REVUE DES JEUNES. – Organ of information and action for Catholic thought in France, directed by the Dominicans.
It was founded at Kain (Belgium) in 1909 by Fr. M. Barge under the name Revue de la jeunesse. Suspended after five years, it resumed immediately under Fr. Sertillanges as R. d. j. In the years 1929–32 it bore the name La nouvelle r. d. j. During the biennium 1939–40 it appeared in a war series together with the Revue intellectuelle, continuing thereafter alone from late 1940 until 1945 (new series), when it was definitively suspended. It left its name to the publishing house La R. d. j., which remains active.
Despite successive changes of title, R. d. j. always aimed to prepare youth for the tasks of tomorrow and, through articles often of high calibre, fostered an appreciation of Catholic doctrine and its spiritual and doctrinal beauty.