Fr. John Cummins served as parish priest of Abbeyleix and Ballyroan before dying in a car crash.
The writings of a Laois priest, who lost his life in a car accident three years ago, are being published by his family.
Father John Cummins served as parish priest of Abbeyleix and Ballyroan for 18 months before he died in 2019, aged just 52.
His family have since discovered thousands of his sermons stored on his computer and have decided to collate them into a book entitled 'My Life In Your Hands'.
Father John's brother Gary says they wanted to honour his memory and share his reflections:
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