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April 20, 2018 | Wood Lake Publishing | 0 Comments
What We Read This Week
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Each week, we bring you interesting stories from around the web. Here’s what caught our eye this week!
LIFE
A Spirituality for busy people
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All of us are pushed in a thousand directions over the course of a single day. Spouses, children, parents, work, friends—it can be hard to find the time for daily maintenance, much less the mental space to practice any kind of spirituality…Read Full Article
From U.S. Catholic
SOCIETY
Guns in America
From Wood Lake author Ward L. Kaiser. Maybe this time things will be different. If maps can change things, so can people. Especially when they bring new perspectives to old problems, and solid conviction that the time for change has come. Three perspectives, three disparate sources. Yet they seem to agree: The time for change – real change – has come. Let’s do it!…Read Full Article
From How Maps Change Things
COMMENTARY
On the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
From Religion News Service
SUNDAY SCHOOL
6 Items Every Sunday School Room Needs
Certain items on hand promotes fun and reduces frustration. This allows us to focus on the heart of the matter, which is, of course, sharing God’s love and stories from the Bible…Read Full Article
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HISTORY
This ‘Million Dollar Mermaid’ Urged Women To Be Physically Free
For all her efforts to help women become comfortable with their bodies, and for all her athletic and show-business accomplishments — the 1952 biopic “Million Dollar Mermaid” starred Esther Williams as Kellerman — she claimed the question that still dogged her the most was, “Do you still wear the one-piece bathing suit?”…Read Full Article
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