The Death of Edith Cavell
A number of years ago I encountered the story of Edith Cavell for the first time and was strongly tempted to write a book about…
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A number of years ago I encountered the story of Edith Cavell for the first time and was strongly tempted to write a book about…
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In the beginning all was darkness, but then came Ra, and he called all things into being. He was the first god-pharaoh, and he ruled…
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I would have thought that one of the side effects of writing a blog about courage would be an increase in my own courage quotient. In fact,…
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Courage is the ladder on which all the other virtues mount. ~ Clare Booth Luce For nearly a year now we’ve been talking about the…
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Imagine putting Cinderella in a blender with Hansel and Gretel, and then adding some voodoo. You will end up with something approaching Baba Yaga and…
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A fable from Aesop that has seen a lot of play over the centuries is the Ant and the Grasshopper. The story extols the industrious…
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I quietly feared the moment when my son would ask why my dad wasn’t in his life. Like many parents, who wish to avoid discussing…
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Last week I shared the legend of St. Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio. Today, Lion’s Whiskers offers two books on the same theme. On…
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Compiled and written by Lisa and Jennifer: Here’s a list of 5-Minute Courage Workouts by age range to improve spiritual fortitude. Grab Some Lion’s Whiskers…
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If you spend a day at the museum with lots of old paintings, one of the easiest saints for children to recognize in sculpture and…
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