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On March 15, 1939, when the Nazis marched into Prague, Jacob Edelstein and his fellow Zionist leaders had the opportunity to flee. But they chose to remain in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia and work to support the remaining Jewish population.
An interesting parallel to my post this morning appeared on today’s Huffignton Post blog.
If you look around carefully over the next few weeks at the familiar faces you see every day, you might notice some that are looking unusually glum.
These downcast faces may belong to people who call themselves Christians.
Roman Catholics are the experts on Lent. They know how to take the season seriously. If you want to learn about real Lent, ask a Roman Catholic.
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Solitude for some people has a romantic appeal. It seems to hold out the promise of a life of ease and peace. Life would run so much more smoothly if there were not so many difficult people to always have to deal with.
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