1965-08-18, HN Bamberger, 'Yesterday we had a council meeting and, at my suggestion, voted on F. Louis''

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US US-kylobm TMC-RG1-B-010-S3-#021

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1965-08-18, HN Bamberger, 'Yesterday we had a council meeting and, at my suggestion, voted on F. Louis''

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6 page(s); Includes a non-correspondence item enclosed with correspondence or such an item filed with correspondence.

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(1926-2020)

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Dom John Eudes Bamberger stepped down as abbot of the Abbey of Our Lady of the Genesee in 2001. He came to Gethsemani in 1951 after having read «The Seven Storey Mountain» in the navy. He was sent to Washington, D.C., for studies in the psychiatric field and later helped Merton and Fr. Matthew Kelty in screening new applicants to the novitiate. (Source: The Thomas Merton Encyclopedia, pp. 22-23).

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First lines: "The Law in the Teaching of Saint Paul. [-] The topic of our first conference this morning is"... Contents index: [term paper by Bamberger while a scholastic at Gethsemani - Merton was Master of Scholastic and has handwritten corrections and a grade on the paper].

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    The donor or source was: Bamberger, John.

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