If you behave consistently and use moral principles, reliability, and trustworthiness as your guiding lights, you can rightfully be described as a person of integrity. It is a description that is earned, and one that should be prized.If you have it, guard and nurture it.f you behave consistently and use moral principles, reliability, and trustworthiness as your guiding lights, you can rightfully be described as a person of integrity. It is a description that is earned, and one that should be prized.
Birth of John Brown. Richard Cavendish charts the early life of the abolitionist John Brown, born on May 9th, 1800. An 1846 daguerreotype of Brown. Early in 1799 a young tanner named Owen Brown arrived to start a new life in a farmhouse he had bought at Torrington in Connecticut with his wife Ruth and two small children.
Father Brown is a fictional character created based on Fr John OâConnor who was born in 1870 and died in 1952. Before being appointed parish priest in Bradford, Fr OâConnor served in Heckmondwike in West Yorkshire, and it was there that he prepared Chesterton for full reception into the Catholic Church in 1922.