Manuscripts in Sub-Section E.1:
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Item 1 - [01] Notes for F.O.R. retreat November 1964
First Lines: Spiritual roots of Protest: Where not to start: the familiar litanies. (Catholic protest
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Holograph
Date: November no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 2 - [02] RETREAT November 1964: "Spiritual Roots of Protest"
First Lines: We are hoping to reflect together during these days on our common grounds for religious dissent
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Typescript
Date: November no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 1
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: 2 slightly different copies.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 3 - [03]
First Lines: A decade ago we corresponded about my interest in learning whether anyone would seek to report
Sub-Type: Correspondence
Draft:
Copy Type: Typescript
Date: September 30, 1994
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: From John Howard Yoder to Robert Daggy, Curator of the Thomas Merton Center concerning the 1964 Gethsemani Retreat Notes.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 4 - [04]
First Lines: I received your letter concerning "The Spiritual Roots of Protest" retreat. I am glad to have these
Sub-Type: Correspondence
Draft:
Copy Type: Typescript carbon
Date: October 04, 1994
Number of pages: 1
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: From Robert Daggy, Curator of the Thomas Merton Center to John Howard Yoder concerning the 1964 Gethsemani Retreat Notes.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 5 - [05]
First Lines: Subject: Gethsemani retreat November 1964; supplement to my notes. When I summarized and sent you
Sub-Type: Correspondence
Draft:
Copy Type: Typescript
Date: June 02, 1995
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: From John Howard Yoder to Robert Daggy, Curator of the Thomas Merton Center concerning the 1964 Gethsemani Retreat Notes.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 6 - [06] Transcription of original notes by JH Yoder : Gethsemani c/o T Merton 18-20 November 1964
First Lines: Thomas Merton introducing the session Wednesday PM: (cf. his outline in Zahn ed.) Nonviolent
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: no-month no-day, 1994
Number of pages: 10
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Transcribed June 1993.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 7 - [07] Entities and people behind the narrative of the Nov 1964 Gethsemani "retreat"
First Lines: Background comments by J H Yoder for the use of archivists and historians. Printout of fall 1994
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: no-month no-day, 1994
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 8 - [08] Background and editorial comments to the notes from the Gethsemane [sic] "retreat" of November
First Lines: The point of these comments is to assist historians who attempt to connect this account
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: no-month no-day, 1994
Number of pages: 3
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 9 - [09] Restatement of the protestant stance - Notes prepared by J H Yoder for presentation by JHY
First Lines: 1) responding to TM's question: "By what right do we protest?" The best answer, if it worked, would
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: no-month no-day, 1994
Number of pages: 5
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 10 - [10] Notes: J H Yoder "Homily" at Gethsemani separate mass for the retreat guests, early morning
First Lines: The lectionary chose the Gospel text: John 17 Celebrant Daniel Berrigan SJ I shall make no attempt
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: no-month no-day, 1994
Number of pages: 3
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 11 - [11] RETREAT November 1964: "Spiritual Roots of Protest" [with handwritten notes by Jim Forest]
First Lines: Psychiatric Aspects of the Prevention of Nuclear War report 57 [-] Group for the Advancement of
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Xerograph of holograph and printed material
Date: November no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors: Forest, James
Language: English
Notes: Back side of sheet, handwritten notes from the retreat by Jim Forest. Front side the same as one version of Item 3 in this file, Merton's outline of the meeting with one handwritten correction of the schedule. Copied from the University of Notre Dame Archives.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 12 - [12] GETHSEMANI [-] By what right to protest?
First Lines: TM To protest one must live not on a superficial leve. But we all live on a superficial level.
Sub-Type: Notes
Draft:
Copy Type: Xerograph of typescript
Date: November no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 3
Additional authors/contributors: Forest, James
Language: English
Notes: According to Jim Forest, the typed notes were by him and "a condensation of the handwritten notes [he] made during the retreat". Copied from the University of Notre Dame Archives.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6
Item 13 - [13] From: Jim Forest
First Lines: Thanks for the citation. My memory gets rustier as the years pass.
Sub-Type: Correspondence
Draft:
Copy Type: Computer printout
Date: January 09, 2019
Number of pages: 2
Additional authors/contributors: Forest, James
Language: English
Notes: Email from Jim Forest to Mark Meade regarding the authorship of the notes from Notre Dame's archives.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6