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… In that light, the monks see Catholicism and Protestantism as fruit from the same poisonous tree. “Step by step,” the monks said, “Papal and Protestant heresies gradually replaced the …

… press, are already inclined to write off even credible reports as fruit of the same poisonous tree. Second, inaccurate stories such as this week's about a secret plan for union with the pope …

… that integrity for her meant not being able to get rid of the "Ragged Figure moving from tree to tree in the back of the mind." We see reliance on Jesus in the last words of Trappist monk and …

… signpost pointed the way. Finally I came upon an elderly lady in her yard eating plums off a tree. "Can you tell me where the Jägerstätters live?" She smiled. "I'm Frau Jägerstätter." She …

… leadership was deteriorating, and so they could picture it as, instead of a full, blossoming tree, just a stump. That's all that was left. It seemed to be dead. And yet there was to be a …

… For our part, we are worrying about stamping out feminine images of a God already called rock, tree, light, fire and dove. But this God, the very womb of the universe, must never ever be …

… Genesis titled In the Beginning : "It is the affair of the natural sciences to explain how the tree of life in particular continues to grow, and how new branches shoot out from it. This is not …

… we make to this view [evolution]? It is the affair of the natural sciences to explain how the tree of life in particular continues to grow, and how new branches shoot out from it. This is not …

… retain their farm land, harvested their ttolive produce, planted or provided over 10,000 trees for Palestinian land and ttjoined a coalition of other organizations to oppose the …

… a spade somewhere ’round here?’ Then he took a spade and began to dig as if about to plant a tree. I took the spade, and with my soutane hitched up to my belt, I asked if I should continue to dig. ‘That’s enough,’ he said. ‘We’re not going to plant a tree. Just toss your Indian complexes into that hole, cover them up, and be the same as the rest …

… woman somewhere round here. Then he began to tear up the ground as if he was about to plant a tree. I took the spade. With my cassock hitched up to my belt, I asked if I should continue to dig. “ ‘ That’s enough,’ said the rector. “And what are we going to plant -- a tree?” “ ‘We’re not going to plant a tree. Put your Indian complexes here, turn the earth on top of them, and be the same as the rest …