Letters December 1, 2008 Issue

LETTERS

with contributions from MICHELLE NANOUCHE, FRED A. HOKE, SANDRA CLARKE, VIRGINIA HILL

Reading Liz Mata's article "Prayerful steps to end the evils of modern-day slavery," I found myself with pen in hand, circling many good ideas [October 13, "Prayer guards the door of thought"]. Whether one is enslaved by others or feels enslaved by their jobs, the economy, their bodies or personal fears, her words invoke a powerful healing response: "Not even one of God's sons and daughters can ever be resigned to a state of poverty. Not even one exists at the mercy of outside forces. Not even one can be fettered by the perverse thought that the greatest safety lies in familiar-but-despicable circumstances. Love does not impose suffering, and Love is the only power." These are words to live and pray by.

MICHELLE NANOUCHE
SAINT GERMAIN EN LAYE, FRANCE

I've been enjoying and benefiting from the Sentinel for over 50 years. Every issue provides healing points needed throughout the world.

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