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NLY the coming of Easter could give
to Spring its note of fulfilment. Only
the sacred sentiment of the great re
ligious festival could add to the flow
ering season the supreme touch of
emotional beauty. Various as are
the interpretations of those profound
meanings lying behind the historic observance of the
Church, the essential feeling of Easter is of resurrection,
of new life, of new hopes and expectations, and to this
spiritual prophecy the springtime lends its physical real
ity, graciously pictorializing the promises of faith. If
youth takes a gay view of its springtime liberties and
opportunities, if the leap of the expanding season seems
to accentuate the senses in its joy of color and clothes,
the splendid significance of Easter is not dimmed nor its
noble harmonies abated. Easter crowns majestically
the unfolding loveliness of the year, and if the world
sends up echoes of discordant conflict, Easter time's
message gains in impressiveness of meaning on that
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Pages 1 to 8
Sunday, Apr. 23, 191(?
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