An extract from Michael Harding's 'Staring at Lakes' appeared in Saturday's Irish Times.
Had Michael remained a priest and written that book, what would his fellow priests and bishop say or comment?
And yet in so many ways the book is probably a handbook of the story of so many priests. Seldom a word about it.
Another facade or is it?
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