Theological Writing
After a holiday in Jerusalem in the mid 2000s Hickey authored a book, Living Biblically, that encouraged a return to the use and reading of the bible. Hickey chose the title based on an article in The Tablet where the author had written about their experience of the charismatic movement in the United Kingdom.
In separate writings, Hickey shows his support and encouragement of the charismatic movement.
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