After eight years, Cardijn Community Australia (CCA) transitions to a new online platform, offering expanded opportunities for connection, reflection, and action rooted in the Cardijn tradition.
We thank Wayne McGough for his five years of service as group moderator, where his thoughtful reflections and steady presence fostered a vibrant and connected community. Follow his insights on his personal Facebook page.
Launching Our New Public Facebook Group
We’ve launched a public Facebook group, Cardijn Community Australia, to broaden our reach and welcome new members. This forum will be highly visible and curated by our editorial team to ensure contributions align with CCA’s values, with a focus on connecting Cardijn-inspired groups across Australia.
Expanding Our Digital Presence
This Facebook group is part of a larger initiative to enhance CCA’s online presence and support the formation, reflection, and action of its members through various digital platforms.
Substack Reflections
- Pat Branson’s Reflections – Personal insights shaped by the See-Judge-Act approach.
- Cardijn Reflections – Reflections on Cardijn’s writings for faith and social action.
- See-Judge-Act Reflections – Exploring the Cardijn method in contemporary contexts.
- Synodality Reflections – Connecting Cardijn’s vision with the Church’s synodal journey.
- Vatican II Journey – Introducing Cardijn’s role in Vatican II and its relevance today.
- Richard Pütz’s Musings – Cardijn-inspired reflections on technology and society.
- Greg Lopez’s Substack – Reflections on leadership, society, and spirituality.
Websites and Facebook pages
- Australian Cardijn Institute – Lay formation and leadership resources, research, education, and training
- Cardijn Community Network (Facebook Page) – A global platform for updates and discussions on Cardijn-inspired movements.
- Cardijn Research – Historical insights and reflections on Cardijn’s legacy.
- Joseph Cardijn Digital Library (JCDL) – Over 500 original documents, speeches, and media on Cardijn’s life and work.
- The Leaven – Stefan Gigacz’s thesis on Cardijn’s influence at Vatican II, available in multiple formats.
Explore these resources here: https://cardijncommunityaustralia.org/explore-cardijn-resources-online/
Join our new public Facebook group and explore our expanded platforms as we continue our journey in the Cardijn spirit of encounter, reflection, and transformation. Please share these resources widely.
Thanks to Wayne and all who’ve fostered our thriving online community.
The journey continues, and we look forward to continuing it with you.