Compiler susan littmann (1 resultados)
Editorial: Come Follow Me, Inc, 2012
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Librería: BookMarx Bookstore, Steubenville, OH, Estados Unidos de AmericaBookMarx Bookstore
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Soft Cover. Condición: Like New. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio. Books shipped within 24 hours. CLEAN!! No marks. Might as well be new. Appears unread. . How Good Is Your Shepherd? is a collection of Father Michael O'Rourke's inspirational teachings and the impact his words had on the thousands of people he touched.… Following his death, the thoughts of those who loved him were gathered from the Caringbridge, his funeral cards, by word of mouth, and in the artwork of some of the children he loved. These touching commentaries can be found within the pages of this book where they will continue to widen the 'window for Jesus' that Father Mike started for all of us. Father Michael Kennett O'Rourke (1943-2010), a Catholic priest for 40+ years, dedicated his life to loving and serving others in the name of Jesus Christ. His deepest desire was to be a window for the Son's light. Father Mike passed away on February 22, 2010 as the result of a tragic accident while serving as pastor at St. Mary Parish in Appleton, Wisconsin. Over 20,000 people expressed their sorrow over losing this beloved shepherd on Father Mike's Caring Bridge site, and his funeral was viewed in 80 countries via satellite. During his ministry, he recognized that Catholics today live in a world that challenges even the most fundamental components of the faith. Susan Littmann was a long time friend of Father Mike O'Rourke. She and her husband served as his co-executors and powers of health at the time of his death. Father Mike opened a 'window for Jesus' for all the lives he touched. Susan felt that it was her obligation to widen that 'window' by carrying on Father Mike's teachings.
