Editorial June 20, 1942 ISSUE

Permanence of Man

Peter V. Ross

In these days of stress and destruction people need all the courage they can command. Many are they who need more than courage. They must have comfort. Some dear one has suddenly become invisible. He has passed beyond human ken. The five senses bring no report of his condition or whereabouts.

Yet there are moments when some divine influence draws every human being from the sorrows and uncertainties of everyday existence to the ever-present, if not always visible, world of peace and certainty. And after all, what is the one indisputable certainty? Life. One may be doubtful of most things. But never does one question that he lives.

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