“Father Paul Roberts’ tale resonates with the reader on a center point. it isn't important while you are Catholic, Buddhist, or atheist, his tale will communicate to you concerning the myriad joys and sorrows which weave in the course of the textile of our humanity during this shared adventure we name existence. it's the voice of 1 guy talking from the guts which has the facility to the touch and effect all of our hearts on a deeply own level.”
~ Stephen and Ondrea Levine, authors of changing into Kuan Yin: The Evolution of Compassion

“Bless Me Father For they've got Sinned is a needs to learn for somebody who desires to capture a extra intimate examine the infrastructure of the Catholic Church. along with his memoir, Father Paul Roberts bargains us a traditionally appropriate, but compassionate and funny, account of the interior workings of the oldest company on the planet.

“This memoir introduces us to a man’s lifestyles trip, from early life, in the course of the arrangements for the seminary, the pitfalls at the non secular course, to his maturation and dedication to coming into the traditional order of clergymen.

“Bless Me Father For they've got Sinned doesn't turn away from the daily encounters with sensual temptations, boundary violations, and alcohol abuse. The reader has a ringside seat as those women and men grapple with psychological health and wellbeing matters, fight with wondering energy buildings, instigate alterations to education and rehabilitation protocols, and take a look at to deliver their venerable church into alignment with a modern modus operandi.”
~ Ralph Steele, M.A., writer of Tending the fireplace: via conflict and the trail of Meditation

“An fascinating trip into existence within the Roman Catholic Church, a amazing account of information and occasions. a superb publication filled with perception into the internal workings of the church. the writer evidently has a extensive and deep knowing of what makes humans (and enterprises) paintings, or no longer, because the case could be.”
~ L.R. Sheridan, writer of Eyes of a Sociopath

“Thank you for giving me this chance to jot down a couple of publication which i feel is a present to the realm. I additionally left my faith without bitterness, as Father Paul turns out to have performed and will relate to his story—I think him. rather than being judgmental—he is just mentioning the evidence. i'm convinced this can stumble upon to Catholics and non-Catholics alike.” ~ Mary Myers