North Belfast priest left for dead in South Africa speaks of PTSD as he opens respite retreat to help others - News Summed Up

North Belfast priest left for dead in South Africa speaks of PTSD as he opens respite retreat to help others


Fr Kieran Creagh (57) was shot twice and seriously wounded at a hospice he set up to help people with Aids in 2007. He has established a 'Respite from Trauma Retreat' at Tobar Mhuire, Crossgar, offering a "space where people can come and be understood and listened to". Ordained in 1993, Fr Creagh worked with Aids patients in poverty-stricken areas for a decade before opening the Leratong hospice in South Africa in 2004. But he was determined to return to South Africa to complete the building of a church, crèche and health clinic on a site adjacent to the hospice. In a bid to help others, he has set up a 'Respite from Trauma Retreat' at Tobar Mhuire, where he is now based.


Source: The North Africa Journal February 08, 2020 01:07 UTC



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