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Cokie Roberts endorses The Teilhard de Chardin Project
Cokie Roberts, journalist and author, has joined the Honorary Board of The Teilhard de Chardin Project. She has been a fan of Teilhard for many years and says she still finds him relevant. She writes, “Bringing Teilhard de Chardin alive … Continue reading
Happy New Year a la Teilhard de Chardin
HAPPY NEW YEAR! As we launch into 2014 we at the Teilhard de Chardin Project are reminded of the New Year’s prayer Teilhard once said: “At the beginning of this new year, what we ask of that universal presence which … Continue reading
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Another friend of The Teilhard de Chardin Project willing to share what Teilhard has come to mean to her is Ellie Stock. Welcome, Ellie. We would like to hear your story, too. Write frankfrost@teilhardproject.com. I am a “retired” Presbyterian pastor … Continue reading
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