O'Donohue

The Irish poet John O'Donohue, puts it this way: "If you retain some contour that you can glimpse sideways now and again, you can endure great bleakness."

Shelly R. Fredman: A Place Called Hope Shelly R. Fredman 2011

As O'Donohue says, There is a place in you, still, where there is a seamlessness and tranquility.

Shelly R. Fredman: A Place Called Hope Shelly R. Fredman 2011

Daniel J. O'Donohue, the commanding officer of 1st Marine Regiment.

Chris Rodda: The Camp Pendleton Cross: The Facts vs. What the "Persecuted" Christians Are Saying Chris Rodda 2011

Sister O'Donohue has evidence of abuse not just in Africa but also in India, Ireland, Italy , the Philippines and the United States.

Archive 2010-03-01 TK 2010

I am always captivated by the idea of a poet who returns to Celtic spirituality, Kenneth Steven is another who has embraced this deeply quiet and gentle form in his anthologies Columba and Iona published by Saint Andrew Press, but I had never heard of John O'Donohue.

Sunday Confessions 2008

John D. "Jack" O'Donohue, 79, a retired Army colonel who had been a Realtor in Northern Virginia since 1984, died June 6 at Capital Hospice in Arlington.

John D. 'Jack' O'Donohue; Hannah M. 'Nanette' Davies 2010

I am always captivated by the idea of a poet who returns to Celtic spirituality, Kenneth Steven is another who has embraced this deeply quiet and gentle form in his anthologies Columba and Iona published by Saint Andrew Press, but I had never heard of John O'Donohue.

Sunday Confessions 2008

Sister O'Donohue has evidence of abuse not just in Africa but also in India, Ireland, Italy , the Philippines and the United States.

Sexual Abuse of Women in the Church TK 2010

Finally I always listen to Terry Wogan as I drive to work and, one day back in early January, the interlude Pause for Thought was given by Father Brian D'arcy with a warm and heartfelt tribute to the Irish poet John O'Donohue who had died in his sleep at the age of 53.

Sunday Confessions 2008

Finally I always listen to Terry Wogan as I drive to work and, one day back in early January, the interlude Pause for Thought was given by Father Brian D'arcy with a warm and heartfelt tribute to the Irish poet John O'Donohue who had died in his sleep at the age of 53.

Sunday Confessions 2008