Tag Archives: Teilhard de Chardin
A SCHOLAR’S REACTION
When John Haught, a theologian and Teilhard scholar was interviewed by journalists about the proposed proposed lifting of the Vatican’s 1962 warning against Teilhard de Chardin’s writings, he replied that “most of those who really care about Teilhard had already … Continue reading
TEILHARD VINDICATED?
As some of you may already know, there is exciting news from Rome. On Saturday, November 18, 2017, the Pontifical Council for Culture was meeting in Plenary Assembly to discuss the topic of “The Future of Humanity: New Challenges … Continue reading
ACCESSING TEILHARD’S PAST
As Thanksgiving approaches, we are grateful to you, our supporters, who have brought us this far in our documentary on Teilhard. This year has been very rich, with an extensive filming trip to China in May. We wrote you about … Continue reading
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A cosmic project: Teilhard
by Kathleen Duffy View of dunes on Mars taken by Curiosity (NASA) I’m excited about a project that I would like to share with you. I’m working on an honor for a friend of mine — Jesuit Fr. Pierre Teilhard … Continue reading
The New Cosmic Story
Check out John Haught’s new book, The New Cosmic Story, which looks at the universe through the lens of Big History, taking us another step forward in pursuit of “The New Story.” Haught is an advisor to The Teilhard de … Continue reading
