Remembering Walpole Prison, Peace And Goodness

In this book, Robert Doherty movingly recounts the life he spent in Walpole prison as a chaplain in the 1970s. There were many paths to take, but Doherty could not decide which was appropriate. The world, with its many tracks, appeared like a jungle; its paths tangled in each other, displaying no clear purpose. Years later, following an early education in the St. Agnes Grammar School and Central Catholic High School, and a part-time job at St. John's Hospital, his search for meaning and sim...