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The Diocese of Disorder

The Diocese of Disorder

Felix, Dan

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1496981138
ISBN13: 9781496981134
Publisher: Authorhouse
Published: May 30 2014
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Bishop Precious hinders a true man of God from performing faith healing but enables a conman of the cloth to work a charity fraud. He rubbishes and intimidates experienced as well as outspoken priests. And what is more, the sick and wounded priests are abandoned to their fate. Bishop Precious's materialistic lifestyle influences Father Cajetan, who takes to amassing wealth and then leads a life unbefitting of a priest. Materialism, maltreatment, murder, cover-ups, cronyism, and the like become the order of the day. Horror! After everything has been considered, who murdered Rev. Father Wence? Can order be restored in the dysfunctional diocese? Can truth be stranger than fiction? Find out in The Diocese of Disorder, the story of a disordered diocese, set in Nigeria, the United States, Rome, and Canada. Whether you read The Diocese Of Disorder as a work of satire or fiction, one thing is clear: there's a crying need to address the issues raised in it. - Dr S. King Skillful and ingenious exploration of faith, fact and fancy. Unputdownable. - Dan Brian Grace does not change nature, and the corruption of the best is the worst. Brilliantly plotted and lively paced. - Dr J. Cornwell ... captures a man in a position of power and status, falling to weaker aspects of his personality. Great Job! - J. J. Fatton The Editor Every Bishop should read The Diocese Of Disorder, an insightful novel of good and evil that touches the heart. And, if possible, address the questions raised in it as they relate to his diocese. -- Sir M. Felixson

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