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Christine Sunderland Reviews FATHER ELIJAH by Michael D. O'Brien
Friday, March 27, 2009  1:58:00 PM

by Christine Sunderland



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Book Review posted March 26, 2009 on Christianfiction.net.

"I read Father Elijah ten years ago, and recalled how refreshing it was to read a story set in the late 20th century that was infused with the sacramental acts of God. I also recalled not being able to put it down. Would the book be as I remembered? . . ."  Read full review on Click here.

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