Awards

• Runner-up for IndieFab awards (Religion) 2007

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The estimable James Martin compresses a short course in New Testament criticism along with a glimpse into Ignatian spirituality while creating a model for making friends in this fast-paced account of his experiences as a Jesuit consultant for an Off-Broadway play about Judas. In the narrative, Martin shows us how he almost inadvertently morphed from a consultant into an unofficial chaplain. This book is a vivid lesson about how the Christian life can be led when it is lived out in the midst of the real (and imagined) world. --Lawrence S. Cunningham, author of A Brief History of Saints

<p> The estimable James Martin compresses a short course in New Testament criticism along with a glimpse into Ignatian spirituality while creating a model for making friends in this fast-paced account of his experiences as a Jesuit consultant for an Off-Broadway play about Judas. In the narrative, Martin shows us how he almost inadvertently morphed from a consultant into an unofficial chaplain. This book is a vivid lesson about how the Christian life can be led when it is lived out in the midst of the real (and imagined) world. <br> --Lawrence S. Cunningham, author of A Brief History of Saints <br>

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James Martin, SJ, is an associate editor of America magazine, the national Catholic weekly. He is the author of many books, including the best seller My Life with the Saints (Loyola Press) and In Good Company (Sheed & Ward).

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