Father Theophane Boyd and Brother Benito (who set up the Shabbat meal for Schachter-Shalomi where he played Joseph of Arimethea while the monks played disciples of Jesus), ca. 2000

Item

Identifier: COU:1417:07:36-39:RZ1-P-262

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

The Zalman M. Schachter-Shalomi Papers include research and writings from his time as both a student and a teacher, documents relating to organizations and projects with which he was involved or founded, ephemera from events and workshops, photographs, and a variety of audio/visual media that contain homiletic, conversational, and academic content. Among other subjects, the various of media in the Zalman M. Schachter-Shalomi Papers contain discussions and resources related to meditation, davvenology, ecumenism, Hasidism, holy days, Jewish music, Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah), psycho-halakhah, theology, spiritual eldering, and the psychology of religion.

Dates

Creation: Majority of material found in 1940-2013

Extent

1 photographs

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Description

Approx. 4 in. x. 6 in. color matte photo with slight edgeware. Digital photo scanned at 800dpi and cropped to photo area.

Subjects

Genre / Form

photo

Digital Material

Father Theophane Boyd and Brother Benito (who set up the Shabbat meal for Schachter-Shalomi where he played Joseph of Arimethea while the monks played disciples of Jesus), ca. 2000.

Repository Details

Repository Details

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