Letters July 23, 2012 Issue

Letters

Steven Price, Blanche Saul, Candace Gibson

Thank you for “A man who loved” from the editors in the June 18 Sentinel [“Not guilty”]. I appreciate the editors calling out the unrelenting pressure in our culture to be sexual and think sexually. What a breath of fresh air to be challenged to break through the imagery promoted by the media and take a look at Christ Jesus, a man who deeply loved men, women, and children and “yet his love was far apart from any physical attraction. His pure sense of love really dealt with a different world from the world of sexuality.” There are plenty of lesser role models for men and women in today’s world and to have Christ Jesus as a model for real manhood and womanhood is powerful stuff. Thanks for the reminder!

Steven Price
San Rafael, California, US 

I’m enjoying reading the Sentinel on “Olympics Summer 2012,” especially Tony Lobl’s article [“Spiritual participation in the Olympics”] and his invitation to all of us to “show up” through “practicing the prayerful art of spiritual discernment, and . . . flex [our] ‘metaphysical muscles’ on behalf of the common good.” His deep conviction and insightful choice of words always get my attention.

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