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On Monday, March 24, the following article ran on the editorial page of the Richmond Times Dispatch: “So far, this newspaper’s year-long series on creating a more dynamic dominion has focused on education. We turn now to mobility. And while that might seem a change of subject, in one important sense it is not: Mobility…
Anybody who has made it to adulthood has had some experience of the fundamental precariousness of life. Some have had much more than others. It is as if you were standing in a forest and heard the wind whistle behind you and looking, you saw that you were on the edge of a steep cliff….
The search for the treasures of of heaven is a daily one. That is a part of its character. There is nothing static about it. It is a daily commitment, a daily exploration, a daily mystery, a daily prayer. “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where…
There is another dimension. It is not the third dimension. It is not the fourth, or the fifth dimension. It does violence to this dimension, in a sense, to give it a number. This is the dimension where number is nonexistent. In the first two or three dimensions, number is required and defining. Length, width,…
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“There’s a big possum in the courtyard,” Annie said. I came to the door and looked out. Sure enough, the marsupial denizen was poddling out the gate toward the street. She wasn’t that big, but she was indeed a possum. Fast for a possum is slow for almost anything else, so with a little spurt…