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Does Wat Thamkrabok Offer a Wonder Cure for Addiction?
In my new book ‘Dead Drunk’ I discuss how a Thai temple called Wat Thamkrabok helped me beat my ...
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by Jean Harrington
The Mission is the compelling story of the lives and deaths of two Irish Columban priests on the war torn island of Mindanao in the southern Philippines.
The story begins with the kidnapping of Fr Des Hartford by the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) in October 1997. Hartford was held hostage for 11 days in the jungle until his freedom was secured.
Almost four years later in August 2001, Fr Rufus ‘Popong’ Halley was murdered in cold blood while travelling through Malabang. Like Hartford, Halley had dedicated his life to promoting peace among Christians and Muslims on the islands. He paid the ultimate price for his work. more info » |
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by Paul Garrigan
Dead Drunk is a memoir of alcoholism. It is story of redemption, and of how one man found sobriety. It is a story of hope. more info » |
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by Peter Edwards
In The Infiltrator; Henri Le Caron, the British Spy Inside the Fenian Movement, journalist Peter Edwards reveals the early history of Canadian, British, and American intelligence gathering. Weaving the story of intrigue with Le Caron’s further exploits as a grave robber, Edwards shows that what is called 'freedom fighting' by some and 'terrorism' by others is as old as the hills. Individuals and motivations clash in this story of nationhood at the crossroads. more info » |
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