Alan Hilliard’s ‘Dipping Into Life’ online book launch Mon 21 June @ 7.00pm

The launch of Dipping Into Life

Messenger Publications invites you to join us for the

ONLINE BOOK LAUNCH

of

Dipping Into Life
40 Reflections for a Fragile Faith
By Alan Hilliard
with a foreword by Tony Bates

The loss, fear, and isolation of COVID-29 have caused many of us to pause and take stock of what really matters in our life.  Dipping Into Life, a new book by Alan Hilliard comes at a perfect time to help us see beyond the turmoil to the goodness and simple beauty that can be found in everyday interactions.

Dipping Into Life facilitates the reader as they ‘dip’ into life’s mysteries in a gentle and thought-provoking way.

Join us for an Online Book Launch

7:00pm, MONDAY 21 JUNE 2021 

Special Guest
Archbishop Dermot Farrell

Presentations by
Tony Bates
Sandra Cullen

and Performances by 
Cian McBride
 Aisling and Conor Meehan

To register for the launch, please email Carolanne Henry, Messenger Publications:
c.henry@messenger.ie

Carolanne Henry

Communications and Marketing Executive

Messenger Publications

37 Leeson Place

Dublin D02 E5V0

IRELAND

E: c.henry@messenger.ie

T: +353 1 7758 542

M: +353 87 637 6067

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