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This is a file in the correspondence of Thomas Merton under the heading: "Reinhold, H. A. (Hans Ansgar), Fr., S.J.".
Fr. H. A. Reinhold was a native of Hamburg, Germany. He was part of the Catholic resistance to Hitler and had to escape Germany because he was pursued by the Gestapo. He came to the United States and served first in Seattle and later in Pittsburgh. He laid much of the foundation for liturgical reforms that were being considered in the decades leading up to the Second Vatican Council.
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1949/10/25 |
HPCS to Merton |
Corp. Mgt. is on the way to the vault for good careful study! I don't understand your reference |
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[verso: color print of the painting "Madonna and Child" by Fra. Filippo Lippi from the Kress Collection. (Formerly filed under Laughlin, but not in his hand or initials. Information per Laughlin biographer Ian S. MacNiven.)]
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1958/10/18 |
TNS to Merton |
the other day I sat with Bob Lax and Ed rice commemorating you - today I find your article |
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1963/11/23 |
TLS to Merton |
Your note of November 18 was very welcome. My health is no worse or no better than it was before |
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