A not-for-profit organization founded in 1993 for the publication
of materials on the history and theory of alcoholism treatment and the
moral and spiritual dimensions of recovery
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Future Publications in Progress A study of the life and work of Richmond Walker, author of the classical A.A. meditational work Twenty-Four Hours a Day. Rich, a businessman who got sober in the newly founded Boston A.A. group, was one of the four most published early A.A. authors. A study of the life and work of Ralph Pfau, who wrote the Golden Books under the name of Father John Doe. He was one of the four most published early A.A. authors. Ralph was the first Roman Catholic priest to get sober in A.A., when the Indianapolis A.A. group was first started.  "As the deer longs for flowing streams so longs my soul for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God." Psalm 42:1-2 
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