Keefe, Susan, to Joseph Crowley, April 12, 2003

Creator	Keefe, Susan
Date Accessioned	2017-08-03T18:28:18Z
Date Available	2017-08-03T18:28:18Z
Date Issued	April 12, 2003
xmlui.metadata.dc.identifier	KeefeLetters2003_005.pdf
xmlui.metadata.dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/11258/36840
Description	Dr. Keefe responds to receiving a final draft of a colleague's manuscript of translations, "Latin Prayers." She notes never feeling closer to a distant historical age than in reading their prayers, all the more comforting in the present difficult time, by which she means the invasion and bombing of Iraq. She tells Dr. Cowley, "you helped me to see that our prayers, fasting, vigils, and protests were and are not entirely in vain. As you say, perhaps they are the shadow of a conscience that something is very wrong here."
xmlui.metadata.dc.relation	Box 1, Folder 14
Title	Keefe, Susan, to Joseph Crowley, April 12, 2003