Donal Neary SJ reflects on the life of Fr. John Sullivan SJ on The Living Word, RTÉ Radio 1, 8 May 2017.

Pat Coyle, Director of Irish Jesuit Communications, in conversation with various people who have interesting insights into Fr John Sullivan and the making of a saint.
Donal Neary SJ reflects on the life of Fr. John Sullivan SJ on The Living Word, RTÉ Radio 1, 8 May 2017.
Fr John Sullivan was a learned man with a simple and deep spirituality, as Barney McGuckian explains.
Barney McGuckian SJ on Fr John Sullivan’s Portora schooldays and Church of Ireland roots.
Fr John Sullivan was ordained along with another great servant of God, WWI chaplain, Fr Willie Doyle SJ.
Barney McGuckian on the various stages in the canonisation process of Fr John Sullivan.
Barney McGuckian SJ on Michael Collins’s nephew, who had a remarkable story to tell.
A seriously ill young woman receives a visit from Fr John Sullivan. Barney McGuckian recounts what happened.
Perhaps the most ‘elegant’ piece of clothing John Sullivan had was his roman collar as Conor Harper SJ explains.
Conor Harper SJ details items taken from Fr. Sullivan’s sparsely furnished room after his death.
Conor Harper SJ discusses the only first class relic of Fr Sullivan – locks of childhood hair.