The Story of a Soul Too: With Sean O'Neill (Unabridged‪)‬

Frank had always wondered why he sensed the nearest of God from his earliest childhood memories. Suddenly he realized that prior to his birth, his father had been very ill. They thought he had stomach cancer. His parents were Catholic. In their own way, they dedicated him to God.

Observe the interesting role St. Theresa, The Little Flower, played. The name of her autobiography is The Story of a Soul. He wanted to name his autobiography The Story of a Soul, Too. His life has been a life dedicated to loving others in the little ways as a nurse, a pastor, husband, father, grandfather, and in all the other facets of life. Many wonderful signs and miracles have occurred through his prayers for others. You’ll be amazed as you listen. You will feel the living presence of God. It’s guaranteed that you want to re-listen to the book and share it with others.

After his second book, AIDS, A Forbidden Love Story, was made into the movie Forbidden, he began to feel a strong urge to write his autobiography. He felt the interesting backstory needed to be written to explain the many good works that surrounded life. His nonprofit Fawn: Fighting AIDS with Nutrition, continues to feed many in Africa with liquid nutrition helping them live with the disease. He feels that it’s a modern day miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fish. More than 250,000 cans of liquid nutrition already has been sent. Frank always likes to say, “I’ve never seen the hand of God’s, but we fingerprints are all over my life.”