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Thomas Merton Center

Palo Alto, CAlifornia

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    The Thomas Merton Center is organized as a private, tax-exempt, non-profit, independent religious education organization, incorporated under the laws of the State of California. . Though Catholic in its origins, intent, and liturgies, The Thomas Merton Center is  not legally affiliated with any church.
     

  • Mission and Goals

    Members of The Thomas Merton Center strive to develop a spirituality based on Jesus Christ's message of love, compassion and forgiveness and to live his message in today's world. The TMC community seeks to attract those who are on a quest for a deeper spiritual life and invite them to share in this vision.

    Goals

    • To foster a variety of ways by which Catholics and others may develop a deeper spiritual relationship with Jesus Christ and, through him, with God.
     
    • To augment, support and lead the development of ecumenical spirituality, bringing together Christians and non-Christians in areas of common interest and values.
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    • To build a lay community based on inclusivity and consensus.
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    • To develop and enhance the faith life of families.
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