A Meditation before Easter

April 14, 2017 Dear Morning Jolt Readers, The offices of National Review are closed in observance of Good Friday. Or, as it is now formally known in Bloomington, Indiana, thanks to Mayor John Hamilton's determined leftism, "Spring Holiday." Father, forgive him, even though he knoweth precisely what he doeth. In 1987, D. Keith Mano, our late friend who wrote the magazine's beloved "The Gimlet Eye" column, penned a beautiful reflection titled "A Meditation after Easter." We find Keith's piece is also appropriate before Easter, and encourage you to read it, here. God bless, Jack Fowler P.S.: Courtesy of Johnny Cash, a powerful hymn for the day.       Recommendations for You   Abortion Advocates Move from 'Choice' to Coercion DENISE BURKE   Syria, War Crimes, and the National Interest JOSEPH LOCONTE   Republicans Had Better Listen to Georgia Wake-Up Call JOHN FUND   Must Supporters Let Trump Be Trump? JONAH GOLDBERG   Why Are Black College Graduates Less Wealthy than Other Grads? MONA CHAREN   Coptic Christians' Endless Struggle for Survival in Egypt SAMUEL TADROS     What NR Is Reading   10 Best Conservative Books of 2016 By Conservative Book Club Check out the list! →     You Might Like FOLLOW US & SHARE       215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences   |   Unsubscribe   |   Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.