When the Wood is Dry
“Oh, daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep
Or beat your breasts for lo the wood is green,
But one day they will beg the mountains steep:
Fall and cover us who have no child to wean.”
Author: Rev. Gerard Lessard, OP
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A surgeon may need to remove a cancerous tumor by cutting it from the body, but there’s nothing violent about surgery. It’s the tumor that causes violence.
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