Virtue: Can It Be Taught? ~ The Imaginative Conservative: Kirk
By Russell Kirk
Are there men and women in America today possessed of virtue sufficient to withstand and repel the forces of disorder?
Or have we, as a people, grown too fond of creature-comforts and a fancied security to venture our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor in any cause at all?
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2022/08/virtue-can-it-be-taught-russell-kirk.html
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Dr. Bob Here 
Did you know Francine Mazzi passed 3/23/22?
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I’m so sorry to hear that. She and my cousin Mike were a great couple, with a great family. May her children and friends find God’s comfort in this loss.
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How did you know Francine?
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Dr. Bob, thanks for stopping by my blog to like the piece “David Onley-Believer in Possibilities.” I hope its message touches many lives. Lieutenant-Governor David Onley was a vice-regal. In Canada they have a state funeral for them. People are still in shock over how quickly he died. Thankfully, according to one of his sons it was a short illness. They are keeping private about the cause of death. The health of Karen’s and our dear friend deteriorated after having a brain tumor operated on. This gave David three more years with his wife, Ruth Ann, and their children.
What made you decide to become a professor in the field of communications?
Kin regards,
Dr. Kevin Osborne
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