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even, it is okay. It means that you have been willing to bear the pain of loss for the sake of life and love. Long before Thomas Wolfe inspired teenage girls to hold fast to those things that are beautiful and true and good, the apostle Paul implored the Church at Philippi with words more felicitous and far less sentimental: “And now, brothers and sisters, whatsoever things are true; whatsoever things are honest; whatsoever things are just; whatsoever things are pure; whatsoever things are lovely; whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.” Go forth into the world, my friends; go forth in joy. Be strong and of good courage. Hold fast to that which is good. Do not render evil for evil. Arouse the careless; strengthen the faint-hearted; respect the dignity of all persons; and love and serve the Lord with gladness. And may the God of truth and peace be always with you. Class Cross 2007 COMMENCEMENT IN PICTURES 2007 Above: Anne Gillespie, Diocese of Los Angeles, is the 2007 winner of the Dudley Speech Prize for excellence in public reading of Scripture and Liturgy. In the center is Joseph Hensley, North Carolina, who received the Ford Chair, a gift of Susan Ford to a member of the class who has exhibited strong commitment to the community life and mission of the <strong>Seminary</strong>. On the right is classmate and friend Frazier Green, Diocese of Georgia. Cassandra Burton, Diocese of <strong>Virginia</strong>, is given a graduation hug by her granddaughters. Stephen Mazingo, Diocese of East Carolina. 70 VIRGINIA SEMINARY JOURNAL AUGUST 2007
VIRGINIA SEMINARY JOURNAL AUGUST 2007 Above: the faculty gather to process into the auditorium for Commencement. Left: Peter Carey, Diocese of Pennsylvania, is congratulated by his fi eld education supervisor, the Rev. Janice Robinson, rector of Grace Church, Silver Spring, Maryland. John Dwyer, Diocese of New York. Baxter McNaughton-Ayers observes graduating seniors Ken Athey, Diocese of Delaware, left, and Mike Sowards, Florida. 71
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VTS as our next Dean and President.
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speak—that silence was complicit.
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while Gandhi gave us the method.”
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and said, “Where is Burundi?” [
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A Refl ection on the VTS Racial and
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The Rev. A. Moody Burt The Rev. Dr.
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The 14th anniversary of my ordinati
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Kreitler Environmental Fund The Kre
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Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr.
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Mr. Emil M. Sunley The Rev. and Mrs
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volume weave together the familiar,
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and in “Throwing the things away,
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