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First lines: "Adoration of the Shepherds.."

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First lines: "Eric Gill, that free and outspoken prophet of sacred art in the twentieth century, gave a very sound.."

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First lines: "Angel messenger of divine «freedom» Appear at the point where our strength ends.."

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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.".

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First lines: "1) St Anselm and ideal of Christendom -.."

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First lines: "Desde la Abadia de Gethsemani, en Kentucky, Estados Unidos, "solitario en el bosque", el monje.." Contents: «Punto Final» (Santiago de Chile) 2: 14-16..

In the bound volume of «Merton: Collected Essays» from the Merton Center Reading Room, Volume 8, page 333.

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First lines: "Biographical data: born in France of artist parents, one English, one American. Educated in USA,.."

Response to letter from Miguel Grinberg of 19 August 1963 (see "Grinberg, Miguel" file in Correspondence, Section A).

First lines: "The general trend of all the questions is to determine whether or not the artist, poet, is a servant.." Contents: «Lugano Review» (Lugano, Switzerland) 1: 43-45. This issue also contained "Five Drawings by Thomas Merton," pp. 146-50 (drawings only, no text). 1 copy of the full journal and 2 copied clipped (which include both the essay and gallery of drawings)..

In the bound volume of «Merton: Collected Essays» from the Merton Center Reading Room, Volume 4, page 1.

First lines: "VIII- Do you mind if I bypass the «Playboy» suggestion and treat this question seriously?.." Contents: Incomplete draft, page 5. Donated by David Charron, March 2008..

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

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

First lines: "This section presents considerations on the more common moral problems that may arise in connection.."

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First lines: "-if the work of art is not genuine - can it be immoral? Many think not. - if a work is immoral - can.."

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First lines: "Richard Hughes is fascinated by a story for its own sake, the proof of this is not hard to find..." Contents: «The Columbia Review» 21.1:13-18 (November 1939)..

First lines: "Première Partie [-] Biographie du Serviteur de Dieu 1. Sa naissance. - C'est la vérité que Pierre-.."

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First lines: "We cannot completely understand Saint John of the Cross or Saint Gregory of Nyssa unless we remember.." Contents: «Thought» 26: 361-383. Does not include a longer introduction as the reprint from 1990 does..

First lines: "This book is not intended to be a guide to the mystical life, or a synthesis of contemplative.." Contents: 2 copies of the French edition's preface. Original in collection of Sr. Thérèse Lentfoehr at Columbia University..

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First lines: "I am writing this in New Delhi, the capital of India, an impressive city which I like very much..." Contents: Clipping from an article in «Scholastic Teacher» 77: 9, with only portions of the letter..

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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: "Saint Athanasius, born about 296 A.D., was the rightful Bishop of Alexandria at a time of violent.." Contents: «Jubilee» 2: 44-47. Introduction by Merton with an English translation by Merton of the creed with the original Latin in parallel..

First lines: "Martín dijo "todo hombre cuerdo" vacilaría en creer lo que estábamos por ver. Pues ver es imaginar..." Contents: «Sur» (Buenos Aires) 316/317 (January-April): 47-52. Reprinted in the book «Fragmentos de un regalo: La correspondencia entre Thomas Merton y Victoria Ocampo»..

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

Both copies of the preface are in English, but one was intended for translation and inclusion in the French edition and one was to remain in English for an American edition. The prefaces differ greatly. The American edition was published in Volume 28, No. 4 of «The Merton Seasonal».

First lines: "1- Ne peux rien faire sans grace de Jesus 2- Ne desirer que Jesus pour obtenir devotion volonte.."

First lines: "Casseneuil- rivers - poplar trees - tile roofs - cypress trees.." Contents: Text mostly in English with some French. Verso contains early poems and typescript pages from «The Seven Storey Mountain». All poems and manuscripts on verso pages copied and separately added to the database..

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This file contains books about Thomas Merton with author (or primary contributor) surnames beginning with the letters "K-L".

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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 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: Driskell, Leon V.) in Courier-Journal [Louisville] 254 (10 January 1982): D5.

Review (by: Cunneen, Joseph) in Cross Currents 31.3 (Fall 1981): 349.

Review (by: Dollen, Charles) in Priest 38 (February 1982): 45-46.

Review (by: Charet, F. X.) in Reading Religion (August 31, 2020). https://readingreligion.org/books/thomas-mertons-encounter-buddhism-and-beyond

Review (by: Orberson, David E) in The Merton Annual 33 (2020): 263-267. http://merton.org/ITMS/Annual/33/OrbersonRevPark263-267.pdf

Review (by: McCarthy, Anne. O.S.B.) in The Merton Seasonal 45.1 (Spring 2020): 31-33. http://merton.org/ITMS/Seasonal/45/45-1McCarthyRevPark.pdf

From publisher's blurb: "Commitment to a life of prayer and community can prove to be a great help for those involved in politics. Rather than being distracted away from action, Evan B. Howard argues that committed Christians often find both freedom and empowerment to contribute to the greater good of the world. A review of the history of committed Christian life (monasticism) shows that devout communities have engaged in a wide range of socio-political arenas. We can explore today what nuns and monks have accomplished in the past. We can speak into political conversations. We can care for those in need. We can model new ways of ordering life together. We can take concrete political action in governmental process. We can pray. This book blends examination of history with musings about the Christian life and politics generally. It also offers a collection of monastic practices to equip communities and individuals to embody an appropriate blend of 'deep' and 'wide' for themselves."

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 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: St. John, Donald) in Merton Annual 24: 281-285. http://merton.org/ITMS/Annual/24/StJohnRevWeis281-285.pdf

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.

Review (by: Jester, Art) in Lexington Herald-Leader (11 June 2005): H3.

This Records Subgroup includes theses and dissertations written about Merton or with substantial reference to Merton. The Merton Center has a copy of almost all such theses and dissertations that are known to exist.

This Records Group contains clothing worn by Merton, his personal effects, and publications dedicated to Merton. There are miscellaneous printed materials related to Merton including the publications of the International Thomas Merton Society (ITMS): the Merton Seasonal, the Merton Annual, and the ITMS Newsletter. There are files related to past ITMS conferences and publications from other Merton-related societies outside of the United States.

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.

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

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First lines: "An afterthought on my note of the other day. This is by way of exception, I won't be bothering you"...

First lines: "Tentatively I thought the best time for Rabbi Werblowski to give conference to novices and juniors"...

First lines: "Rev. Father and I and Bro Colman are all very doubtful of whether Bro"...

First lines: "Books - Philantia"... Contents index: [bookmark used by Merton - note by Bamberger: "found in 'Opera Omnia S. Cyrili Jerusalem'"]

First lines: "I remember that Friday was a day on which a truck normally used to go to town and asked B. Clement"...

First lines: "Will your team please take care of this and will you deal with him directly? [-] Thanx in Jesu"... Contents index: [on envelope of letter from the abbey of Sainte-Marie-du-Mont - likely either from Dom André Louf or Fr. Etienne Pâris of Mont des Cats, France (see their correspondence files)]

First lines: "I am sorry this got buried under a pile of stuff and forgotten and I didn't get to read it until"...

First lines: "I need to be at the Medical Arts Building about 10.30 Friday. So if we leave here at 9 it will be"...

First lines: "Dr Fortune had me thoroughly examined and I am satisfied that it came out well. Nothing serious"...

First lines: "Thanks for your note. I'll take whatever you provide. How about yogurt? I am told that is good"...

First lines: "Could you please return this article when finished? [-] The buttermilk did not bother me"...

First lines: "Concerning the change in time of the Brothers' lauds: as you have it set up it would not interfere"...

First lines: "Jim Wygal gave me this to read and said to pass it on to you. It seems ok. [-] In Our Lord"...

First lines: "I'd appreciate if these prescriptions could be filled as soon as convenient. I did not have time"...