From the Editors August 26, 1991 Issue

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People under pressure, in stressful situations, sometimes complain, "I can't hear myself think!" What they usually mean is that the noise level or the sheer volume of information coming their way is making them feel they're not thinking clearly.

Writers in this Sentinel explore the need to gain higher ground, to maintain perspective, to remind ourselves in the midst of daily demands that spiritual resources are always there for us whenever we make room and turn to them.

Christ Jesus certainly wasn't talking about some kind of withdrawal from and denial of the world when he advocated to those who are praying, "Enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret." But the Master himself made time to pray for himself and for the world. He is sometimes reported to have prayed through the night.

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