Life as We Would Like It to Be- Sunday, January 31, 2016
American artist Norman Rockwell was known as the artist of the common man and of common places. His models were his neighbors and family members,...
American artist Norman Rockwell was known as the artist of the common man and of common places. His models were his neighbors and family members,...
It’s common in many cultures to compare life to a path, a road, a journey. And anyone who has ever embarked on a long journey...
Much of the strength of our nation comes from its people and their determination to make life better—their resolute unwillingness to accept injustice and oppression....
The world in which we live is fiercely competitive—some would even say ruthless. The pressure to succeed, to get ahead, leads many to be aggressive,...
“It is not enough to be [busy],” wrote Henry David Thoreau. “So are the ants.” The question is, “What are you [busy] about?”1 We live...
In the American Museum of Natural History in New York City stands a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt, an avid naturalist, a great friend to the...
“On Earth Peace, Good Will Toward Men”And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Cæsar Augustus, that all...
Very often, small things lead to great things. In fact, we could say that everything starts small. From a small idea comes an innovation or...
This is the season of lights. The joy, the hope, and the sacred reverence we feel at this time of year all find their own...