1967-06-02, TL[c] Brady from Merton, 'It seems to me that if you can go as far as Hawaii you might as well go to Japan. '

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1967-06-02, TL[c] Brady from Merton, 'It seems to me that if you can go as far as Hawaii you might as well go to Japan. '

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  • 1967 June 2 (Creation)

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1 page(s); Carbon copy of a typed letter (not signed).

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(1915-1968)

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Thomas Merton (1915-1968) was a writer and Trappist monk at Our Lady of Gethsemani Abbey in Kentucky. His writings include such classics as The Seven Storey Mountain, New Seeds of Contemplation, and Zen and the Birds of Appetite. Merton is the author of more than seventy books that include poetry, personal journals, collections of letters, social criticism, and writings on peace, justice, and ecumenism.

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First lines: "It seems to me that if you can go as far as Hawaii you might as well go to Japan. On the other hand"... Contents index: Zen monasteries in Japan / suggests visiting Jesuits at Sophia University and talking to Fr. H. Dumoulin, S.J. - Jesuits mainly study Soto Zen.

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    from Thomas Merton to: Brady, Thomas

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