The Little and Great Marvels We Commonly Ignore

Life beyond the Things We Over-indulge in

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Monday, July 23, 2018

Fr. Kirtz reminds us that people are invited by the Creator to use the gifts Creation offers to take care of their needs, but describes how the earth is being wounded by excess and greed. He believes that people have both the power and responsibility to heal the wounds we have inflicted. —Mary O’Herron

Most people of today often disregard the sophisticated beauty of the natural world. Lived a childhood life during the Great Depression, author Raymond Kirtz diverted his focus from store-bought toys to a world brimming with God’s gift. Through advocating himself in the field of science, he has learned to see God’s creation with awe and wonder.

Fr. Kirtz’s book, “All Creation Works Together: To Bless the Earth and Humankind with Bountiful Life,” allows readers to nourish their body and spirit with a new sense of nourishment. By being able to perceive the beauty in the normality of our daily lives (from enjoying farm-grown meals to witnessing the breath-taking sunsets), readers could feel the life that reverberates throughout the earth—the earth is alive!

Mary O’Herron states in her review: “Fr. Kirtz reminds us that people are invited by the Creator to use the gifts Creation offers to take care of their needs, but describes how the earth is being wounded by excess and greed. He believes that people have both the power and responsibility to heal the wounds we have inflicted.”

Prepare your five senses to be charged with awe and wonder from acknowledging the various forms of beauty in this world by grabbing a copy of Fr. Raymond Kirtz’s “All Creation Works Together: To Bless the Earth and Humankind with Bountiful Life.”

“All Creation Works Together: To Bless the Earth and Humankind with Bountiful Life”
Written by Fr. Raymond Kirtz
Published by Dorrance Publishing
Published Date: July 1, 2015
Paperback: $13.00

About the Author
Born on a Minnesota farm in 1931, Fr. Raymond Kirtz O.M.I. has been a priest of the Order of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate since 1959. He spent fourteen years in the Philippines before returning to do parish and retreat ministry in South Dakota and his home state, including five years in Native American reservation parishes.

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