The American Constitution – Sunday, September 18, 1960
This week we would let the words of the great British statesman, William E. Gladstone, suggest a subject: "... the American Constitution, is so far...
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Work: satisfaction and shock absorber – Sunday, September 11, 1960
In discussing the subject of living with ourselves, and of learning to live with life, some recent weeks ago, at this same hour, we made...
Conscience and habits away from home – Sunday, September 04, 1960
Last week we closed with a significant quote which said much and implied much more, in this single sentence: "There is nothing that a man...
Reconciliation with reality… – Sunday, August 28, 1960
In these recent weeks we have spoken of the person as being of greater importance than the place, and of our being inseparable from ourselves,...
Inseparable from ourselves… – Sunday, August 21, 1960
Last week we cited sonic thoughts on facing problems and opportunities, and on the fruitlessness of seeking to outrun ourselves. And from Horace we recalled...
What exile leaves himself behind – Sunday, August 14, 1960
It is apparent that the pressures of life are, at times, upon all of us. Anxieties, difficulties, decisions—even opportunities weigh heavily under some circumstances. And,...
Thoughtfulness… – Sunday, August 07, 1960
Last week we talked of thoughtfulness—and pleaded, as a season passes, for a pausing from the fevered pace, from the rush and the routine, for...
Fretfulness… and thoughtfulness – Sunday, July 31, 1960
Some recent weeks ago the Choir recalled some meaningful music from Mendelssohn's Elijah, from which today we would take a scriptural text, with words that...
What manner of men they were… – Sunday, July 24, 1960
Each generation runs its short run, leaving the future to take on some of the problems of the past, solving some and adding others, appraising...