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"The object of the Monitor is to injure no man, but to bless all mankind."Mary Baker Eddy
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Travel the world The Christian Science Monitor is an international newspaper founded in 1908 by Mary Baker Eddy. In her time, Mary Baker Eddy was a citizen of the world. Throughout her long life, she maintained a lively interest in international events and trends in public thought. Her observation over several years convinced her that the newspapers and magazines of her day presented biased and unfair descriptions of daily events. Also, it was her desire that Christian Scientists should be knowledgeable, not only about local events and trends, but about international events and trends as well. Her adherents were to be knowledgeable about world events so that they could apply their healing prayers to situations needing correction. Mrs. Eddy wrote, "The object of the Monitor is to injure no man, but to bless all mankind." Learn more about The Christian Science Monitor.
The Christian Science Monitor weekly print edition brand new in 2009 The weekly print edition of The Christian Science Monitor is published fifty times a year,including two double editions, making fifty-two in all. The print weekly goes behind the headlines to more deeply examine the issues the world is grappling with. The Monitor weekly is published in a format suited to a part of the week when people have more time to dig into the issues and explore ideas the world is thinking about. The Monitor is non-religious. Monitor reporters across the globe file stories that are fair-minded, factual and comprehensive. It covers news, politics, world events, social, work, money, and education issues, science and technology, arts, entertainment, and travel. The Home Forum, a section founded by Mrs. Eddy herself, is still very popular. In addition to humourous essays and uplifting poetry, The Home Forum features the Monitor's daily religious article on Christian Science. This highly respected publication has garnered many awards, including seven Pulitzer prizes. Online Monitor: csmonitor.com CSMonitor.com is always on, always updating the news, always providing readers with thoughtful and honest reporting on national and international events. Our reporters and editors, our photographers and graphics artists, are keeping watch on the world as news unfolds. available for free. Check it out here. Daily briefing Our email news briefing provides a daily summary of the stories that matter, selected by Monitor editors from the constant stream of news they publish. This can be thought of as publication that provides "short articles for busy people," as Mrs. Eddy put it. You can subscribe to any of the above editions by clicking here.
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