Tresse & Stock, 1892. Original wrappers. Stage copy, with annotations.

Ancey, Georges, Les inséparables. Comédie en trois actes, Paris, Tresse & Stock, 1889.
Original wrappers.
With a dedicace to Antoine: «À toi, mon cher Antoine, avec mon inexprimable reconnaissance, G. Ancey, 8 mai 89».

Ancey, Georges, Les inséparables. Comédie en trois actes, Paris, Tresse & Stock, 1889. Original wrappers. With a triple dedicace: «Au petit z’oisot, d’abord, au z’oizillot ensuite, enfin à la toute toute petite z’oizilotte, le gros Toutou.»

Ancey, Georges, Monsieur Lamblin, comédie en un acte. Deuxième édition, Paris, P.-V. Stock, 1906.

McLuhan, Marshall. "and a McLuhan's eye view…" St. Michael's College Alumni Association Newsletter, vol. 8, no. 2, 1970, p. 3.

• Typed letter from André Antoine to Madame Ancey, dated «21 Août 1916», on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Cannot visit because of rehearsals. Is discovering cinema, which is probably a new art. His son [?] will soon be in the air force. Friends are loosing family members. Hope the Anceys will be back in Paris soon.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to Madame Ancey, dated «Le 10 Avril 1931», on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Odéon 03-59». Does not know if he will go to Camaret for the summer; his health is not so good. His sons are working, and their presence would have brought him to Camaret. Apologizes for typing the letter, is almost incapable of writing.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Madame Ancey, dated «mercredi 10 [1932, according to note pencilled in right hand corner], on letterhead «Golf Hotel. La Ciotat-Plage». Does not wish to go to Camaret, which is now a desert for him. Has given the house to his sons. Is simplifying his life. Has found a manuscript, which he hopes to bring to her. Sees Wolff every Sunday for lunch. Is feeling better. Hopes to be able to work for as long as possible. In October, will publish a Histoire du théâtre de 1870 à 1920 – several pages are devoted to Ancey. Concludes: «You are, I believe, the only woman I have esteemed and loved.»
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Madame Ancey, dated «31 août» [1932, according to note pencilled in left hand corner], on letterhead «Golf Hotel. La Ciotat-Plage». Does not have Faure’s address. Descaves is working and seems happy. Will be back in Paris in early September.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Madame Ancey, dated «26 août 1936». Is in Sainte-Anne, and not in Camaret because there are too many memories in Camaret. Is with a nurse (after all, he is 78). The theater is probably dying, the cinema is the art of the future, and after all, why not. A new art is necessary for a new world. – If the generals succeed in Spain, France may be spared Bolshevism. Hopes to see her in Paris.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to ?, dated «Paris, le samedi 21 mai», on letterhead «Théâtre Antoine. Direction». Cannot hire Madame Marquet because his next season is put together already. Recommends her.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to ?, dated «Camaret, le 4 juillet 1904», on letterhead «Théâtre Antoine. Direction». Just got back from London. Invites his correspondent to come for a visit.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Madame Georges Ancey [?], dated «21 août» [1936, according to note pencilled on right hand corner], on letterhead «Hotels St. James. 211 rue Saint-Honoré». Is in Brittany, back in Paris next Wednesday. Mentions the change of director at the Comédie [française?].
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Sylvie [?], n.d., on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Has just seen the baron. She can assume that is it a done deal – 1st October, 1,000 fr per month.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to Lucien Besnard [?], dated «Le 27 août 1928, Camaret-sur-Mer, Finistère». He read the adaptation Les amants de Parme. Cannot stage it in the new theatre, it is too risky because he does not know the public yet. Congratulates the author for his adaptation.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to René de Chauffour [actor René Maupré], dated «Paris, le 28 juillet 1915», on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Thanks Chauffour for his letter. Antoine’s son was wounded 10 days earlier. Antoine will try to have Chauffour’s wife work with him on a movie.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to René de Chauffour, dated «Vendredi», on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Shares various news, about his sons, common friends, life in Paris. Theaters are not open at night.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to René de Chauffour, dated «Le 26 juin 1915», on letterhead «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Thanks him for his letter. Has seen Chauffour’s wife. Hopes that the war will be over in December.
• Typed letter from André Antoine to René de Chauffour[?], dated «le 17 octobre 1938», on letterhead «Hotel d’Albany, 202, rue de Rivoli. Opéra 02-32 et 02-37». Regrets not seeing him the night before. Is glad to hear that he found work. Fauchois’s show was not a success.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to André-Paul Antoine [his son], dated «Jeudi». Found his letter the night before, at midnight. Hopes that Jean and André-Paul can come over for lunch.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to André-Paul Antoine, dated «Camaret, 14 novembre [1914], on letterhead, crossed out «28, Place Dauphine. Tél.: Gobelins 03-59». Hopes his letter will reach André-Paul before his departure. Is in Camaret, will go back to Paris very soon. Gives news about friends and family.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to André-Paul Antoine, dated «Mercredi 17 février» [1917?], on letterhead «Grand Hôtel d’Europe, Pétrograde, rue Michel». Is in Russia – welcomed warmly, but it is very far. Will have dinner with Russian generals. Hopes all is well for André-Paul.
• Photocopy of a handwritten letter from André Antoine, 1932 pencilled in top of the page.

• Typed letter from André Antoine to Jacques Grétillat, dated «Camaret, 16 juillet 1913», on letterhead «Théâtre national de l’Odéon. Second théâtre français». By contract, Grétillat has to be ready to work on the Fête nationale. Antoine cannot accept his request of being compensated. Grétillat is threatening Antoine – Antoine is willing to let go of Grétillat if he is unhappy. Antoine appreciates Grétillat and tells him to talk to him directly if necessary.
• Autograph letter from André Antoine to Jacques Grétillat, dated «Camaret, 10 décembre», on letterhead (crossed out) «28, Place Dauphine». Is glad to hear from Grétillat, who is not far from the front line. Antoine has tried to enrol in the army, but was turned down. Is in Camaret with his youngest son. Has a project, and will to Grétillat about it when the time comes.
• Photocopies of letters from Antoine to Grétillat, with hand-written transcriptions by J. Sanders.

2 pages (photocopied) from the Théâtre national de l’Odéon – ledger, dated «Paris, le 25 septembre 1906, Le Directeur, A. Antoine».
Photocopies: letters from Antoine to various correspondents
Poster of Antoine

File consists of correspondence, from Rev. Andrew Cusack, regarding a lecture to be given by Nouwen on “Vincent the Comforter” (Vincent van Gogh) at the Diocese of Bridgeport in Connecticut. Also includes the program for the lecture series at the Diocese of Bridgeport between September 1980 and May 1981.

Typescript with corrections.

File consists of correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen's attendance at the Ordination Anniversary celebration for Don McNeill at Sacred Heart Church, Notre Dame, Indiana. Includes a long letter from McNeill speaking of his experiences in Chile. Also includes correspondence and other material regarding Nouwen speaking at Bethany House, Oakland, California. Includes letters from Joe Collins requesting to see Nouwen while he is in California. Includes postcards, programs, and a travel itinerary for the week. Also includes an essay in French entitled Les Deux Premières Étapes du Cheminement Spirituel à L'Arche à la Lumière des Exercices Spirituels de Saint Ignace by Frank Janin.

File consists of a 143 page photocopied typescript of Deep Hollow Creek heavily annotated by both Watson and Ellen Seligman, an editor from McClelland & Stewart, as well as correspondence from Seligman, a six page mock-up of front matter for the published book, eight pages of editorial comments from Seligman and a 30-page photocopy of Watson's hand-written comments and edits.

File consists of a preliminary copy of "Annotated Bibliography and Directory of Workers in the Field of Religion and Psychiatry," edited by Samuel Z. Klausner and submitted to The American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry.

File consists of a 143 page photocopy of Watson's original typescript of "Deep Hollow Creek", which has been revised and annotated by Watson and Fred T. Flahiff. This typescript has been bound with a plastic ring spine.

File consists of an announcement of the 25th Anniversary of the Ordination of Rev. Raymond J. Jean.

File consists of annual and monthly financial reports from May 1991 - April 1993.

File consists of annual and monthly financial reports from May 1989 to April 1991.

File consists of correspondence with Brian Halferty, regarding Nouwen acting as the keynote speaker for the Annual Conference of the Catholic School Chaplains of Ontario at Mount Carmel, in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The theme of the event was "We Come to Share Our Story." Includes a schedule for the event and a list of themes and related questions. Also includes a letter of response from Nouwen stating that he can only participate in the first day of the event.

File consists of annual financial reports for 2011 and 2012.

File consists of notification of meetings, agendas, minutes, reports, and other materials prepared for the annual meetings of the New Catholic Times and Board of Directors meetings, as well as Ontario Corporation forms, and registers of members, directors, and officers.

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.

Typescript.

McLuhan, Marshall. “Another Aesthetic Peep-Show.” The Sewanee Review, vol. 53, no. 4, 1945, pp. 674–677.

File consists of 1 chapbook with prose by Jay MillAr and images by Natalia Moskwa. The chapbook is printed on deckle edged paper and housed in a white envelope with "Someone Editions Little Letterpress #1, and #39" written on the back of the envelope. Two stickers of illustrations by Moskwa (?) are also on the envelope.

The colophon of the chapbook states:

"Designed by Deborah Barnett in Toronto
The editor of the Little Letterpress series is Beatriz Hausner

Blue Eye Shadow display type designed by Elliott Peter Earls in 1993
Arbitrary regular and bold types designed by Barry Deck in 1990
Both type designs produced for Emigre in Berkeley California

Letterpress printed on Canal paper from La Papeterie St. Armand in Quebec
Image output in 12 ink jet inks from HP Designjet 3200
Hand sewn in an edition of 52 signed and numbered copies

26 copies of each Little Letterpress edition will be collected in a boxed set annually

39/52"

The chapbook is signed by MillAr and Moskwa.

File contains annotated newspaper clippings and a photocopy in French and English concerning Communism and religion.

File is comprised of newspaper clippings, photocopies, film catalog brochures and brief reports, some of which have been pasted on paper. Contents have been annotated and organized according to subject based classification scheme and include articles and notes about a broad array of Anti-Communist activities and responses such activities in Canada and the USA.

Photographs (some copies, some original) – Antoine, the Camaret group.

Press clippings – drawings and portraits of Antoine.

Two typed documents by Antoine – with corrections; for radio shows he hosted (about contemporary plays).

Typed document (carbon copy) – what may be a draft of his memoirs published later (his first years as an actor and as director of the Théâtre libre).

Antoine, Mes souvenirs sur l’Odéon (première direction) et le théâtre Antoine
-Proofs (unbound) of the book, with corrections and markings (poor condition)

• autograph letter from Henri Duvernois to André Antoine, dated «Paris, le 1er février 1923», on letterhead «Les oeuvres libres. Arthème Fayard et Cie, Éditeurs. 18-20, rue du Saint-Gothard, 18-20 – Paris (14e)».Henri Duvernois confirms what Antoine and himself discussed the night before. Les Oeuvres libres will publish Antoine’s book on Turkey, for 7,000 francs. The ms should be submitted in June.

File consists of three copies of a typescript by Nouwen titled "Anton T. Boisen and His Psychology of Religion: Summarizing Notes and Quotations from 'The Exploration of the Inner World.'"

File consists of a copy of a dissertation entitled, "Anton T. Boisen: De ontwikkeling van zijn persoon en werk" by Harry Stroeken, written in 1977. [Translation of thesis title page: Anton Boisen "The development of his person and work", Catholic university of Leuven (Belgium), Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogical Sciences. PhD thesis, Presented to obtain a PhD in Psychology by Harry Stroeken under supervision of Prof. Dr. A Vergote].

File consists of two rough drafts and one final draft of an article by Nouwen entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the Case Method in Theological Education". Draft 3 is the earlier draft and contains edits by Nouwen. Draft 2 contains edits by an unknown person.

File consists of two copies of an early draft of an article entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the Case Method in Theological Education".

File consists of two copies of a manuscript entitled, “Anton T. Boisen and the Psychology of Religion” by Paul W. Pruyser, of The Menninger Foundation. File also contains a typed summary of a book by Boisen entitled, “Problems in Religion and Life”.

File consists of a soft bound copy a text entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the study of theology through ‘living human documents’," by Nouwen.

File consists of an early draft of a text entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the study of theology through ‘living human documents’," by Nouwen. There are pages missing.

File consists of a draft of a text entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the study of theology through ‘living human documents’," by Nouwen. There are pages missing. This is a later draft using the corrections made to draft 1.

File consists of a hard bound draft of a text entitled, "Anton T. Boisen and the study of theology through ‘living human documents’," by Nouwen. This copy was bound after 1971, while Nouwen was at Yale University, as the cover page of the document lists Yale.

File consists of the appraisal of Nouwen’s ordination chalice (a gift from his Uncle Antonius Ramselaar), from Gem Service, a division of Harold Weinstein Ltd.

File consists of by-laws, amendments, and the approved new structure for the Catholic New Times membership in 1989.