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CA ON00389 F4-1-2-153-09
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How does it happen that each of us hears them in his own native language?
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- January 1973 (Creation)
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2 p. of textual records
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(1932-1996)
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Item consists of a typescript of "How does it happen that each of us hears them in his own native language?", a talk Nouwen gave on the theme of Christian unity and ecumenicism. He uses St. Paul's text about many different languages to talk about unity and division in the Body of Christ. He argues that bread and wine is a sign of unity but perhaps also a sign of brokenness.
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Found on page 64 (and verso).
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2000 01
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Box 36
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Revised by L Joson, 9 November 2018