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No hard feelings

By Channing Walker Contributing editor

Does a heart devoid of grudges heal more quickly from the hurts of injustice?

Justice could be better served

By S. H. Clay

Wrongful convictions are not rare these days. Here's how a prison chaplain who has seen the situation firsthand tackles these injustices with the help of prayer.

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Too much to do? Let Mother do it

By Patricia Tupper Hyatt

I heard the other day of a dad teaching his four-year-old to use a day planner to keep track of her many activities! Proof, I guess, that today's society sees run-away stress as par for the course.

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In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel regularly prints excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.

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THE 'DIRTY WAR'

P. D. C

In 1973, Juan Domingo Peron became president of Argentina for the third time.

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'The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo'

By Patricia Del Castillo

Hebe de Bonafini lost two sons and a daughter-in-law in Argentina's "Dirty War." Here she talks about the protest group she heads up, as well as about her own inner struggles.

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A single mom trusts God to carry her through

By Patricia Lesesne

Becoming a mom at the age of 13 wasn't easy. But with the support of her own mother—and a trust in God—the author found continuing growth and progress both for herself and her daughter.

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Through a spiritual lens-MOTHER AND CHILD

with contributions from Robert harbison, Ari Denison

Maria Gomez bottle-feeds her eight-month-old daughter, also named Maria, in a nursery room at Pawtucket House Family Shelter in Lowell, Massachusetts.