The search for the superfluous – Sunday, December 29, 1957
A sentence from Seneca today suggests a subject: It would be well if we could make "it clear to all men," he said, "that the...
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The essence of all that Christmas is – Sunday, December 22, 1957
Among the several sides of this season, there is one that is the essence of all that Christmas is, By its very name (and by...
Christmas has its several sided – Sunday, December 15, 1957
Somewhere recently we read a sentence which said some of us "are sawing wood so fast that we forget to take time to sharpen the...
Better than any late hour – December 08, 1957
We all live with some uncertainties; we all at times fear failure; we all worry about many things that haven't happened; and we all have...
Repeat performance – Sunday, December 01, 1957
There is a sentence currently quoted which says that "Every time history repeats itself it does so at a higher price."1 This would surely seem...
A living, moving kind of gratitude – Sunday, November 24, 1957
Great among the great qualities of character is the great gift of gratitude. Gratitude makes all service, however one sided, seem satisfying.
The go-somewhere-else attitude – Sunday, November 17, 1957
For some purposes, all the people in the world could be put into two categories: those we know and those we don't know.
What would have happened – if – Sunday, November 10, 1957
It is likely that we all have some regrets in life, and times of wondering why we didn't do some things differently.
Be not long away from home – Sunday, November 03, 1957
In the wandering adventures of the Odyssey, there appears this yearning, heartfelt plea: "Be not long away from home."1