MAC IRELAND Irish Struggle Continues Book 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781502846808)

Fr. Sean Mc Manus, founder-president of the Capitol Hill-based Irish National Caucus-and the Holy Land Principles, Inc.-was born in 1944 in County Fermanagh, one of the Six Counties in Northern Ireland-in a parish, significantly, divided by the British imposed Border. In 1972, Church and State exiled him to the U.S. because he refused to be silent about injustice in Northern Ireland. In 1974, he founded the Irish National Caucus: "Thus Mc Manus became Britain's nemesis in America, the driving force that would eventually erode Britain's influence within the U.S. Government." (American Policy and Northern Ireland. Professor Joseph E. Thompson). Fr. Mc Manus has an unequaled and unprecedented record of working on Capitol Hill on the Irish issue. He has built up huge goodwill for the Irish cause, and is highly respected for the nonpartisan way he has pursued his mission. He has based his mission solidly on the teaching of the Catholic Church: "Action on behalf of Justice [is] a constitutive dimension of the preaching of the Gospel." (Justice in the World. 1972). In 2011 Fr. Mc Manus was chosen to serve on the World Peace Awarding Council (WPPAC). The South Korea-based Council consists of twelve international and interfaith members. In 2013 Fr. Mc Manus was selected to be the Chief Judge of WPPAC. To further promote the Holy Land Principles, Fr. Mc Manus has brought out a new edition of his Memoirs: My American Struggle for Justice in Northern Ireland ... and The Holy Land. In the book, which now has 400 pages, he draws a close parallel between how the British Government partitioned both Ireland and Palestine. The prime promoter of the book is Barbara Flaherty, Executive Vice President of both the INC and the Holy Land Principles, Inc. Fr. Mc Manus published Mac Ireland: Fight for Irish Freedom (Book One)-the first in the series in 2013 The books are available on the INC Website: Irishnationalcaucus.org, HolyLandPrinciples.org and Amazon.com