In the quiet prayerfulness of the early morning hours, I opened to Cindy Roemer’s article, “The world needs you” in the September 3 Sentinel [“Worthy, needed, loved”].
Almost 35 years ago, Bunny McBride wrote a poem for The Christian Science Journal (April 1978) in which she spoke of spiritual intuition as that center point which sees harmony so inevitable, discord so impossible.
As I was
looking at a picture I took of one of my favorite little subjects, a four pound Yorkie, it was so clear that the gem of the photo was the subtlety of joy in the expression.
After an individual has had class instruction, he or she attends a yearly association meeting, which is made up of all the pupils taught by that particular teacher of Christian Science.
On the evening
of September 20, many friends of the Library, staff, and interested people from the Boston community gathered in the Hall of Ideas and its adjacent Quotes Cafe to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity.
My parents were devoted students of Christian Science, and I was blessed to be brought up in a home where the teachings of this religion were practiced.
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