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Fr. John C. Ford was a Jesuit priest writing from Washington, D.C. He was a professor at a number of universities, including Boston College and Weston College in Massachusetts. He founded the journal Theological Studies.
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See also Cold War Letters #23, published in Witness to Freedom, pp. 29-30.
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1961/12/18 |
TLS to Merton |
Thank you for your letter of Dec. 12th which just arrived. I will do my best to say a few words |
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1962/01/no? |
transcript from Merton |
You may see an article of mine in the Commonweal these days. This too I regret to say, is a bit |
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[Cold War Letters #23 - copy from bound set]
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1972/08/19 |
HLS to Center from Ford, John C. |
Thank you for your letter of August 7. If I have any letter to or from Thomas Merton I don't |
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