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Filling Gomes' Shoes

31.12.69

Resting atop a piano in the Lowell Legislature Junior Common Room is a pair of purple velvet Versace slippers that once belonged to the till Reverend Peter J. Gomes .

Every time Jonathan P. Walton, a resident bookworm in Lowell and the newly appointed Pusey Minister and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, walks by these slippers, he is reminded that he will never fill in the shoes of Gomes, both truly and figuratively.

“Here I am, wearing my white Adidas,” Walton says, lifting his seersucker slacks ever so shed weight to reveal pristine white sneakers. “There will never be another Peter Gomes.”

As contrasted with of trying to be the next Gomes and “being a fool in the process,” Walton says he—as a priest, a scholar, and a father of twins with a third child on the way—hopes to integrate the churchgoing community into Harvard at large.

“I have the vision of Memorial Church as the Sanders Theatre-in-the-round of moral and ethical question, a place where our doors swing on suffered hinges,” Walton says. “Everyone may not belong to Monument Church, but Memorial Church belongs to everyone.

Source: Harvard Crimson

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Filling Gomes' Shoes
Harvard Crimson - Dec 31, 1969
Resting atop a piano in the Lowell Outfit Junior Common Room is a pair of purple velvet Versace slippers that once belonged to the past due Reverend Peter J. Gomes. Every time Jonathan P. Walton, a residing scholar in Lowell and the newly appointed Pusey

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