The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Sheen, Fulton J. (Fulton John)
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Laymen's Retreat LeagueThis letter from Thomas Gedeon serves as a response to a notion and tentative dates for a clergy retreat including Dr. King. |
Letter from Kathleen Reid to MLKKathleen Reed, the editor of Alert Catholic, writes to Dr. King enclosing the most recent copy of the publication. The Newsletter of the National Council of Catholic Men features a quote by Dr. King to President Johnson which stated "the conditions which you so bravely set out to remedy when you entered office" have not changed. |
Mastering Ourselves"Mastering Ourselves" is Dr. King's exploration of the inner struggle for good and evil that occurs within every human's experience. Dr. King asserts that this "dualism" can sometimes cause good people to do bad things and bad people to do good things. According to Dr. King, this can only be overcome through identifying and replacing one's own weaknesses. He also suggests finding a profitable way to use leisure time coupled with a devotional life and continuous prayer. |