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Noted Jungian analyst and author Eugene Monick died at the age of 78 on Christmas Eve, 2007, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. A member of AGAP and the IRSJA, Gene was a highly sought-after speaker and beloved teacher who wrote Phallos: Sacred Image of the Masculine and Potency: Masculine Aggression as a Path to the Soul, among other titles. To learn more about Gene's life, click the title link above.

Obituary : Eugene Monick, 1929-2007
Our dear friend and colleague Gene Monick died at the age of 78 on Christmas Eve, 2007, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. A member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (IRSJA) and the Association of Graduate Analytical Psychologists (AGAP), he graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute-Zurich in 1977, after having been a prominent, active, and politically outspoken Episcopalian priest for many years in Minnesota and New York City (USA). He never lost that energy and involvement. He authored a number of books on masculinity, male spirituality, sexuality and aggression, including: Phallos: Sacred Image of the Masculine, published in 1987, Castration and Male Rage, in 1991; Evil, Sexuality and Disease in Grunewald's Body of Christ, in 1993; and Potency: Masculine Aggression as a Path to the Soul," in 2006. Gene was a highly sought-after speaker on these and other subjects in the US, Canada and Europe. With the IRSJA, in addition to having served as Vice-President for two terms, he prized mentoring training candidates, and was adviser to many on their theses. He founded and sponsored a conference, which he called Tertullia, in Scranton, which gave the small gathering of attendees an entire weekend to explore in depth the thinking of one analyst-presenter in an informal and relaxed environment. Gene practiced analysis in New York City and Scranton, and was still seeing analysands until he became seriously ill in the weeks before his death.

He is survived by his wife, Barbara, a son, Stephen Blair Monick, Hong Kong; a daughter, Katherine Monick Hogarth, London; a brother, Bruce Robert Monick, Minneapolis; and four grandchildren, William, Charlotte and Alec Hogarth, and Eliot Yang Monick. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Central Park Conservancy, 14 E. 60th St., New York, NY 10022, Attn: Stephanie Donley, or by phone at 212-310-6613, and indicate that the contribution is to be made for the endowment of a tree in memory of the Rev. Eugene Monick.

Obituary submitted by:
John A. Desteian