Many people assume that my last name, Napier, is French, but it's actually Scottish.  We have our own clan and our own tartan.  We even have a family crest which contains the motto "Sans Tache" which can be translated "Without Stain."  While I think "Without Stain" is an excellent motto for the Napier Clan, I've never heard those words used in a more significant way than by a 19-year-old young woman in Cuba who listens to TWR-Bonaire.  She wrote:

"I learned about the faith thanks to Trans World Radio. ... I thank God because, in spite of the fact that the television, radio, and every form of media is determined to distort our minds, a radio station still exists that carries a different message to every life--the message of faith and hope, and how to live cleanly and without stain in a society that is so hostile and full of vulgarity." 

For this Cuban, "without stain" is not just a clever motto, it truly describes her heart's desire to live righteously.

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