File consists of three letters from Judi Briggs, one written from England. File also includes an invitation to an exhibition of her art on October 14 and 15, 1989, a typed copy of her biography, a card labelling one of her sculptures, and a photograph of a sculpture.
File consists of a letter from Joan Claring-Bould, writing from Australia. File also includes a photograph of Claring-Bould and her nephew and a photograph of Nouwen's books on display at St. Paul's Bookshop in Adelaide.
File consists of fourteen letters from from (Rev.) Charles Busch, of Tombstone Community Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ (Tombstone, AZ). Includes a letter with his church news bulletin, two embroidered cards, one including a quotation from D.H. Lawrence, an invitation to his wedding to Cathey Lynn Ball on January 14, and a postcard and note to file a card and photograph under "Charles (Pierre)". File also includes a letter from Jutta Ayer with the annotation to file it under "Busch".
File consists of four letters, two postcard, two envelopes with notes on them, and a small booklet from Kees (C.P.) Versluis, writing from Germany. File also includes his curriculum vitae and a prayer card.
File consists of three letters (including two form letters), a card and a postcard from Paul Francis Beals, writing from Malaysia. File also includes a typed letter of response from Connie Ellis, Nouwen's administrative assistant.
File consists of seven letters (one addressed to Connie Ellis, Nouwen's administrative assistant), a note, and two cards (one to Ellis), from Rose Marciano Lucey. File also includes a photocopy of a newspaper article; two newsletters; two order forms for the book, "John and Mary"; a prayer card; a poem; a letter to Mike Bibler from Nouwen, sent via Lucey; and a copy of a typed letter of response from Ellis.
File consists of letters from Phyllis A. Williams, letters to her from Jonathan C. Barker, D. Min. and Fr. Sylvester Feeley regarding Nouwen, and a typed letter from Nouwen.
File consists of a letter from Carol Berry and a postcard from Steve Berry. File also includes a photocopy of a newspaper clipping regarding Vincent van Gogh.
File consists of thirteen photographs of a Summer Institute held at Swarthmore College near the Pendle Hill Institute (Wallingford, PA), which Nouwen helped to lead; Parker Palmer is also present.
File consists of a photograph of (Prof.) Roland Bainton, Luther scholar at Yale Divinity School, and six shots of Bainton walking up a sidewalk beside an unidentified man with a bicycle.
File consists of eight photographs of Nouwen and his sister, Laurien van Campen-Nouwen, and her family (Laurien, her husband, and Reinier), at their house outdoors during the winter.
File consists of twenty-seven photographs of of Nouwen, Bob Massie and Dana L. Robert (formerly Massie) during Nouwen's trip to Helsinki, Finland, and Leningrad (now known as Saint Petersburg), Russia, and one photograph of Nouwen.
File consists of five photographs of Nouwen, Peter Weiskel, Jutta Ayer, Mary Carney and others at Harvard University on the day of Nouwen's departure to Maryknoll.
File consists of two photographs, taken by professional photography company Olan Mills, of Mary Fern Hollis and her family, including her teenaged children: Newcombe and Melissa.
File consists of four photographs, taken by an unknown professional photographer, of Nouwen and unidentified performers during a skit held at a church.
File consists of twenty-four photographs of Nouwen and Bill van Buren outside at "Newhouse" at L'Arche Daybreak. There are seventeen copy prints and seven unprinted negatives.
File consists of three photographs of an unidentified infant girl, one with Helen Humphries, taken from December 1987 to February 1988 and likely sent to Nouwen at the same time.
File consists of two photographs of actor Martin Sheen standing with various unidentified adults and children, possibly in Ireland or the United Kingdom.
File consists of three photographs of Nouwen leading the Baptism of Lori Van Holt during Easter; also visible in these photographs are: Carl MacMillan, Sr. Sue Mosteller, and Laura Hurst.
File consists of two photographs of Nouwen, his sister, Heiltjen Nouwen-Kronenberg, and her daughter, Laura Nouwen, standing in front of a large multi-coloured painting.
File consists of four photographs, taken by professional photographer Jurgen Venn, of The Flying Rodleighs, wearing white and gold costumes, performing their trapeze routine on May 16, 1992.
File consists of letters from Félix Gregori and Alcibíades Rodriguez Suarez as well as newsletters pertaining to Latin America called "Andean focus" and "Update". File also contains a photograph attached to the letter dated December 23, 1986, in which Alcibíades Rodriguez Suarez asks Nouwen to sponsor his four month old son to be baptized.
File consists of materials relating to Peru, such material include letters written in Spanish, Peru Update newsletters and a newspaper article. File also contains two photographs attached to the letter dated August 21, 1984.
File consists of materials relating to the Rabbula: Icon of Glory, these materials include three photographs of icons with a sticky in S. Ron's hand: "The Slide Program Icon Glory will offer the information on these."; two audio cassette tapes of the slide show and a paper copy of a slide show. The file also contains a manuscript pertaining to Rabbula Gospel. The materials appear to have been given to Nouwen by S. Ron.
File consists of sixty-five photographs of Nouwen and Bill van Buren's first trip together: to Washington, DC; including a visit to the Madonna House. File includes what appear to be three distinct roles of film. There are fifty-seven copy prints and eight unprinted negatives.
File consists of letters, including four photo cards, and articles from members of the L'Arche community of Trosly-Breuil (also called La Ferme) in France, including official correspondence from Jean Vanier and letters from Thérèse Monique, Barbara, Agnes, Simone Landrien and Larry Gray. Also includes the original draft of a letter written by Nouwen to his students at Boston College explaining his reasons for joining the L'Arche community, and a letter from Therese [Cecury?] giving Nouwen the address to her parents Paul and Marie Peeters in France (it has been annotated "file: Trosly").
File consists of letters, including a photo card, from Paul Beals, including a typescript "Journey of a Madman" by Mark Andrew Beals, and a copy of a letter from Beth Porter welcoming Beals to L'Arche Daybreak.
