The Merton Seasonal - Volume 17
The Winter 1992 issue,
Vol. 17, No.1 included:
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"Two Poems Occasioned by ITMS General Meetings."
20-21.
- Kiernan, Jeffrey T.
"Twin." [poem]
20.
- Pearson, Pauline.
"The Cult of Thomas Merton." [poem]
21.
- Tuoti, Frank X.
"Merton for Beginners."
Rev. of
Living with Wisdom: A Life of Thomas Merton
by Jim Forest. 22-23.
- Tobin, Mary Luke, SL.
"Awareness for Searchers."
Rev. of
Silence on Fire: The Prayer of Awareness"
by William H. Shannon. 24-25.
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The Spring 1992 issue,
Vol. 17, No.2 included:
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"Two Poems Prompted by Merton's Writings."
16-17.
- Webster, Ronald.
"The Swimming Teacher." [poem]
16.
- McDonnell, Chris.
"Night." [poem]
17.
- Simmons, Carl.
"Two Vocations."
Rev. of
Thomas Merton as Writer and Monk: A Cultural Study, 1915-1951
by Peter Kountz. 18-19.
- Seitz, Ron.
"Three Poems." [poem]
20-21.
- Kocka, David.
"Poetic Anguish."
Rev. of
The Mechanic of Tears
by Ron Seitz. 22-28.
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The Summer 1992 issue,
Vol. 17, No.3 included:
- Del Prete, Thomas.
"To Merton and Chuang Tzu." [poem]
7.
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"Lighting the Way."
Rev. of
Silent Lamp: The Thomas Merton Story
by William H. Shannon. 8-10.
- Montaldo, Jonathan.
"Reflecting the Light."
Rev. of
Silent Lamp: The Thomas Merton Story
by William H. Shannon. 10-14.
- Loydell, Rupert M.
"Withdrawl (for Thomas Merton)." [poem]
15.
- Weber, Richard (Columban), OCSO.
"The Springs of Contemplation."
Rev. of
Springs of Contemplation: A Retreat at the Abbey of Gethsemani
edited by Jane Marie Richardson, SL. 23-24.
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The Fall 1992 issue,
Vol. 17, No.4 included:
- Mayer, Elsie F.
"Haiku From Gethsemani Abbey." [poem]
9.
- Gordy, Rose.
"Two Haiku for Louie." [poem]
12.
- Ledbetter, J.T.
"Seasons (For Gethsemani)." [poem]
20-21.
- Shannon, William H.
"A Valuable Book."
Rev. of
Thomas Merton: Spiritual Master - The Essential Writings
edited by Lawrence S. Cunningham. 22-24.
- Machar, Jerome, OCSO.
"A Revised Journey."
Rev. of
The Monastic Journey
edited by Patrick Hart, OCSO. 24-25.
- Voiles, Kenneth M.
"Prelude of Mysticism."
Rev. of
Merton: Mystic at the Center of America
by Thomas M. King, SJ. 25-28.
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