A Christmas Reflection on Faith and Moral Duty
A columnist surveys moral failings across industries and nations, urging Christians to embody love of neighbor and moral outrage at corruption. He cites Christ’s teachings as a guiding light and contemplates how genuine compassion could reshape society and inform the Christmas season.
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Harrison Brown
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Russia
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Allen's Leter Critics Attack Sane Nuclear Policy Debate
A reader letter defends the National Committee For a Sane Nuclear Policy against accusations of subversion. The writer rebuts charges of communism, cites Catholic and other supporters, and laments fearmongering while urging honest debate on social justice measures.
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Janet Leigh
Dennis Weaver
Don Murray
Jack Lemmon
Carole Baker
Shirley MacLaine
Jayne Meadows
Keenan Wynn
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Hunter's Moon closes the year in silent ritual
The third day ends as the hunter's moon gazes over a still, featherless crowd. Night deepens, stars sharpen the sky, and the year folds into dreams. We surrender to darkness and the unknown spring ahead.
Shall We Wash the Cups and Heal Our Broken Faith
A reflective verse by Jeanne S. Bagby contemplates renewing art with life, healing through communal acts, and finding wholeness beyond clever deceits. It muses on questions, doubt, and seeking freedom amid suffering with hopeful cadence.
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