Kiss but don’t tell: How Ireland enabled Cleary’s sexual hypocrisy

Fr Michael Cleary didn’t have to cope with loneliness or celibacy, having fathered a family, writes Terry Prone

Kiss but don’t tell: How Ireland enabled Cleary’s sexual hypocrisy

Fr Michael Cleary didn’t have to cope with loneliness or celibacy, having fathered a family, writes Terry Prone

WHEN you are madly in love, you notice other people who are. You see them everywhere and you relate to them. Hand-holders. Forehead-leaners. Kissers. Jumpers in the Trevi fountain.

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