ITMS 2025 Call for Presentations

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US US-kylobm 9-xxx-2025-2025-Call

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ITMS 2025 Call for Presentations

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  • 2024 (Creation)

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2 pages

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(1987-)

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The ITMS came into being in 1987 to promote a greater knowledge of the life and writings of Thomas Merton, one of the most influential religious figures of our time. The Society sponsors biennial conferences devoted to Merton and his work and supports the writing of general-interest and scholarly books and articles about Merton. In addition the ITMS awards regular grants to researchers and scholarships to youth. It encourages a variety of activities such as Merton retreats. Local Chapters and Affiliates of the ITMS across the world reflect a wide range of personal interest and approaches to Thomas Merton.

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Call for presentation proposals for the 19th General Meeting on the International Thomas Merton Society to be held at Regis University in 2025.

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