Includes key writings from Thomas Merton's 1951–1968 period for a comprehensive understanding of his spiritual vision
Edited by Christine M Bochen, a leading scholar in religious studies, ensuring scholarly rigor and accessibility
Explores themes of peace, monasticism, and the search for meaning in a secular world for contemporary relevance
Features both letters and journal excerpts to provide diverse perspectives on faith and spirituality
Ideal for readers of Catholic and Christian spirituality, educators, and faith communities seeking resources on interreligious dialogue and social justice.
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Selected and introduced by a leading scholar, here are key writings of one of the 20th century's most admired spiritual writers, Trappist monk Thomas Merton. Merton's work reflects a living encounter with the tradition of Christian wisdom as well engagement with the burning questions of our world: peace, monasticism, spiritual wisdom, and
