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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
Happy Birthday, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin!
May 1. On this day in 1881, a son was born to Emmanuel Teilhard de Chardin and his wife Berthe Adèle de Dompierre d’Hornoy. They named him Pierre Marie Joseph. He was their fourth child and second son. Eventually they … Continue reading
NEW ARTICLE ON TEILHARD
An interesting article on Teilhard de Chardin with an unusual angle. Thanks to Jacqueline Francois for bringing it to our attention. https://hudsonvalleyone.com/…/culinary-institute-cemetery-…/
Teilhard Documentary Leaps Forward
The Chaine des Puy volcanic mountains in Auvergne, France The Teilhard de Chardin Project achieved a major milestone this month by successfully filming in the Auvergne region of France. Here Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was born, was home schooled, and … Continue reading
