On Profanity – Sunday, June 03, 1945
There is a prevalent practice among us which it would seem there is need of repeated reminder. We refer to the use of offensive language—but...
There is a prevalent practice among us which it would seem there is need of repeated reminder. We refer to the use of offensive language—but...
We approach again another day of remembrance, not that the bereaved need to be reminded of those who have departed, but rather that a nation...
The needs of our lives are many—but they are perhaps not as many as we sometimes permit ourselves to suppose. Like the children we are,...
It is good that a nation this day should be called to prayer and thanksgiving. We have much yet to ask, and exceedingly much to...
Within the week we have had yet further evidence, if we needed any, of the unspeakable consequences that can come into the lives of those...
It is time again to talk of peace—although it is not yet with us. When men have peace, often they use it carelessly and esteem...
The questions asked by children are seemingly interminable, as those who have attempted to answer them know full well. "Why this?" "Why that?" "Why everything?"—and...
The ever-present expectancy of death is never far removed from any of us—whether we realize it or not. None of us can avoid it. It...
In childhood we are excused for many mistakes on grounds of ignorance. But long after we cease to be children there are times when we...