- CA ON00389 F4-12-2-V61
- Pièce
- 1988
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
Item consists of a videocassette of The Greatest Show on Earth produced by Cecil B. DeMille and distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1952.
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Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
Item consists of a videocassette of The Greatest Show on Earth produced by Cecil B. DeMille and distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1952.
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
File consists of letters from Myra Alexander, many written on her behalf by Virginia Mullaney, and several addressed to Connie Ellis, including a VHS videocassette sent by Alexander to Nouwen and Ellis.
Letter from Breda and Michael Marlborough
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File consists of one letter from Breda and Michael Marlborough. They write to thank Nouwen for leading a "beautiful wedding ceremony" for David and Mary [Fitzgerald]. They enclose a video recording of the wedding. They hope that Nouwen is feeling better again, as he "had a very busy schedule and not much time to rest." They say it was a lovely occasion and they are glad he met the Fitzgerald family and christened baby Jack Moodie.
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
Series consists of video recordings of Nouwen as lecturer, retreat leader, conference leader and television program guest. Many of these videocassettes were given to Nouwen by the organizers's of events in which he participated. There is one sub-series in this series: video recordings accumulated by Nouwen, and there are several sub-sub series. Multiple cassettes from a single event are available for Nouwen at Earlham College; Nouwen at Catholic Charities Volunteer Development Conference; Nouwen on Robert Schuller's Hour of Power; Video Recordings of 'Overal et Nergens' and Nouwen at L'Arche Stratford. The remaining videocassettes consist of thirty-three videocassettes of addresses, lectures, interviews and sermons given by Nouwen at conferences, retreats, churches and other locations from 1983 to 1996.
Video recording of Nouwen at L'Arche Stratford 1995
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking at L'Arche Stratford on December 6, 1995. Includes two cassettes V43 v1 (his morning talk) and V43 v2 (his afternoon talk).
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on the Pentecost movement
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking on the subject of the Pentecost movement for Sojourners. It is likely he is addressing a live audience.
Beyond the Mirror : Rev. Henri Nouwen / The Christophers, HBO Studio Productions
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File consists of a video recording of an interview with Nouwen on the subject of his accident in the winter of 1989, which he later wrote about in Beyond the Mirror. This program was aired on television.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen and the Flying Rodleighs
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File consists of a video recording of a performance of the Flying Rodleighs, a trapeze troupe from the Circus Barum. The recording also includes footage of Nouwen on the trapeze. This is an amateur video perhaps sent to Nouwen by the Rodleighs.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen in interview with Leo Feyn : The Prodigal Son
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File consists of a video recording of an interview with Nouwen by Leo Feyn. The interview is in Dutch.
Video recording of life of the beloved / Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
File consists of a video recording (V24) of program #3502 of the Chicago Sunday Evening Club. Nouwen talks on the subject of "Being the Beloved". The recording has been edited to include only the introduction and lecture.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen at Catholic Charities Volunteer Development Conference
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen's address to the Catholic Charities Volunteer Development Conference on February 1, 1992. Nouwen attended the conference with Bill van Buren. He spoke on the subjects of solitude, intimacy, ministry, healing, and the Prodigal Son.
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking on the subject of peacemaking.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen : Journey to L'Arche / 30 Good Minutes, Chicago Sunday Evening Club
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File consists of a video recording (V5) of Nouwen speaking on the subject of L'Arche for the Chicago Sunday Evening Club as part of their "30 Good Minutes Series".
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on L'Arche
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking on the subject of L'Arche at Washington Hall, St. Mary's, near Notre Dame university. Nouwen is introduced by Don McNeill. The theme of the event appears to be "The Year of the Family". This is an amateur video. Joe Vorstermans from L'Arche begins the program by speaking about the history of L'Arche and Jean Vanier.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen at the National Prayer Breakfast, March 21, 1991
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen's address at the National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa. Among those in attendance include Brian Mulroney, Sheila Copps, and Audrey McLaughlin. Nouwen spoke on the theme of Belovedness, First Love, and Taken, Blessed, Broken, Given. Nouwen spoke for 20 minutes.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen in an interview with Magda Peeter
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File consists of an interview between Magda Peeter and Nouwen. Peeter is likely from a Belgian TV station ktrc/ktro which Henri Nouwen visited in June 1991.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen at the 1991 convocation of the Reformed Church in America
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking at Praise and Promise '91, a denomination-wide convocation of the Reformed Church in America held July 25-28 in Irvine, CA. Nouwen was accompanied by Bill van Buren, and spoke on "Life of the Spirit". Nouwen addressed such questions as "what happens in the darkness?", "who am I", "how do I forgive and get on with my life, and 'belonging to this world". He drew the "clock-time" line and addressed the theme of chronology. Nouwen is extremely animated and elicits bursts of laughter from the audience at several intervals.
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File consists of letters from Myra Alexander, many written on her behalf by Virginia Mullaney, and several addressed to Connie Ellis, including a VHS videocassette sent by Alexander to Nouwen and Ellis.
Video recording of experiencing God's love in care and community / Chicago Sunday Evening Club
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File consists of a video recording (V5a) of Nouwen speaking on "Experiencing God's love in care and community" on the Chicago Sunday Evening Club as part of their "30 Good Minutes Series". The show aired on September 10, 1989 and included members of The L'Arche Daybreak community.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on the spiritual life
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File consists of a video recording of a talk Nouwen gave at Emmanuel Anglican Church in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Nouwen was invited to speak to a breakfast club which included David Harmon from L'Arche Daybreak. Nouwen spoke on "The Spiritual Life" in which he reflected on deepening connectedness with God and with one another. He used Luke's gospel, particularly the passage where Jesus went to the mountain to pray. David Harmon is introduced at the beginning.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on beatitudes
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking at Epworth Memorial United Methodist Church. He spoke on the theme of "The Beatitudes". Approximately half the cassette consists of the regular church service. Several core members from L'Arche Daybreak are present, and several receive blessings.
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking at University of Notre Dame on March 10, 1992. Nouwen is introduced by Don McNeill and speaks on the theme of "Spiritual Aspects of Community". Several members of the L'Arche Daybreak community appear on stage with him.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on the roots of Christian conscience
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen speaking on the subject of Christian conscience for Sojourners.
Video recording of Nouwen on Dutch television featuring L'Arche Trosly-Breuil
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File consists of a video recording of a Dutch television program featuring L'Arche in Trosly-Breuil, France and Henri Nouwen.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on Belgian television : Vuurtorens
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File consists of a video recording that has not been viewed. It is believed to be a recording of an interview with Nouwen for a Belgian television station. The show may have been entitled "Lighthouse" (vuurtorens).
Video recording of a day with Henri Nouwen
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File consists of a video recording of Henri Nouwen speaking on the subject of "Being Big and Small". Nouwen gives a brief autobiography at the beginning of the tape. Alan Steers, David Harmon, and David Grey (members of L'Arche Daybreak) were also in attendance.
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File consists of a video recording of an interview with Henri Nouwen by Bob Grip for the television station WAIA in Mobile, Alabama. Nouwen was in Mobile to give a talk at the L'Arche community there.
Video recording of Father Henri Nouwen and the road to daybreak / TVO, The Senior Report
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File consists of a video recording (V36) of an interview with Henri Nouwen by Michael McManus of the TVO program The Senior Report. The interview takes place at L'Arche Daybreak in a classroom for a one day retreat. They discuss what it means to live a spiritual life.
Video recording of open hearts, open minds, open doors / Pathways Awareness Foundation
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File consists of a commercial video recording (V40) of the "That All May Worship" inclusion Conference held in Chicago on April 22, 1996, with excerpts from Nouwen's keynote address and commentary by Joseph Cardinal Bernadin on the subject of inclusion of persons with disabilities in liturgy and church life through affirmation, communication, and accessibility. Video produced by Pathways Awareness Foundation in partnership with the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Video recording of Waar Blijf Je Anders / Nederlandse Christelijke Radio Vereniging
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File consists of a video recording (V27) of Nouwen's appearance on a Dutch television show. A small audience is also recorded, including photographer and friend Ron van den Bosch.
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File consists of a video recording of a talk Nouwen gave at the Hilton Head Island Spiritual Emphasis Week. Nouwen spoke at the Evening Community Sessions. One theme he addressed was "Solitude, Community, Ministry".
An Evening with Rev. Henri Nouwen / L'Arche Mobile Alabama
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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".
Video recording of with burning hearts / Orbis Books
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File consists of a commercial video recording (V41) of Henri Nouwen, the contents of which are based on his book With Burning Hearts.
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File consists of a video recording (V29) of Nouwen giving a talk titled "Solitude, Community and Ministry: Three Ways to Create Space for God" as part of the "30 Good Minutes Series". The program was recorded on October 20, 1993 and aired November 7, 1993. Also includes James Wall, another guest on the program who spoke on the subject of "Speaking of God."
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on can you drink the cup?
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File consists of a video recording of Henri Nouwen speaking at Sacred Heart Church in Winnetka, Illinois. This is an excellent recording of Nouwen speaking to a large audience. The title of Nouwen's talk was "Can You Drink the Cup? - Spiritual Life Today".
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File consists of a semi-professional video recording of a wedding in which Nouwen performed the ceremony. David [Fitzgerald] is the son of James Fitzgerald and Sophie Fitzgerald-Albregts. Mary [Marlborough] is the daughter of Mike [Michael] and Breda Marlborough.
The greatest show on earth / Paramount Pictures
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
File consists of a videocassette of The Greatest Show on Earth produced by Cecil B. DeMille and distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1952.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on the Eucharist and the seven sacraments
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File consists of a video recording of Nouwen on KRO television station speaking on the subject of the Eucharist and the seven sacraments. The show was broadcast on January 23, 1994.
Video recording of a retreat with Henri Nouwen
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File consists of a video recording of Henri Nouwen leading a retreat. He is speaking in a classroom on the theme of "Living the Spiritual Life". It is not known where this took place.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen at Noroton Presbyterian Church
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File consists of a video recording of a Henri Nouwen speaking at Noroton Presbyterian Church in Darien, Connecticut. Nouwen spoke on the theme of "Inclusivity and Compassion". His talk was divided into three parts: What does it mean to live the spiritual life? our spiritual life as a source of ministry and practical disciplines to help keep spiritual life alive. Bill van Buren accompanied Nouwen to this talk.
Henri J.M. Nouwen: April 3, 1996 interview / University of Notre Dame Alumni Continuing Education
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File consists of a video recording of an interview with Nouwen at L'Arche Daybreak for the University of Notre Dame Alumni Continuing Education on April 3, 1996. Nouwen spoke on caring for aging parents and the spiritual challenges of aging.
The video is of high quality, although it is not possible to hear the questions of the interviewer. Nouwen covers many themes including belovedness, death, dying, caring, caregivers, aging, care, cure, and spiritual disciplines. Nouwen identifies aging as a letting go of our identity as what we do, what we earn etc. and learning our true identity as the Beloved sons and daughters of God. He suggests that aging brings us closer to our true identity. Aging is about becoming more dependent but it offers us the space to find the truth of who we are. This is the great spiritual challenge of aging.
He addresses some of the following questions:
How do we overcome our fear of aging? Answer: We require a discipline that reminds us constantly of being the Beloved. These disciplines are: friendship, prayer, community, and celebration of life. Again the spiritual challenge is how do I let go and discover the deeper truth of who I am.
How to be a good caregiver? Answer: Nouwen refers to the gospel which says "Blessed are the poor" and exclaims that we are all poor. The caregiver must believe and perceive that God's blessing is rooted in the poverty of the poor. To be a good caregiver we must start discovering the gift our aging parent has to offer us. One of these gifts is to be called back to the centre of your being. All the work of caring for the aging can make us resentful, but we have to make an inner shift that allows the parent to give us the gift of going deeper within ourselves to find out what life is all about. Burnout happens when a caregiver does not receive the gifts of the poor. It requires a discipline to receive and we can only do this if we are well cared for. Need to constantly renew perspective on what we are doing and live joyfully receiving the gifts of the dying. This is an enormous spiritual challenge - to discover the gifts of aging and dying people.
To be really present to the person dying (ministry of presence); know the value of the ministry of absence and when to set some limits to look after your own needs; take time out to be with people who can support you. The most difficult thing is to be half way there and resentful. Be fully present for shorter periods of time.
Care means to struggle with. It is the same word as compassion. To care is to be with people in their weakness, pain and struggle without needing to cure. All you need to say is "I love you and really want to be with you, even if I can't cure you." Joy comes from being with. It is hard to be with people we can't change, but you can develop a spiritual discipline to care rather than cure.
Nouwen also emphasized the importance of the caregiver coming to terms with their own mortality. He reminds the interviewer that aging and dying don't start at the end of life, but that we are all in the process of aging and dying. Compassion means "I am with you because I know in my own self that I too am dying, that I am on the same journey as you." The caregiver needs to feel solidarity and intimacy with the person dying in order for care to be possible. Not only does the caregiver need to be in touch with their own dying, they need to learn the discipline to deal with little disappointments as well.
Nouwen talks about the reasons for his decision to leave Yale and Harvard. He says: "I realized that to get to the core of my being, to move to a different plateau I needed to be more focused on the poor and the weak. I knew that by connecting myself with the poor they would lead me to the core of life. They would allow me to find the blessing they had for me.
Regarding his accident in 1989: Through this near-death experience Nouwen learned the importance of forgiveness and what is important in life. He explains that although he is still compulsive in some regards, underneath is a sense of being God's beloved son and that the people he meets are God's beloved sons and daughters too. It is through this common identity that we can meet each other.
Regarding his father: He was extremely grateful for the time he was having with his 93 year old father. He says: "I am immensely grateful for the time I spent with him, just for him.".
Regarding dying: He mentions the gospel story when Jesus says "It is good for you that I am dying because I can send you my spirit". He goes on to say that most people who are dying say "how much can I still do?". But the real question is: "how can I prepare myself so my death becomes a gift for those I leave behind?". The question of aging spiritually is "How can I make my life a gift for others?". This is aging into life. Of course there will be grief and mourning, but a person dying spiritually can say "I am ready to go. I hope you are ready to receive the Spirit of love that I will send you."
Reads from his book about his grandmother's death.
Alludes to death of Connie Ellis to say that being with her while she was dying brought him to an inner place of silence.
He concludes with some practical advice about how to
dying people:
Life is an interruption of eternity, for what? For humans to have a chance to say to God I love you too.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen on a Film about Henri : (Dutch)
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File consists of a video recording of a film about Nouwen in Dutch.
With Open Hands / by Tim E. Wood
Fait partie de Henri Nouwen fonds
File consists of one video recording of a song, written by Tim E. Wood, titled "With Open Hands." Wood dedicated the song to Henri Nouwen, and recorded it on February 18, 1996. He sent this videocassette with his letter of February 26, 1996.
Video recording of Henri Nouwen at Earlham College
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File consists of video recordings of a series of events held at Earlham College centered around Nouwen's receipt of an honourary degree. He gave four talks while at the college, all of which were recorded. Includes a video recording of an address given by Nouwen, Kim Barnes (an assistant from Daybreak) and Thelus George (a core member from Daybreak) at Earlham School of Religion, January 30, 1991. The address is primarily given by Barnes on the subject of L'Arche Daybreak. Video recordings also feature an address Nouwen gave to accept an honourary degree from Earlham School of Religion on January 30, 1991.
V13 v1 Common Meal / Earlham School of Religion consists of a video recording of Nouwen giving an address at the Common Meal at Earlham School of Religion on January 29, 1991.
V13 v2 Living the Spiritual Life / Earlham School of Religion consists of a video recording of Nouwen giving a lecture entitled "Living a Spiritual Life" at Earlham School of Religion on January 29, 1991.
V13 v3 Communion as the source of Christian leadership : Honorary Degree Convocation / Earlham School of Religion consists of a video recording of an address Nouwen gave to accept an honourary degree from Earlham School of Religion on January 30, 1991.
Summary of address:
Introduced by a former student Henry Freeman
I.
Explanation of Communion with God as a series of concentric circles.
Reference to the passage in Luke about Jesus spending the night in solitary communion with God, then returning to his disciples (including Judas) and later going amongst a crowd to minister and heal. Central Circle: Communion with God. Second Circle: Communion with Community (disciples). Third Circle: Ministry through words and healing. Communion is the source of Love. Communion as Connectedness. Communion as Spirit, as a breathing between Father and Son. This relationship between Jesus Christ is both totally unique and totally mutual, and it is called Spirit.
Henri says he is convinced more than ever that all human beings are called to Communion with God. The degree to which a person tastes this relationship will determine their degree of integration into society, how much they can contribute to society. By not acknowledging Communion, an individual will become manipulative and violent in their relations with others. Lacking Communion, people will turn to popularity, success and power in attempts to grasp at Belonging. It is important that Communion takes place at ‘Night’ in this passage of Luke because night is when we (and Jesus) are tempted to seek Communion outside our relationship with God.
II.
Out of Communion will grow Community.
References St. Francis, St. Thérèse, Dorothy Day, St. Bernard, St. Ignatius who formed communities as a fruit of this Communion with God. Mentions the importance of the Quaker tradition and his experiences at Pendle Hill in the development of his ideas about Communion.
Following Communion, you will find yourself calling to people or find people gathering around you. BUT: Community is a place where you will always be reminded that it (community) cannot give you that which you truly desire, Communion with God. Which will push you back to solitary Communion.
There is always a discordant note in communities (the person you least want to live with will be there in the community in which reside) (example of Judas). One needs community – it will constantly challenge you not to expect from people that which only God can give (Love). Community is a place of detachment. Community is the place where you live out Communion and then are called to Solitude. Solitude and Community can never be separated.
III.
Community will lead you to ministry. Ministry must be taught communally in groups. Henri mentions that of late he has found that Ministry has become highly individualized. By ministering in groups, one is prevented from manipulating the Good News, one is not tempted to believe that they are the sole source of Truth etc. In Ministry, we are called to proclaim that Communion with God is being offered to all people. The Spirit of God blows where it wants. Healing and Liberation comes from knowledge that God is offering us Communion. The Love you crave is available, and you can forgive each other for not being God.
IV.
Ministry right now, the lives of everyone present, our reality has changed in the last few weeks because we are now at war (The Gulf War). This fact colours our souls. It is a very dark and dangerous atmosphere. How are we going to live and minister in a world that is in full agony? Your First responsibility is not to change the world but to prevent the world from changing you. Television, News, Media will broadcast dark news that pounds on your heart – don’t let the Darkness take away your connection and Communion with God. Don’t let the Dark rip out the most precious gift of Communion.
Henri mentions Biblical quote of people ‘dying of fear’. Keep your head erect in the face of the Son of Man. Proclaim that this war is unjust. Receive Communion at the mountaintop. We do not receive Communion by changing the world, change is not a condition of prophecy. Source: Video Recordings of Nouwen Series – Video Cassettes of Nouwen at Earlham College Subseries, Box 309, item V13. Summary notes by Anna St.Onge, Archives Assistant, June 2, 2005.
V13 v4 Life at Daybreak : Henri Nouwen, Kim Barnes and Thelus George / Earlham School of Religion consists of of a video recording of an address given by Nouwen, Kim Barnes (an assistant from Daybreak), and Thelus George (a core member from Daybreak) at Earlham School of Religion, January 30, 1991. The address is primarily given by Barnes on the subject of L'Arche Daybreak.
Fonds consists of 15 series:
Nouwen, Henri J.M.