Article December 17, 1910 Issue

The death of Mary Baker Eddy well might serve as...

Chicago Journal

The death of Mary Baker Eddy well might serve as inspiration for a new beatitude: Blessed are they who need no monument; their names are graven on many hearts. Opinions may differ as to adequacy of the Christian Science faith to answer the full requirements of the human soul; but few deny that to hundreds of thousands of devoted followers the teachings of Mrs. Eddy have been a hope and inspiration.

Wisely anticipating the time when she could be with her followers only in spirit, she recently had withdrawn herself as far as possible from the details of church management. Consequently, the organization that she has perfected will continue to perform its functions. Her life-work was well completed and will endure.

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