Author: resolutewoman

If there is to be peace on earth and good will toward man (all men and all women, I would add), we must finally believe in the ultimate morality of the universe and believe all reality hinges on moral foundations,” Martin Luther King once said. –Joy

“Let there be peace on earth—and let it begin with me.” That’s from a song I’ve sung many times at church. –Joy

“Over all the mountain tops is peace,” Goethe once said.

“Peace is not a passive but an active virtue,” Fulton J. Sheen once said.

“Peace is the fairest form of happiness,” William Ellery Channing once said.

I haven’t felt peaceful this week. I have a tree to decorate, Christmas cards to address, packages to wrap. Even though I had a long list of things to do, my husband and I ate a leisurely lunch at the Dallas Arboretum with a friend a couple of days ago. After we ate, we took…

Peace is helping your neighbor. Peace is thinking about someone you love. Peace is sharing a meal. I found these definitions in a delightful children’s book by Todd Parr. It’s title is The Peace Book. How do you define peace? What can you do to create peace during this holiday season? –Joy