Through the Iron Curtain : : The Taizé Ecumenical Experience in Eastern Europe (1960-1989) / / Silvia Scatena and Dietrich Sagert (editors).
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Body
- List of Abbreviations
- Acronyms
- Archives and Sources
- Brother Alois, prior of the Taizé Community: Foreword
- Silvia Scatena: Through the Iron Curtain: The Taizé Ecumenical Experience in Eastern Europe (1960-1989)
- 1. An Instantly Unified European Space
- 2. A Multifarious and Heterogenous Christianity
- 3. At the Origins of a Project
- 4. "We Felt Hope Close Beside Us"
- Bibliography
- Dietrich Sagert: German Democratic Republic
- 1. The Berlin Wall
- 2. 1956: First Contacts
- 3. Hirschluch from 1962
- 4. Dresden, 1980: First Meeting with Brother Roger
- 5. Schwerin, 1981: Second Meeting with Brother Roger
- 6. Magdeburg, 1982: Third Meeting with Brother Roger
- 7. Dresden, 1984: Fourth Meeting with Brother Roger
- 8. Return Visits
- 9. Berlin, 1986: Fifth Meeting with Brother Roger
- 10. The Peaceful Revolution
- Bibliography
- Elzbieta Agnieszka Rafalowska: Poland
- 1. The Discovery of Taizé and the Years of Vatican II
- 2. The First Visit of Brothers to Poland in the Decade of the Council of Youth
- 3. The First Groups Inspired by the Taizé Community
- 4. The First Visits of Young Poles to France
- 5. The 1980s: the Decade of Large Groups Involved in the Pilgrimage of Trust
- Bibliography
- Ferenc Hardi: Hungary
- 1. The Historical Context
- 2. The First Contacts
- 2.1 Migration of People, Migration of Ideas
- 2.2 At the Beginning of the 1960s, a First "Mythical" Meeting
- 2.3 The First Hungarians in Taizé
- 3. How to Go Unnoticed?
- 3.1 Brother Rudolf in Hungary
- 3.2 The Benedictines of Pannonhalma
- 3.3 A Strange Meeting
- 3.4 Hidden Vocations
- 4. "I Will Give Him a White Stone"
- 4.1 In the Secret of the Family
- 4.2 Visits of Volunteers to Hungary and Young Hungarians to Taizé.
- 4.3 The Council of Youth in the Christian Press in Hungary
- 4.4 The White Stone
- 5. After the Council of Youth
- 5.1 The Songs of Taizé in Hungary
- 5.2 The Letter from Taizé
- 5.3 Meetings in the East
- 5.4 Parallel Paths and the Search for Communion
- 6. The Silent Visit of Brother Roger
- 6.1 The Harvest is Abundant
- 6.2 Invisible Limits
- 6.3 Leaping Over the Walls
- 7. New Horizons
- 7.1 A Space of Freedom
- 7.2 The Question of Visas Again
- 7.3 Towards the Meeting in Pécs
- 7.4 An Intense Preparation
- 7.5 A Springtime of the Church in Hungary
- 8. And the Journey Continues
- Bibliography
- Marianna Drábiková / Mária Medveczká: Czechoslovakia
- 1. Brief Introduction to the History of the Czechoslovakian Churches
- 2. The First Contacts
- 2.1 Jan Merrell and the Christian Peace Conference
- 2.2 Alfréd Kocáb and First Contacts with the Evangelical Church
- 2.3 Visits to the CSSR by Brother Rudolf and Other Members of the Community
- 2.4 Czechs and Slovaks in Taizé
- 2.5 The Kaplan Family
- 2.6 Literature, its Translations and Distribution
- 2.7 Silvester Krčméry and the "Camps"
- 2.8 Visits of the Volunteers and Other Friends of the Community
- 3. The Late 1970s and the 1980s
- 3.1 Participation in Meetings in Other Eastern Bloc Countries
- 3.2 New Visits to Taizé at the End of the 1970s
- 3.3 Growth of Common Knowledge About Taizé in the Late 1970s and the 1980s
- 3.4 Pavol Kaločaj and the Activities in Bratislava
- 3.5 Brother Roger's First Visit to Prague (1981)
- 3.6 Prayers in Different Areas of Czechoslovakia
- 3.7 Youth Meetings in the Countryside
- 3.8 Family Meetings
- 4. The Loosening of Restrictions
- 4.1 Brother Roger's Second Visit to Prague (1988)
- 4.2 The Presence of Czechs and Slovaks in Meetings Abroad
- 4.3 The European Meeting in Prague (1990-1).
- 4.4 Continuation: First Steps in the New Situation
- Bibliography
- István Csonta / Jaume Casassas / Alexandru-Marius Crişan: Romania
- 1. The Beginning and the 1960s
- 2. The 1970s
- 3. The 1980s
- 4. January 1990: Brother Roger's visit to Bucharest
- 5. After 1990
- Bibliography
- Brother Luc of Taizé / Zrinka Zubić / Klemen Kastelic / Milesa Stefanović-Banović / Theodor Avramov: Yugoslavia
- 1. The Yugoslavian Mosaic
- 2. Croatia
- 2.1 First Contacts in the 1960s
- 2.1.1 Cardinal Franjo eper and Brother Roger
- 2.1.2 Taizé in the Religious Press in Croatia
- 2.1.3 Taizé and Krćanska sadanjost
- 2.2 Mutual Visits in the Late 1960s and 1970s
- 2.2.1 The First Individual Visits
- 2.2.2 Taizé Volunteers and Brother John in Croatia
- 2.2.3 Veritas and the First Organised Youth Groups
- 2.3 Organised Group Visits in the 1980s
- 2.3.1 Groups from Rijeka and Istria
- 2.3.2 Groups from Zagreb and the Continental Part of Croatia
- 2.3.3 Numerous Visits by Brothers and Taizé Volunteers
- 2.3.4 Groups from Bosnia and Herzegovina
- 2.4 Fruits of the Taizé Experience
- 3. Slovenia
- 3.1 From Individual Visits to Large Groups of Slovenes in Taizé (1963-79)
- 3.2 Crowds of Slovenes in Taizé and the Visit of Brother Roger to Stična (1979-84)
- 3.3 Slovene Volunteers in Taizé and the Idea of a European Meeting in Yugoslavia (1984-7)
- 3.4 East-West Meeting in Ljubljana in 1987
- 3.5 The Last Years of Yugoslavia (1987-90)
- 3.6 By way of conclusion
- 4. Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia
- 4.1 An Overview of State Politics Before the First Taizé Visit
- 4.2 The First Visit of the Brothers: Brother Roger in Belgrade
- 4.3 The 1970s
- 4.4 The 1980s
- Bibliography
- Theodor Avramov: Bulgaria
- 1. Brief Introduction to State/Church Relations at the Dawn of Communism
- 2. The 1960s
- 2.1 First Visit.
- 2.2 A Closer Examination of the Context
- 2.3 Dometian and Damaskinos in Taizé
- 2.4 Background
- 3. The 1970s
- 4. The 1980s
- 5. The 1990s
- Bibliography
- Olga Erokhina / Brother Luc of Taizé / Brother Charles-Eugène of Taizé: The Soviet Union
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Brother Roger and Russia
- 3. First Contacts
- 4. "Official" Relations
- 5. The 1970s: "Building Bridges Across the Abyss"
- 6. Brother Roger in Moscow and Leningrad (1978)
- 7. In Russia during the 1980s
- 8. In the Baltic Countries
- 9. In Ukraine
- 10. Glasnost and Perestroika
- 11. Brother Roger in Moscow, Kiev, Yaroslavl (1988): A Million New Testaments in Russian
- 12. A Completely New Period
- Bibliography
- Figures
- Name Index.