The Faithful Remnant on Earth, in Purgatory, in Heaven - John O'brien - Books - AuthorHouse - 9781425993450 - December 21, 2007
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The Faithful Remnant on Earth, in Purgatory, in Heaven

John O'brien

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The Faithful Remnant on Earth, in Purgatory, in Heaven

"The Faithful Remnant on Earth, in Purgatory, in Heaven" Six lifelong friends, now in their 60's, meet in the basement of Mulcahy's Funeral Parlor in the Savin Hill section of Dorchester, an inner city suburb of Boston. They have just attended the wake upstairs of their boyhood friend, Arthur "AW" O'Malley. "AW" had cerebral palsy all his life. The six men are: Peter "Quarter To Two" Fignatti - a retired "bookie" or numerologist. Mike "Mucka" Lydon - a retired line worker from Boston Edison. Charles "Three Balls" Cahill - a state senator, still active. George "Giraffe" Geoghan - a retired world-class jockey. Steve "Inkwell" Jablonski - owner of a public relations firm. Father Frank "Farts" Fahey - a retired priest still serving part-time. Each has his own guardian angel. Peter Fignatti - Richard aka "Parley"Mike Lydon - BartholemewCharles Cahill - WilliamGeorge Geoghan - John aka "Seabiscuit"Steve Jablonski - MurphyFather Frank Fahey - Max Unknown to the men the supervisor of guardian angels Malchus is sent by God to listen to their stories because how they lived their lives will determine the destruction of salvation of the world. At the conclusion of their stories, Malchus makes his report to God with no clear recommendation to save or destroy the world. God calls AW before him and their conversation decides the fate of mankind. When they die all but "AW" go to purgatory he goes straight to heaven as most disabled people do. The six eventually all meet again in heaven and "AW" wants to know of each one's purgatory experience.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released December 21, 2007
ISBN13 9781425993450
Publishers AuthorHouse
Pages 112
Dimensions 127 × 203 × 7 mm   ·   127 g
Language English  

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