When to say it – and when to be silent – Sunday, June 27, 1954
As was observed centuries ago: There is “a time to every purpose…”1 And there are times when some things should be said, and times to...
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For fathers: A closer kind of companionship – Sunday, June 20, 1954
Much of life is made up of things we think we will one day do: of things we postpone, of things we set aside, of...
Your marriage – Sunday, June 13, 1954
For you who have already made your marriage, there is simply this to be said: Make your marriage work.
Beginning Together – Sunday, June 06, 1954
We have come again upon the month of June—a month of many marriages, a month in which many young people are beginning life together. And...
Remembrance – Sunday, May 30, 1954
Remembrance is a mark of a thoughtful, grateful man—but sometimes it is acute and cutting, as suggested in this sentence from Shakespeare: "How sharp the...
The Coming of Another Commencement – Sunday, May 23, 1954
The coming of another commencement calls to mind the passing of another year so swiftly and so soon—and suggests once more to all of us...
On Seeing Things Through – Sunday, May 16, 1954
One of the indispensable elements of a sincerely successful life is the ability, the power, the capacity, and the willingness to see things through—to carry...
A Woman set apart – Sunday, May 09, 1954
For the blessed privilege of having had such a mother as would add grace and kindliness to a company even of angels—for such a hallowed...
Mark the end… – Sunday, May 02, 1954
There are times and moments in life when people seem to have arrived at what they want—when the plans and purposes they have pursued seem...