Tag: Aristotle
See, judge, act… with the Laymen’s League of New York
In 1911, the Laymen’s League of New York organised social study groups using an early form of the see-judge-act.
The ‘communal soul’ of the Sillon and the JOC
“Nous voulons nous faire une âme commune” – “We want to develop among ourselves a communal soul.” This was another of the famous sayings of Marc Sangnier that was later picked up by Cardijn and the JOC.
See Judge Act or Harvard Business School?
“What’s happening within the synod is we’re seeing a more inductive way of reflecting, starting from the true situation of people and trying to figure out what’s going on here,” said Archbishop Paul-André Durocher of Gatineau
See, Judge and Conclude with Léon Ollé-Laprune
I initially stumbled across the role of Léon Ollé-Laprune in the development of the See Judge Act method while following Cardijn’s list of his reading.
