History of the Orderby Sister Kathleen O'Neill
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of their Abbey in 1881 Until the Present Day. Oka, 1981.
#Cistercians
in Texas: Commemorating the 900th Anniversary of Cistercian
Beginnings and 40 Years of cistercian Life in Texas (Irving, Texas,
Our Lady of Dallas, 1998). Includes several articles on the founding
of Our Lady of Dallas, its school, etc. #God Is My Life: The Story of Our Lady of Gethsemani. Photos
Shirley Burden, intro Thomas Merton. Picture book, almost no text. #Aprile, Dianne. The Abbey of Gethsemani, Place of Peace and
Paradox: 150 Years in the Life of America's Oldest Trappist Monastery.
Trout Lily Press 1998 (copyright Gethsemani). Coffee table book, well
done. Except for 1st & last couple of chapters, each chapter covers
abbatial tenure of one abbot. #Cawley, M. "Insediamenti Cistercensi
negle Stati Uniti d"America" tr I Vona, Rivista Cistercense
10 (1993) 5-37. Has a brief section on each monastery in the US, both
O Cist & OCSO. #Cawley, M. "A Folk Geography
of Cistercian U.S.A.," Guadalupe Abbey, Guadalupe Translations,
1988. Gives 2 pp description of each Cistercian house in the USA, both
observances & branches. Downey, Michael. Trappist: Living in the Land of Desire.
New York, Paulist, 1997. On Mepkin Abbey. Rvw PH, CSQ 34.1 (1999) 135-6.
Rvw COCR 61.1 (1999) [432]. #Hasbrouck, John Baptist. A Short History of Our Lady of Guadalup Trappist Abbey. 12 pp. Guadalupe Translations, 1998. Mullany, Kieran OCSO. New Melleray Abbey: A Short History of Its
foundation from 1849 to 1887. April, 1944 (unpublished; bound photocopy
of ms is in New Melleray library). #Perkins, William Rufus. History of the Trappist Abbey of New Melleray
in Dubuque County, Iowa. State U of Iowa Publications, Historical
Monograph No.2. Iowa City, University Press, 1892.
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