LIFE GIVEN NEW VALUE
IN CAUSE WORTH DYING FOR. "There is something of which many people are acutely aware, and of wtyich a great many more quite easily become aware; this is futility and that baffled irritation which we have learned to call •frustration.’ " said the Archbishop of York. Dr. Temple, in a recent address. "It became manifest in the last war and »s now manifest again, that what gives meaning and value to life is a cause to which life can be devoted. Life finds its value in a cause for which it is worth while to die. No man who is actually serving such a cause, however small his own contribution to it. ever feels frustrated. At present wo have all found such a cause. It is worth while to die at the hands of (he barbarous Nazy tyranny, if we may thus do something to secure justice and freedom for the generations to come."'
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 January 1941, Page 9
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