Coupled with very incisive and honest comments on the current state of the church in Ireland, and with a reflective meditation on the Murphy Report on the Dublin Archdiocese, Abbot Hederman offers a visionary and very stimulating image of how things might be if only we all listen to the voices of artists in our midst
Set in mid-twentieth century County Limerick, this book explores the unique dynamic of a Protestant enclave within a predominantly Catholic country. It delves into the tensions between the warring factions, highlighting how horses serve as a common ground amidst the conflict. The narrative invites readers to consider the theological contrasts and social implications of this rare circumstance, offering a thought-provoking examination of identity and community in a divided landscape.