Talk:Gary Paul Nabhan

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Ecumenical Franciscan Brother[edit]

Where is evidence that ? He's been married three times, and there's no further internal mention of this claim (beyond the lede)?? That Gary Paul Nabhan is an Ecumenical Franciscan Brother is re-asserted in several websites in roughly the same form as it appears here, but in one site, he makes a claim that he 'takes a page from' the contemplatives and mystics, in light of the Catholic Franciscan heritage which does not require subscribing to a set of doctrinal beliefs.^[1] In another site, we read:

Nabhan is humbled and honored to serve as a professed Ecumenical Franciscan brother, helping the Franciscan Action Network in shaping ethical responses to environmental injustice, to immigration issues and to climate change.^[2]

MaynardClark (talk) 23:05, 10 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

References

[1] Bock, C.Metamorphosis author profile: Gary Paul Nabhan, 6th paragraph, Whole Terrain, Franciscan Action Network, October 5, 2015

[2] Wake Forest University School of Divinity

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