Ruth’s Promise

About the Book

Join Hannah and her students on a spring break trip to aid St. Bonaventure, an Eastern Navajo Mission and School. Mesa Verde National Park, near Cortez, is scheduled as an overnight stay. En route, snow threatens the safety of their old school bus on the summit of Wolf Creek Pass, Colorado. This chronology etches the norm before the lockdowns of COVID-19. Will Hannah’s fears establish themselves? What events might happen to impede this journey? Here is an incident that borders on supernatural versus tangible, mundane reality. Join others as they find God in dreams, the Bible and become intentional disciples. Your future intimacy with the God of the Universe awaits. You are loved and your immortal soul needs to be preserved from artificial affectations of this world. There is value in all human life. We all have free will to accept our Savior or reject Him. Suffering is inherent to our earthly bodies but, if we accept it, like St. Paul - with his thorn in the flesh - and trust God, our grace and mercy will be great in our heavenly home.

About the Author

This author was born many years ago in the United States of America. After years of teaching high school and concerned about the welfare of public school students, this author turned back to God in Catholicism. Every life is precious and must be protected from birth to natural death. So, this author knit her life into service of others, beginning in her church. The nuclear family is a protocol for healthy child development. Mother Angelica created EWTN to draw us closer to God and others. This author believes we must pray constantly to turn back to God, before it is too late, to save our republic. Pray the rosary as a weapon for our times. Listen for the still, small voice of the Holy Spirit to guide you to the Triune God. Accept Jesus as your personal Savior and meditate on his five wounds. Choose to sacrifice and turn back to God. Can you hear Him? He is calling your name now. How will you answer His call? Yours in Christ, McKenzie O’Brien