Box 1
Contains 48 Results:
"Forty-three Signatures: An Exhibit of Drawings", 1965 March
Exhibit at Marquette University, 1965 March 8-24
Collection is open for research.
To Merton about publications, 1947, 1967
Includes a letter to Merton from his literary agent, Naomi Burton.
Collection is open for research.
Between Dorothy Wayman and Merton, 1949-1953
Collection is open for research.
Between Terrence Connolly, SJ (University Librarian, Boston College) and Merton, 1949-1955
Collection is open for research.
Between Mary McNiff and Merton, 1960-1968
Includes correspondence concerning the reproduction of Merton's portrait by artist Victor Hammer, Merton's research and other matters. Also includes signed copies of two Circular Letters (Pre-Lent 1968 and Fall 1968) and Merton's poem "The Prospects to Nostradamus."
Collection is open for research.
To Dante Morgana, from Merton, 1961-1967
Collection is open for research.
Between Brendan Connolly, SJ (University Librarian, Boston College) and Merton, 1962-1968
Collection is open for research.
From Merton, 1962-1968
Correspondents identified by first name only
Collection is open for research.
Between Paul Moynihan (reference librarian, Boston College) and Merton, 1964
Collection is open for research.
To Mary R. Foster, from Merton, 1965
Collection is open for research.
Circular letters, 1967-1968
Multiple copies of each letter were printed and mailed to Merton's large circle of friends and associates as a way for him to keep up on correspondence without having to respond individually to every letter. In the circulars, he summed up key events in his life and recorded personal observations concerning religious and societal matters. Two of these copies have personalized handwritten notes from Merton.
Collection is open for research.
Between Mary McNiff and Naomi Burton Stone, 1967-1971
About Merton and his work. Stone was Merton's literary agent.
Collection is open for research.
Mary McNiff about Merton's work, 1968-1972
Planning correspondence for an exhibition
Collection is open for research.
Between Mary McNiff and Patrick Hart, 1968-1977
Patrick Hart was Merton's secretary. These letters begin by talking about Merton and his work, and later become personal between Hart and McNiff.
Collection is open for research.
Portraits of Merton, 1941-1968, undated
Also depicted are the Dalai Lama and Patrick Hart. The photograph with the Dalai Lama was taken by Tenzin Geshe, the Dalai Lama's assistant.
Collection is open for research.
Merton with others at commencement day, St. Bonaventure College, 1941 June 8
Others include Larry Kenney, Denny Lane.
Collection is open for research.
Merton's ordination, 1949 May 26
Also depicted are Robert Lax, Daniel Walsh, and Seymour Freedgood
Collection is open for research.
Gethsemani Abbey calendars, 1960, 1966, 1974, 1975
The calendars feature images of the Abbey and monks within it, none of whom are identifiable. The 1974 and 1975 calendars are inscribed by Patrick Hart to Mary McNiff.
Collection is open for research.
Merton in his hermitage, 1966 October 7
Also depicted are Jacques Maritain, Maurice Flood, Daniel Walsh, Elizabeth Manual, and J. Stanley Murphy. Photographs by John Howard Griffin.
Collection is open for research.
Christmas Homily notes, 1963
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.
"Community of Pardon", conference notes, 1963
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.
"Conjectures", notes, undated
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.
"Epiphany", outline, undated
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.
"Father Louis' Own Evaluation of His Books", approximately 1968
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.
"God's Will: Fiat Voluntas Tua", outline, undated
Incomplete works by Merton, such as marginalia, notes, and outlines.
Collection is open for research.