On Improving Others – Sunday, January 13, 1946
Perhaps most of us, if not all, are perfectionists at heart. We are ever attempting to improve ourselves, to improve others, to improve the conditions...
Perhaps most of us, if not all, are perfectionists at heart. We are ever attempting to improve ourselves, to improve others, to improve the conditions...
It is quite characteristic of us to do much dreaming and much wishing. But often when we wish we might be something other than what...
From the time of their earliest understanding, we wisely assure our children that there is no reason to fear the dark. We speak to them...
No matter what our thoughts have been throughout the year, no matter what the tension or the pressure of living, no matter what anxiety lies...
The quality of mercy has long since been immortalized. But today we should like to say something concerning the quality of generosity. On the face...
Sometimes in observing the lives of others, we may suppose that there are some who lead an untroubled existence—free from the heartaches, from the reverses,...
As a society of people we have learned to take measures to protect ourselves against many things. Those who commit theft or violence, we endeavor...
For those who are old in years, the past seems to become sharper in memory, and many things which we thought had been obliterated have...
If we may quote Cicero, we may say that “gratitude is not only the greatest of the virtues, but the parent of all the others.”1...