When My Sister Died

Sadness

My sister died suddenly at fifty-five. I had hoped that one day I would return to our homeland and renew our broken relationship. But all I could do was come home to bury her. The pain and isolation that were the hallmark of our small family could be content now; the last remaining possibility for closeness was gone. F. J. Harrington
(photo credit: Dimitri Harrington)

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JoeH

A native Torontonian, I delayed my debut as a writer. After high school I studied eight years in a seminary and school of theology, and became a priest. After more study I became a staff psychologist in a university medical center and again, after more study, worked as a school psychologist for twenty plus years. Finally I had something to write about.

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