Hollis D. AA speaker

Hollis D. AA speaker

In this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, Hollis D., also known as Greg, shares his journey through alcoholism and recovery. Speaking at the Virginia State Convention in 1992, Hollis brings a unique perspective as a Roman Catholic priest who battled his addiction while serving his community. He humorously recounts how his dual identity caused confusion among those who knew him as Greg and those who knew him as Hollis, adding a light-hearted touch to his otherwise profound story.

From his early days of sneaking sips of his father's beer to hitting rock bottom with a fifth of alcohol a day, Hollis doesn't hold back in detailing his struggles. He touches on the pivotal moments that led him to Alcoholics Anonymous, including the literature that opened his eyes to his problem and the support from fellow priests and friends who helped him along the way.

Hollis's story is filled with raw honesty and a touch of humour, making it relatable and engaging for anyone who has faced similar challenges. His reflections on the spiritual aspects of recovery, the importance of fellowship, and the power of admitting one's faults offer valuable insights for those on their own path to sobriety. By the end of the episode, you'll feel like you've walked alongside Hollis on his journey, gaining strength and hope from his experiences.

Don't miss this chance to hear a story of resilience, faith, and the transformative power of recovery.