But my favorite was, and still is, Paul Harvey. And among his greatest works was this essay. I stumbled across it again this past week and it sent chills up my spine for its relevance today.

In "Hamlet," Polonius advises his son Laertes with gems like "Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice," "Neither a borrower ... fire burn and cauldron bubble" and "by the pricking of my thumbs, ...

My concern today in the history of the Fall is not ... We shall learn obedience to God only if we turn a deaf ear to the devil’s lies. We need constantly to remind ourselves, first, that God ...

I began my novel, “When Mercy Seasons Justice ... Now that Francis has consoled Emanuele and put aside his fear, the boy whispers again in the pope’s ear, asking his question and then ...

I’m going because my pulse hasn’t settled since Charlie whispered in my ear earlier today. I’m going because I can’t stay away. The lights are on inside, their warm glow beckoning me closer.

This went on for like 20 minutes before the airline staff whispered that if he does not quiet down he’s going to leave in handcuffs. Image credits: behindthescenester #18 ...

He comes closer and whispers in my ear, “We’ll be fine ... “When I was young there was no hope,” he says. “Today there is a lot of hope.” Phil McKenna wrote about Tibetan buntings ...

An Egyptian friend whispered in my ear, ‘She has left her crown behind ... She might listen to the BBC World Service news at 5 a.m. She often then listened to Farming Today on the BBC. And from around ...

There was social media, but not the platforms we know today ... he beckoned me over. My arms were still pinned down with platters. I smiled my hospitality smile. He leaned in, grinning ...