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FR Hillary D. AA speaker
FR Hillary D. AA speaker
FR Hillary D. AA speaker
Friday 10th December 2021
Join Father Hillary D. as he shares his journey from alcoholism to redemption through AA, showcasing the transformative power of community and faith.
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Episode Overview
- Father Hillary recounts his profound journey from alcoholism to redemption through AA
- He shares the loss of his priesthood and Abbey due to alcoholism
- Reflects on pivotal moments of realization and the transformative power of faith
- Emphasizes the importance of AA in sustaining his recovery and newfound purpose
- His story showcases resilience, humility, and unwavering faith in the face of addiction
I need AA today like I never needed it before. What's happened to me, I suppose the biggest thing is two years ago now come August, we're in August, two years ago, the monks of St. Bernard elected me the seventh abbot of St. Bernard and the Chancellor of the College. And I have never felt the need of A.A. as much a time since I have been the habit of St. Banking.
Ever wondered how someone can find hope after losing everything? In this episode, Father Hillary D. takes us back to 1974, sharing his heartfelt journey from the grip of alcoholism to a life of redemption. As a former priest who lost his beloved Abbey, Father Hillary speaks with raw honesty about the pivotal moments that led him to Alcoholics Anonymous. His story is one of resilience, humility, and unwavering faith.
Through his experiences, listeners gain insight into the transformative power of AA and the incredible support it offers. Father Hillary's tale is not just about recovery; it's about finding light in the darkest times and rebuilding a life with newfound purpose.