It all adds up… – Sunday – June 12, 1960
We have become increasingly aware lately of the so-called exact sciences of mathematical formulas, for example, from which can be forecast the forces of the...
We have become increasingly aware lately of the so-called exact sciences of mathematical formulas, for example, from which can be forecast the forces of the...
What we have in our hearts to say today could be said at any time at many times—but we choose to say it in this...
"Each departed friend," wrote one eminent observer, "is a magnet that attracts us to the next world."1 It is true that our interest becomes divided,...
In times of beginnings and endings, a time which has come to be called commencement, young people are faced with many difficult decisions. Decisions are...
In considering the importance of law in our lives, we would preface what follows with this simple yet profound fact that "obeying, honoring, and sustaining...
That which is constantly close to us is likely to become common place and often takes perspective to know how much it means. This would...
As to the balance we need for fullest effectiveness, we would recall today some sentences on physical and mental and moral fitness, on wholeness in...
Life, as we live it, is made possible by the services of many people. Whether we think so or not, we are none of us...
Of such a day as this, a Scottish poet wrote: "The holy spirit of the Spring is working silently."1 And Tennyson added: "Once more the...