Summary

Edward “Eddie” Flanagan, a defiant Irish priest whose relentless spirit takes him from the rural pastures of Ireland to the heart of America. Overcoming personal health struggles, societal norms, and a lack of support from the church, Eddie finds his calling amidst the grit of the American Midwest, establishing a shelter for homeless men and an innovative home for orphan boys. His pioneering school becomes the first racially and religiously integrated institution in the nation. Eddie harnesses the power of media, from print to radio and even Hollywood, to champion his cause. His rebellious spirit and unwavering belief that no boy is bad leaves an indelible legacy that continues to uplift children around the world.

“An inspirational story worth knowing, worth writing, and worth telling.”

— Margaret Tully, Scriptwriter