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First lines: "The community is divided into three classes- the «officiales fratres» (Cellarers etc) engaged.."

First lines: "1. It would seem to be that the adaptation required today is twofold. Far from being a simple.." Contents: 2 copies. Labeled "Strictly Confidential.".

First lines: "Yesterday Sister Luke and I were talking about the religious life, its problems, etc., and I thought.."

First lines: "The certainty of Christian hope lies beyond passion and beyond knowledge. Therefore we must.." Contents: 3 copies..

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: "The Angels are our brothers and fellow servants in a world of freedom and of grace..." Contents: Labeled "Advent 1965".

First lines: "Die Engel sind unsere Brüder und Dienstgefährten in einer welt von Freiheit und Gnade..."

First lines: "1. "Even with the best subjective intentions in the world, how can they (the seventeen percent.."

First lines: "1- The Background: Destructiveness. The most obvious characteristic of our age is its.."

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

First lines: "It is very cold in the novitiate. The unheated room is bare, forbidding. A few novices sit.." Contents: Dated "Feast of the Assumption, 1963.".

First lines: "Yesterday Sister Luke and I were talking about the religious life, its problems, etc., and I thought.."

First lines: "Preliminaries: 1. One must learn how to meditate. There are «was» of meditation..." Contents: 3 copies..

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 a

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

First lines: "Martin said "every sane man" would hesitate to believe what we were now about to see..." Contents: 8 copies..

First lines: "It is very cold in the novitiate. The unheated room is bare, forbidding. A few novices sit.." Contents: Dated "Feast of the Assumption, 1963.".

First lines: "About the time when the obscure hero of this biography was living out his short life as a Trappist,.."

First lines: "It is very cold in the novitiate. The room is bare, forbidding. A few novices sit at their desks,.." Contents: The later mimeograph copy dates that text as "Feast of the Assumption, 1963.".

First lines: "Preliminaries: 1. One must learn how to meditate. There are «was» of meditation..." Contents: 3 copies..

First lines: "Preamble: on God's grace and our own work. Vocation. Twofold call: to contempl. life / to renew.."

First lines: "[holograph insert] The much advertised "Death of God" -.." Contents: Labeled "Advent 1965" / copied from Syracuse University..

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

First lines: "The Christian consciousness, especially in religious, is suffering from a kind of schizoid split due.."

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 a

First lines: "The certainty of Christian hope lies beyond passion and beyond knowledge. Therefore we must.." Contents: 3 copies..

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: "Dessa ord äro Johannes Döparens före hans död I Herodes fängelse, riktade till Kristus, herre över.."

First lines: "THE ANGEL: Now hear the light of the sun upon your window and fall back from your sin of ice,.." Contents: Pages labelled "JW 7" and "JW 6.".

First lines: "The general trend of all the questions is to determine whether or not the artist, writer, poet,.." Contents: 6 copies..

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: 9 copies..

First lines: "Dessa ord äro Johannes Döparens före hans död I Herodes fängelse, riktade till Kristus, herre över.."

First lines: "The Angels are our brothers and fellow servants in a world of freedom and of grace..." Contents: Labeled "Advent 1965".

First lines: "This newsletter is not a reply to mail because I have not been getting mail on this Asian trip.." Contents: 10 copies..

First lines: "Martin said "every sane man" would hesitate to believe what we were now about to see..." Contents: 8 copies..

First lines: "The certainty of Christian hope is beyond passion and beyond knowledge. Therefore we must always.." Contents: Missing page 5.

First lines: "Preamble: on God's grace and our own work. Vocation. Twofold call: to contempl. life / to renew.."

First lines: "[holograph insert] The much advertised "Death of God" -.." Contents: Labeled "Advent 1965" / copied from Syracuse University..

First lines: "The Angels are our brothers and fellow servants in a world of freedom and of grace..." Contents: Labeled "Advent 1965".

First lines: "Die Engel sind unsere Brüder und Dienstgefährten in einer welt von Freiheit und Gnade..."

First lines: "1. What do you think, as a poet and Trappist monk, of our technological world? What advances.."

First lines: "The Christian consciousness, especially in religious, is suffering from a kind of schizoid split due.."

First lines: "1- The Background: Destructiveness. The most obvious characteristic of our age is its.."

First lines: "This newsletter is not a reply to mail because I have not been getting mail on this Asian trip.." Contents: 10 copies..

First lines: "It is very cold in the novitiate. The room is bare, forbidding. A few novices sit at their desks,.." Contents: The later mimeograph copy dates that text as "Feast of the Assumption, 1963.".

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This records series contains drawings by Merton given to James Laughlin (some at Harvard University).

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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."

This Sub-Section includes Merton's handwritten personal diaries and journals, as well as his reading notebooks or working notebooks. His journals have been published in their entirety. Small sections of the notebooks have been quoted in various works, but the notebooks have not on the whole been published. The notebooks range in date from 1946-1968.

This Sub-Section includes Merton's handwritten personal diaries and journals, as well as his reading notebooks or working notebooks. His journals have been published in their entirety. Small sections of the notebooks have been quoted in various works, but the notebooks have not on the whole been published. The notebooks range in date from 1946-1968.

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This records subgroup contains various indexes to The Merton Seasonal.

This virtual collection contains Patricia A. Burton's conference analysis from the First General Meeting of the International Thomas Merton Society (ITMS) in 1989 through the Fourteenth Conference in 2015 and will be expanded to gather presentation titles and information from ongoing conferences.

Patricia Burton indexed information about ITMS conferences between 1989 and 2015, including conference titles, plenary speakers and presentations, concurrent and special session speakers, session and panel titles. Further, classified presentations by subject and by title of Merton's work studied. From her division into themes, she created charts and graphs to illustrate the frequency of themes.

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