Item 2373 - A seven day journey with Thomas Merton

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CA ON00389 F4-9-8-2373

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A seven day journey with Thomas Merton

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  • 1992 (Creation)

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114 p. of textual records

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(1932-1996)

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Item consists of a book in which Nouwen has written the foreword, reflecting on his own visit with Merton and a friend, Joe Ahearn, in 1966. Nouwen concludes in part: "When I read Esther de Waal's [book] I said to myself: 'What better guide can there be than this earthy, yet so spiritual man, whom I met with my friend Joe at the pond in Gethsemani.'"

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      Esther de Waal.
      Ann Arbor, MI : Servant Publications, c1992.

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      Contains a bookmark: "Gift of Glastonbury Abbey Bookstore" from Hingham, MA.
      Bibliography: p. 111-112.
      Inscribed: "Mary Kelley".

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      2000 01

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      64-418

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      Added by L Joson, 21 June 2018

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