John Sullivan Sj, 1861-1933: Where Two Traditions Meet. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.John Sullivan Sj, 1861-1933: Where Two Traditions Meet

John Sullivan was the son of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, studied in Trinty College, practiced as a lawyer in the English bar, and was known as `the best dressed man in Dublin'. In his mid-thirties, John became a Catholic, and two years later a Jesuit. Most of the rest of his life was spent as a teacher and spiritual father to boys in Clongowes Wood College in Co Kildare. In this relatively remote setting he became known as a poorly-dressed man of prayer and penance with a gift of healing. Seventy years after his death, people continue to visit and pray at his shrine in Gardiner Street Church, Dublin.