Sitemap - 2023 - Cardijn Reflections
Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt VS See-Judge-Act
Let there be peace on earth and mercy mild
Catholic Social Teaching: A NEW Book and My Review
Is YOUR "Bethlehem" Important?
Is Catholic Social Teaching a thing?
“I am the servant of the Lord.”
See The Patterns...Hear the Words.
Cardijn Library Black Friday Appeal
“Nobody gets to heaven without a letter of reference from the poor”
You heard the parable in today's Gospel reading, but did you SEE it?
How Often Do We Encounter Hassles?
Are we awake, or are we sleepwalking?
We all have heard the voice "Mind the Gap"
We Grieve More Often Than We Think
I came to set fire to the world
Mater et Magistra~Render to Ceasar~What is in The hearts of humans?
People speak the things that are in their hearts
"WWIII Piecemeal" - Pacem in Terris - A New World Order?
Knock, and the door will open for you.
Albert Nolan, Joseph Cardijn, and Lous Putz: The Synod and Where is the Kingdom of God?
Take up your cross and follow Jesus
Cardijn starts his theology studies
The Cyprian Pledge, Cardijn Method and Learning Circles
The UAW is on Strike: Understanding Strikes with a Joseph Cardijn mindset.
Cardijn's proposal for a 'Roman Centre' for the lay apostolate
Have you seen Prudence lately?
From now on, you will fish for people.
Betty King, a legendary jocist leader
Is it time to “belly up to the bar?” Will AI teach humans what it means to be a human?
Will AI teach humans what it means to be a human?
“Can anything good come from Nazareth?”
HOW TO DEVELOP A MINDSET for Understanding Societal Phase Change
Part Two: SEE the Patterns...HEAR the Words.
Marcel Callo: The JOC at World Youth Day
SEE the Patterns...HEAR the Words.
Like a homeowner bringing out new things and old things …
Blessed Enrique Angelelli, first martyr of Vatican II
The Heart of the matter: Part three
The Heart of the Matter: Part Two
The Good Shepherd? Or Hired Help?
About the life we live in this world
The Heart of the Matter: Answering the Call
On this rock I will build my church ….
Your heart will be where your treasure is.
The solution: Specialised Catholic Action
About what to do with the anger we experience
Using the SJA in studying and teaching Catholic Social Doctrine
Bonhoeffer, Cardijn and Gaudium et Spes
Hugh O’Sullivan’s Notes for Leaders
Helder Camara: An oath inspired by Cardijn
Henry Cardijn & his son’s consecration to the working class
A campaign to shorten the Eucharistic fast
The bankruptcy of evangelisation
The Christian conception of work
Prayer and the genuine jocist revolution
Cardijn honours Gabrielle Petit
Cardijn & the world of labour and technology
Marcel Carrier, another YCW martyr
The Catholic school as a place of dialogue
Len Faulkner kept the faith in the YCW
Nguyen Manh Ha, founder of the YCW in Vietnam
The Catholic school and the vocation of the worker
Remembering the legendary YCW extension worker, René Delécluse
Economics, See-Judge-Act, Synodality, and the Modern World
The holiness of Fernand Tonnet & Paul Garcet
Forming Leaders of Faith in Action
The jocist method: Enquiry for transformation
Australia’s Catholic community
The ‘seamless garment’ woven by Merton, Cardijn and Day
The Eucharist and a new humankind
Welcome to our Cardijn Reflections Substack
Towards a Church of the poor in Australia
The role of the jocist chaplain
At the end of a missionary trek
John XXIII’s encyclical Pacem in Terris
Cardijn on the Lay Apostolate: 1935
Paul McGuire, Australian lay apostle
Marc Sangnier, founder of the Sillon: 150 years (1873-1950)
Gaston Pineau, a priest for workers
Dom José Tavora, bishop of the workers and the poor
Finest example of the Church’s apostolate
Cardijn, promoter of democracy
Victor Salandini, the “tortilla priest”
Promoting Catholic Social Teaching
Is it about spiritual anthropology?
Not just in word, but also in deed …
Let’s be apostles to our neighbours
Transforming the Australian milieu – where to begin?
Transforming the Australian milieu
Transforming the Australian milieu – a culturally diverse and ageing population
A spirituality of the lay apostolate
May our faith not be mere ideology
Who guards the threshold I cross over?
Emile Guerry: Prudence and the see-judge-act
Declining members in Christian organisations in Australia
Son of Man came not to be served but to serve
They do not practice what they preach
See-Judge-Act: Following the Call
Our human and divine destinies
Australian Catholic organisations as employers of choice
Australian Catholic organisations, and the dignity of work and workers
The family: A divine institution
“Let us do ever so little for God”
We do not live on bread alone but …
The dignity of work and the worker
The sort of fast that pleases me
Whoever loses his life for my sake will save it!
Cardinal – not for yourself but for the YCW
“Bear much fruit and … be my disciples.”
Integral Human Development, Lenten Penance and the Synodal Journey
Love God and Love Your Neighbour
See clearly, judge and decide with Léon Ollé-Laprune
How do we seek the truth with our whole soul? (Part 2)
How do we seek the truth with our whole soul? (Part 1)
Léon Ollé-Laprune: Philosopher of the see-judge-act
Australia: An unrivalled land of apostolic opportunity
Family, Parish, School: When people don’t let God
All that He created was good, and all those who touched Him were cured
Social action as a means of reviving parish life
Systemic, sustained and shameful: the exploitation of workers
Daniel Esquivel Antero, a lay jocist martyr
Brothers André and Roger Vallée died in Nazi concentration camps
Brothers and Sisters All in Transforming the World
Ben Tillett: Christian, socialist, unionist
Information and interfaith relations
The Church, the Young and Mission
Making the love of God visible in Catholic schools
The art of accompaniment with priests and religious
The art of accompaniment with fellow workers
A good shepherd looks after the sheep
Wanted: Apostles to transform the world!
The priesthood of Melchizedek and the priesthood of the faithful
What will you do to promote Cardijn’s contributions?
Rowing against the wind without Jesus? That’s impossible!
With just five loaves and two fish – and Jesus – we can ….
Lay people as priests, prophets and kings