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It has to be said / Brian D'Arcy.
By: D'Arcy, Brian (Catholic priest) [author.]
.Dublin : Sliabh Bán Productions, 2019Description: 400 pages : colour plates, colour illustrations.Content type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781999354916.Subject(s): D'arcy, Brian (Catholic priest) | Priests -- Northern Ireland -- BiographyDDC classification: 920 Summary: "After years of hearing so many stories from people about how his prayer, compassion and kindness had impacted their lives during some of their toughest times, I suggested that he should write a book about his life. This is Fr. Brian's story, an inspired page turning masterpiece. It's also the story of an Ireland that has been transformed beyond belief in the past 50 years. It's about a priest who has always remained faithful to the core message of the gospel: "Good news for the poor. Liberation for the oppressed. And new sight for the blind." His vision of the church of the future is that of an inclusive, joyful, welcoming place of refuge, nourishment and healing for people." -- Taken from back cover.
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| Book | House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey | 920 DAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 018061 |
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| 920 DAR Bad faith : | 920 DAR The old devil : | 920 DAR Back from the brink / | 920 DAR It has to be said / | 920 DAV Memoirs of a Conservative : | 920 DAV The rise and fall of a regency dandy : | 920 DAV S.O. Davies - a socialist faith / |
"After years of hearing so many stories from people about how his prayer, compassion and kindness had impacted their lives during some of their toughest times, I suggested that he should write a book about his life. This is Fr. Brian's story, an inspired page turning masterpiece. It's also the story of an Ireland that has been transformed beyond belief in the past 50 years. It's about a priest who has always remained faithful to the core message of the gospel: "Good news for the poor. Liberation for the oppressed. And new sight for the blind." His vision of the church of the future is that of an inclusive, joyful, welcoming place of refuge, nourishment and healing for people." -- Taken from back cover.