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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Challenging but above all Inspiring, hopeful and uplifting
By Joan
A powerful read. I couldn't out this book down once I started reading it. It is compelling, emotive and so very inspirational. A must read.From what could have been a horror story full of abuse and hurt, O'Gorman has written a powerful book full of hope and possibility. He challenges the reader to be all that they can be, to speak up and speak out - to change the world. His story made me believe I could, his life shows that we all can, if we chose to.His description of his relationship with his Dad speaks powerfully of love and the bond between a father and son which has the power to work through any difficulty. I was moved to tears and to above all hope as I read of their reconciliation and of the power of their mutual love and respect.You must read this book!

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Brave, Honest and a call to action
By Jacq Russell
While I knew much of the author's story because of media coverage, this book was a real revelation. By being very honest, and laying bare his own motivations and history, the author manages to show the corruption and lack of outrage that he faced when he went public with his story of abuse. He shows how so many people knew what was going on, but did nothing to stop it. He shows how the hierarchy of the church did little to deter priests who had previously been accused by other children.In the end, he calls us to action, to bring the church to take responsibility for the devastation it has caused by it's own inaction.A must read. You won't believe it.

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Couldn't put it down
By Blackrose
I had reservations about reading this book as I normally don't enjoy reading accounts of abusive childhoods. While I understand the need for the authors to have their stories told, they usually make for uncomfortable reading leaving me feeling a little voyeuristic and even a little guilty. My reading time is meant as an escape from the daily drudge so the last thing I want to read is something that will bring me down. Nevertheless I read it on the recommendation of a like-minded friend and I am so glad I did.The author starts by describing his early using the most wonderful imagery, bringing the sights, smells and tastes of his childhood alive but also very subtly expressing an innocence and naivety, not with him but by his family and community, that permitted sexual abusers to enter his life and fill it full of poison and despair. However the focus of the book is not on how society let him down and let this happen, this is a story about a man who wanted to change society so it would never happen again, and that is exactly what he did.This has to be the single most inspiring story I have ever read, yes it made me cry but it also made me laugh out loud. This not a depressing account of abuse and pain but an encouraging tale of bravery, of standing up to the Church, of refusing to be paid off and go away. It is a really easy book to read and I would certainly read anything else he writes as he has real talent for writing. He makes you feel like you are there every step of the way, never getting letting the story get too upsetting or in later stages too bogged down in legalities and court hearings. It's a fascinating tale that everyone should read and I couldn't recommend it more.

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