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Jesus of Nazareth stands at the center of the Christian faith. Now, you are invited on a life-changing retreat that illustrates how Jesus' human life can provide you with a model for holy living today. Join renowned Ignatian retreat leader, Fr. Joseph Tetlow, S.J., in exploring the Christian search for meaning in this evolving world. As you will discover, the full meaning of human life has been revealed through Jesus of Nazareth. Looking at the immense body of biblical criticism and scientific knowledge about Jesus' times, you will come to know Him more clearly, love Him more dearly, and follow Him more nearly. This 12-lecture audio retreat provides a unique model of Jesus' life as a pattern for postmodern living. Jesus went through the various stages of human life, and by watching Him, we gain invaluable insights about ourselves. Explore Jesus' spirituality, firmly rooted in Revelation and nourished by constant prayer. As His postmodern disciples, we are called to embrace His principles of forgiveness and loving our neighbors. Through this retreat, you will discover how to become be kind, humble, and courageous by imitating Christ. In this often overwhelming postmodern age, Jesus of Nazareth holds out to us as a strong, steady light of hope. Follow Him on this inspiring retreat today.

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Rev. Joseph Allen Tetlow, S.J., is considered one of the world's leading experts on Ignatian spirituality and a world-renowned spiritual director. He served in Rome for 8 years as Secretariat for Ignatian Spirituality on the Jesuit General's staff. He had earlier been dean of Loyola University in New Orleans and President of the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. He was associate editor of the Jesuit weekly magazine, America. Rev. Joseph Allen Tetlow, S.J., is considered one of the world's leading experts on Ignatian spirituality and a world-renowned spiritual director. He served in Rome for 8 years as Secretariat for Ignatian Spirituality on the Jesuit General's staff. He had earlier been dean of Loyola University in New Orleans and President of the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. He was associate editor of the Jesuit weekly magazine, America.

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