Legacy of Thomas Merton
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When he entered Gethsemani Abbey in 1941, Merton embraced a hidden life . By the time he died nearly thirty years later, he was well known as `a witness to life', a friend of people around the world, and a keen observer of both church and society. Those who knew him and who have studied his published works reflect here on his influence on Church and society.
Contents
Foreword 1
Introduction 3
Within a Tradition of Prayer, Michael Casey 25
The Far East, Joseph Chu- Công 49
Pilgrim: Freedom Bound, Hilary Costello 67
High Culture and Spirituality, Lawrence S. Cunningham 85
A Monastic Exchange of Letters: Leclercq and Meron, Patrick Hart 91
Poetry as Exemplification of the Monastic Journey, Victor A. Kramer 111
The Solitary Life, Dorothy LeBeau 133
A Coincidence of Opposites, Jean Leclercq 157
Signs and Sources of Spiritual Growth, Elena Malits 171
Ecclesiological Development, Mary L. Schneider 181
The Spirituality of Peace, Gordon C. Zahn 199
Epilogue: A Memoir, Timothy Kelly 217
Notes 227
Notes on Contributors 239