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Peter Joseph Rossmeissl writes with humor, faith, and deep respect for people whose voices are too often overlooked.
Peter combines personal experience with studies in science and theology, along with his work in peer support and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. His writing asks readers to see the whole person, not a label.
Tommy Schultze has a good heart, a quick imagination, and a special talent for finding trouble before he has time to think.
Life at Dempsey House is filled with friendships, responsibilities, sports, favorite foods, strong opinions, difficult choices, and plenty of laughter. Fortunately, Tommy is surrounded by people who care enough to guide him without taking away his dignity.
Each chapter can be enjoyed on its own or read as part of the complete collection.
Tommy may not always know the right thing to do. Then again, do any of us?
What might change if we stopped treating mistakes as endings and began seeing them as chances to grow?
Explore Christian and Catholic teachings through ordinary situations that young readers can recognize and discuss.
They are friends, workers, believers, sports fans, pranksters, neighbors, and valued members of their community.
The characters make mistakes, face consequences, ask questions, and try again. Growth matters more than pretending to be perfect.
Tommy’s personality brings warmth and laughter to serious questions about honesty, envy, responsibility, forgiveness, and faith.
Explore Christian and Catholic teachings through ordinary situations that young readers can recognize and discuss.
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Stories can do more than entertain. They can help families speak about difficult choices, encourage young people to ask honest questions, and remind communities that every person deserves to be known, supported, and respected.
Your message matters. Peter looks forward to hearing how Tommy’s Confessions has encouraged reflection, discussion, or a new way of seeing someone’s story.
Peter welcomes messages from readers, parents, caregivers, educators, churches, disability organizations, book clubs, libraries, and members of the media.