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Shantivanam, India, January 2010
An international symposium at Shantivanam, the ashram founded by Henri Le Saux and Jules Monchanin, opened the year commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Le Saux. A selection of papers given at this conference was published in the spring of 2011 by Lantern Press (Brooklyn NY) under the title Witness to the Fulness of Light: The Vision and Relevance of the Benedictine Monk Swami Abhishiktananda. Because of space limitations not all papers could be included in the book. The authors of papers that were not published were invited to submit their papers to this website. The papers of those who accepted the invitation are posted as .pdf documents as they were received from the authors. Click on the title above to access the papers. Father John Dupuche, one of the participants in the symposium, published a report in the December 2011 issue of the Australian eJournal of Theology. It can be accesses here.
Wimborne, England, July 2010
The Bede Griffiths Sangha sponsored a celebration to mark the centenary of the birth of Dom Henri Le Saux at Gaunts House, Wimborne, Dorset, July 15-18, 2010. Each day followed the pattern of worship at Shantivanam Ashram, with three periods of meditation and the Ashram forms of prayer. Those who gave presentations were invited to have their papers posted on this website. The papers of those who accepted the invitation are posted here as .pdf documents as they were received from the authors. Click on the title above to access the papers.
Landévennec, France, octobre 2010
En octobre 2010, les commissions francophones du Dialogue Interreligieux Monastique ont organisé une session de formation sur la vie et l’enseignement de Dom Henri Le Saux. La session s’est tenue à l’abbaye de Landevennec en Bretagne, avec une journée à l’abbaye de Kergonan. On a demandé aux conférenciers de fournir leurs présentations pour être publiées sur le site du DIMMID. Les textes de ceux qui ont répondu ont été convertis en documents pdf et mis sur le site sans modification. Pour accéder à ces documents, cliquez sur le titre ci-dessus.
Rishikesh, India, November 2010
Ajatananda Ashram, an interreligious monastic ashram founded in the Indian Himalayas by the vision of Swami Abhishiktananda, organized a 4-day interreligious retreat for monks and nuns from different religious traditions, on the auspicious occasion of his Centenary Birth Anniversary. The theme of the retreat was on “Renunciation as an Interreligious Meeting Point Today”. The retreat ended with a special commemoration of Swami Abhishiktananda at the bank of Ganges. Details of the programme may be found on the Ajatananda Ashram website. |