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This records series contains drawings by Thomas Merton: #0200 through #0299.

This records series contains drawings by Thomas Merton: #0400 through #0499.

This records series contains drawings by Thomas Merton: #0600 through #0699.

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This Records Subgroup contains the papers of Betty Delius related to the foundation, organization, administration and programming of a Merton collection and Merton Center at the college. The date range of the materials is circa 1960 to 1980. The papers include correspondence (much are copies of letters between members of the Merton Legacy Trust and others involved in the foundation of the Merton Center); architectural specifications, plans and photographs of the Thomas Merton Room at the Bellarmine Library; forms and contracts; finding aids for the early collection; bibliographies; committee minutes; an address list of Merton correspondents; and working files. There is one original piece signed by Merton: "Concerning the Collection in Bellarmine College Library", which was read at the opening ceremony for the Merton Room in 1963. Books, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, and early Merton Center brochures and programs from Delius' papers have been interfiled with other parts of the collection. The files detail the arrangements made to obtain a small collection of Merton's papers at Bellarmine, the renovation of space in the library for a Merton Room, the designation of Bellarmine as official repository of Merton's papers, the collection and arrangement of the books and manuscripts, foundation of the Thomas Merton Studies Center, staffing of the Merton Center, rules governing ownership and use of the collection, accession lists, and programming for Merton related events at the college that were hosted by the Merton Center. Ms. Delius donated the papers to the Merton Center in July of 2005.

This Records Subgroup includes papers collected by Marie Charron, a typist for Thomas Merton from 1967-1968. The donation included mimeographs and carbons of Merton's articles, book reviews and poetry; correspondence between Merton and Charron, and between Tommie O'Callaghan regarding the Merton Legacy Trust (after Merton's death); newspaper clippings regarding Merton, the Merton Center, and Merton biographer John Howard Griffin; and various brochures and event bulletins regarding programs regarding Merton and the Merton Center. The date range of the materials is from 1967 to 1977. Items in accession one were donated by David Charron, March 2008. Items in accession two were donated by David Charron, February 2022. Box list of donated items from accession one filed with the last folder of that accession.

This Records Subgroup includes materials related to the Catholic Worker Movement and prominent figures in the movement, including co-founder Dorothy Day and artists for the newspaper, such as Ade Bethune and Fritz Eichenberg. Joseph Zarrella met Dorothy Day in New York and joined the Catholic Worker movement in its early days. Zarrella married Mary Alice Lautner and moved to her home town of Tell City, Indiana, where he established a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality. Dorothy Day visited the Zarrella family after Joseph moved to Indiana.

The bulk of this Sub-Section includes news clippings or copies of full periodicals and journals containing essays, reviews, and poetry by or about Thomas Merton which were kept in a file by Fr. Irenaeus Herscher, O.F.M. (1902-1981), head librarian of Friedsam Memorial Library at St. Bonaventure University in New York, which houses the primary collection of papers by Herscher and one letter between Merton and Herscher.

This Records Subgroup contains one handwritten manuscript by Serge Bolshakoff, "Introduction to Wales." Bolshakoff was a close friend of Archimandrite Nicholas Gibbes and left the manuscript with him. It was passed down in the family. Charles Gibbes Paveliev donated in the manuscript in 2021. In the Merton correspondence file under Bolshakoff, there is a bibliography of Bolshakoff’s work, published and unpublished, but it does not include this work. See also correspondence for Bolshakoff.

In this virtual series, there is a listing of papers and presentations for the 2023 ITMS conference. Conference description: "In his poem Hagia Sophia and other writings, Thomas Merton wrote of divine wisdom, often personified as Sophia. Representing both the Holy Spirit and the mystical idea of divine wisdom, the figure of Sophia played an important role in Thomas Merton’s spirituality and writing. This mystical image represents the divine in active terms, reaching into our souls and challenging us to new ways of living, of loving our neighbors, of standing for justice. Moreover, in Sophia Merton recognized an experience of God rendered in a feminine face. The significance of the divine feminine in Merton’s life and work connects aptly to the location of our gathering in 2023. Saint Mary’s College, a Catholic women’s liberal arts college, has long been a pioneering institution in women’s higher education, and intersected with Merton’s life in important ways. Merton corresponded with members of the Saint Mary’s community, including then-President Sr. Madeleva Wolff, and it was Saint Mary’s that first published Merton’s 1948 book What is Contemplation? More generally, Merton was shaped in important ways by women in his life — from his mother to the Baronness Catherine de Hueck Doherty to his longtime literary agent Naomi Burton Stone — and through his writings and correspondence engaged in extensive dialogue with women writers."

Conference paper: 'Sing about me, I'm dying of thirst': Kendrick Lamar through the Lenses of Thomas Merton and Johann Baptist Metz, presented by Laurine Ernst.

This virtual collection records papers and presentations to be presented at the 19th General Meeting of the International Thomas Merton Society.

An index to volumes 1 to 25 of The Merton Seasonal (covering the years 1976 to 2000).

The contents of the volume include a Thomas Merton timeline (Journal Entries in full; Published Letters; Publications; and Life, Historical Events and Visits) and a publications list with titles of Merton’s books, essays, poetry.

Quotation: "I have read Portrait of the Artist which is certainly a remarkable fine book, and the best thing I have read in a long time, only not so fine as Ulysses of course, but that is all written in words of fire."

A digital exhibit bringing together many of the editions and reprints of The Seven Storey Mountain and foreign translations with scans and photographs of the cover art, dust jacket, cloth cover, spine, and first pages.

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This was not published during Merton's life as a book in English, only in French and Portuguese. It was expanded from a three-installment article published in «Collectanea Ordinis Cistciensium Reformatorum» in 1953 (with an additional offprint). A French edition was published in book form in 1956, «Marthe, Marie et Lazare». The English text became the first section of «Thomas Merton on St. Bernard» (Cistercian Publications: Kalamazoo, Michigan) in 1980. See Section C.2, "Martha, Mary and Lazarus" for first drafts of some of the articles.

This was not published during Merton's life as a book in English, only in French and Portuguese. It was expanded from a three-installment article titled "Action and Contemplation in the Doctrine of Saint Bernard," published in «Collectanea Ordinis Cistciensium Reformatorum» in 1953. A French edition was published in book form in 1956, «Marthe, Marie et Lazare». The English text became the first section of «Thomas Merton on St. Bernard» (Cistercian Publications: Kalamazoo, Michigan) in 1980. See Section C.2, "Martha, Mary and Lazarus" for first drafts of some of the articles.

First lines: "I - Action and Contemplation. Before we approach the subject of this book, which is St Bernard's.." Contents: Copied from Sub-Section D.5. Contains five sections..

First lines: "There is one exception to St Bernard's rule that every perfect soul combines in itself the vocation.." Contents: Not one of the three original articles from Collectanea, it was added as the final chapter of the book-length text of "Action and Contemplation" (pp. 79-88 in «Thomas Merton on Saint Bernard» and pp. 127-145 in «Marthe, Marie et Lazare»)..

Text is similar to a part of Merton's epilogue of «The Seven Storey Mountain», "Meditatio Pauperis in Solitudine," part iii (after break) or part iv, depending on edition. Follows heading: "America is discovering the contemplative life." See also, Section A, Correspondence, "Censors Reports."

First lines: "There are paradoxes in the history of Christian spirituality and not the least of them is.." Contents: Notes (copied not original notes) in an unknown hand, not Merton's, offering criticism of article, but some cut off bottom of page. Notes seem to have been written in fountain pen..

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First lines: "ADVENT "Art thou he who is to come or look we for another?" These are the words of John.." Contents: 3 copies..

First lines: "Un Educateur Monastíque AELRED de Rievaulx - Hallier.."

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First lines: "Camus rozpoczal uwagi skierowane do paryskich dominikanów od kilku interesujacych spostrezezen.." Contents: «Tygodnik Powszechny» (Krakow, Poland): 8. This is not the whole essay but excerpts beginning with section two..

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First lines: "Like Bernanos and Camus Simone Weil [sic] is one of those brilliant and independent French thinkers.." Contents: 5 copies..

First lines: "Like Bernanos and Camus (to mention no more than two) Simone Weil is one of the clear.." Contents: Draft contains earlier subtitle: "Pacifism and prophecy in Simone Weil".

First lines: "Like Bernanos and Camus Simone Weil is one of those brilliant and independent French thinkers who.." Contents: Note on title page "please return" by Merton. Transferred from Sub-Section D.5..

First lines: "Situation- 1) immense power 2) nations which will categorically refuse to renounce war.."

First lines: "Biographical data: born in France (1915) of artist parents, one English, one American..." Contents: 3 copies.

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First lines: "Cuestionario [-] 1 - ¿Para qué sirve el arte? 2 - ¿Acepta Ud. o no los criterios que tienden.." Contents: «Arte y rebelion» (Buenos Aires) new series no. 1: [17-25]..

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First lines: "I- Yes, I'll accept The Seven Storey Mountain as a point of departure, and I'll be glad if we can.."

Published as "How It Is: Apologies to an Unbeliever".

First lines: "This is not going to be an easy tune to sing. To begin with, it is not one of the currently popular.." Contents: Photocopy of a mimeograph with a note addressed "Dear Eileen" (likely Eileen Curns, see Section A, correspondence). The note as well as mimeograph are photocopies..

First lines: "This is not going to be an easy tune to sing. To begin with, it is not one of the currently popular.." Contents: Same mimeograph but hand bound. Formerly a copy from the Louisville Free Public Library..

First lines: "This is not going to be an easy tune to sing. To begin with, it is not one of the currently popular.."

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First lines: "1- Statement of the Problem. This article is concerned only with such moral problems as may arise.."

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First lines: "Christmas 1931- Editorial p 1 Unfortunate Oakhamian- p 18 Motlie Notis p 19 (minus the poem,.."

First lines: "«Sollicité de collaborer à la rédaction d'un message de foi au monde moderne, le Père Louis Merton.." Contents: «Collectanea Cisterciensia» 31: 19-23..

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First lines: "The title of this book might suggest a detailed study of Egyptian, Syrian, Palestinian and Greek.."

First lines: "The title of this book seems to imply a detailed study of Coptic, Syrian, Palestinian and Greek.." Contents: 2 copies.

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First lines: "Even the darkest moments of the liturgy are filled with joy, and Ash Wednesday, the beginning.."

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First lines: "Cette lettre n'est pas une réponse à mon courrier parce que je n'ai pas reçu de courrier pendant.." Contents: «Collectanea Cisterciensia» 31: 14-18..

First lines: "Prawdopodobnie wiecie juz o tym, ze otrzymalem zezwolenie na opuszczenie mojego klasztoru.." Contents: «Znak» (Krakow) 1..

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In the bound volume of «Merton: Collected Essays» from the Merton Center Reading Room, Volume 2, page 54.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

Review (by: Wiseman, James A., O.S.B.) in American Benedictine Review 71.3 (September 2020): 348-350.

Review (by: Pramuk, Christopher) in Horizons 47:1 (June 2020) 186-88.

Review (by: St. John, Donald) in Merton Annual 2: 326-328. http://merton.org/ITMS/Annual/2/StJohnRevPennington326-328.pdf

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

This subseries contains book reviews about the given Merton-related title. In a small number of cases, there are other materials such as manuscripts and proofs.

This series contains works regarding Merton under the first-named author, creator, editor, etc., of a title. Subseries are arranged by dates and titles.

Review (by: Miller, Joseph M.) in Louisville Times Louisville, KY (9 May 1967).

Review in New York Review (4 May 1967).

Review in Register New Haven, Conn (17 May 1967): Also see 07. J.W.

Review in Register New Haven, Conn (17 May 1967): Also see 06. J.W.

Review (by: Murray, J.J.) in Times Roanoke VA (19 November 1967).

Review in Visitor Providence RI (21 April 1967).

Review (by: Landess, Thomas) in Sewanee Review 77.3 (Summer 1969): 530-535.

Review (by: Burger, Nash K.) in New York Times [1923-Current file] (24 December 1967): ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008).