Fr Pete W. AA speaker

Fr Pete W. AA speaker

Fr Pete W. takes the stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his deeply personal journey through alcoholism and recovery. Speaking in 1988, Fr Pete W. recounts his experiences with humour and heartfelt honesty, making this a must-listen for anyone navigating the path to sobriety. He opens up about the nerves he felt before speaking, likening it to his anxiety when addressing inmates at Kingston Penitentiary.

Through vivid anecdotes, he paints a picture of the trials and triumphs he faced, including his moments of doubt and the unwavering support from his family and AA community. One of the most striking stories he shares is about a transformative moment involving an old violin at an auction. This metaphor beautifully illustrates the power of recovery and the 'touch of the master's hand' in restoring one's life. Fr Pete W.

also delves into the significance of the Twelve Steps, emphasising the importance of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous and the spiritual journey it entails. Throughout his talk, Fr Pete W. balances light-hearted humour with poignant reflections, making his message both engaging and deeply moving. His candidness about his struggles and the lessons he's learned offers invaluable insights for anyone dealing with addiction or supporting someone who is.

Don't miss out on this inspiring episode filled with wisdom, laughter, and hope. It's a testament to the power of community and the possibility of redemption through faith and fellowship.