Library Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Intimate Letters
Correspondence
Intimate Letters
Lettres intimes à Auguste Valensin, Bruno de Solages, Henri de Lubac (1919–1955)
They reveal his difficulties with Rome, his doubts and his fidelity to the Church, and the support of his theologian friends. They are indispensable for understanding his obedience and its cost.
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Authorship note
Letters to three Jesuit friends, edited by Henri de Lubac (Aubier-Montaigne, 1972; enlarged edition 1974).
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Other works by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
- The Human Phenomenon (The Phenomenon of Man) · 1955
- The Divine Milieu · 1957
- The Mass on the World · 1923
- The Heart of Matter · 1976
- The Christic · 1955
- Hymn of the Universe · 1961
- The Appearance of Man · 1956
- The Vision of the Past · 1957
- Man's Place in Nature · 1956
- The Future of Man · 1959
- Human Energy · 1962
- Activation of Energy · 1963
- Science and Christ · 1965
- Christianity and Evolution (How I Believe) · 1969
- Toward the Future · 1973
- Writings in Time of War · 1965
- Cosmic Life · 1916
- The Spiritual Power of Matter · 1919
- My Universe · 1924
- The Spirit of the Earth · 1931
- The Phenomenon of Spirituality · 1937
- Note on Some Possible Historical Representations of Original Sin · 1922
- The Mammals of the French Lower Eocene and their Deposits · 1922
- Early Man in China · 1941
- The Scientific Work · 1971
- The Making of a Mind · 1961
- Letters from a Traveller · 1956
- Letters from Egypt and from Hastings and Paris · 1963
- The Letters of Teilhard de Chardin and Lucile Swan · 1993
- Journal · 1975
Sources
- Wikisource en francés, «Auteur:Pierre Teilhard de Chardin» (relación de las Œuvres de Seuil, 1955–1976, y de la correspondencia).
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