The Wounded Butterfly - Francis Mann
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Résumé :
The Wounded Butterfly is a touching story that will hopefully move the reader to a deeper sense of compassion, protection and heartfelt care for all of God's creatures- especially the most vulnerable and fragile. Here one can find a unique environmental parable with respect to the tender and loving care found in developing and practicing a reverence for the dignity and mystery of all created life. As Albert Schweitzer once said, By having a reverence for life, we enter into a spiritual relation with the world. By practicing reverence for life we become good, deep and alive.
Biographie:
Francis (Frank) Mann is a Roman Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Brooklyn New York. Through his inspiring words and compassionate actions, he sees himself as a conduit for teaching others the importance of developing a reverence for the dignity of all created life.
Sommaire:
The Wounded Butterfly is a touching story that will hopefully move the reader to a deeper sense of compassion, protection and heartfelt care for all of God's creatures- especially the most vulnerable and fragile. Here one can find a unique environmental parable with respect to the tender and loving care found in developing and practicing a reverence for the dignity and mystery of all created life. As Albert Schweitzer once said, By having a reverence for life, we enter into a spiritual relation with the world. By practicing reverence for life we become good, deep and alive....