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YOUR LETTERS
"It comes each week like a breath of spring."
My heart was deeply touched by Tony Lobl's "Thanks, to some unhonored women!" (June 19) which points out that the Ladies' Home Journal's list of the one hundred most notable women of the century omitted some great spiritual thinkers and reformers. The article mentions "the hundreds and thousands of other active witnesses to spirituality who have graced this century with their prayers, their hard work, and their healing love."
It reminded me of my deep love and affection for the "unsung" women (and men) who have enriched my life and who put "divine Love, God, before all else."
Linda Barnett
Yorktown Heights, New York
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July 31, 2000 issue
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To Our Readers
Mary Metzner Trammell
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Linda Barnett, Phil Bearsley, Mary Louise Harris
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items of interest
with contributions from Lisa Miller, Jacques Steinberg
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The search for Justice
By John W. Williams
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JUSTICE SERVED
Margaret G. Griffin
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What to look for if something's missing
By David A. Greene
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WHEN MY CAR WAS STOLEN
Alice Jean Small
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When my father turned me over to our Father
By Shirley Files Schwaller
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LOOKING FOR GOD IN ALL THE RIGHT PLACES
Olga Cossi
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Journey toward closeness
By Kim Shippey
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Last Year The Sentinel invited...
The Editors
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Millennial expectations
with contributions from David Critchley, Marilyn Kay Bland, David D. Kropf, Angela Leeds, Sareda Milosz, Deborah Watson
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It's what's inside that counts
By Kay Ramsdell Olson
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Asher Severini, Jacqueline Severini
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Foot ailment healed
Dorothy Burton Hubbard
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Injured arm and wrist healed
Robert C. Lewis
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Healing following an accident with a horse
Anna C. Vaughan
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Physical and emotional healing after a fall
Joye C. Broughton
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Prayer brings peace and protection during wartime
Melford James Roe
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Migraine headaches healed
By Beverly Goldsmith
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People who do, not people who don't
Heloísa Gelber Rivas