This is a compilation of posts on my Cardijn Research blog that deal with various aspects of the Sillon, its founder, its history and its relationship with Cardijn and the Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne (JOC) or Young Christian Workers (YCW).
Lamennais, Le Sillon and serendipity
25th August – a day of meaning
Seek, Judge, Act – the Sertillanges side of the story
Facts, principles, solutions: Victoire Cappe 1911
Bautain: Conscience and responsibility
Henry du Roure, role model for the early YCW
The Holy Cross Fathers: From Lamennais to Vatican II
Love, friendship and social action
The ‘communal soul’ of the Sillon and the JOC
80th anniversary of the JOC Internationale
Another earlier Sillon magazine
Louis-Joseph Lebret: Architect of Populorum Progressio
The Leaven in the Council – online
Pietralata: The forgotten Mass and Message
The Crypt at Stanislas College: Friendship and facts
Two pioneers: Etienne Isabelle and Victoire Cappe
Fernand Tonnet and Paul Garcet – 75 years
Jocist theologians Palémon Glorieux and Pierre Tiberghien
RIP Jean-Michel Cadiot, Sillonist
Cardijn and Dorothy Day speaking live in Australia
Therese of Lisieux: Pius XI, Cardijn, the JOC – and the Sillon