So, whether it is merely a human or historic interest in this 'man for others', or whether users want to nourish their faith, the volume offers the possibility of achieving these goals. It does so by means of reflection and prayer round the good news of Jesus.

Of necessity, the process invites and evokes considerable participation from the users, accompanying them in an exciting search.Helps people search for Christ through scriptures; it enlightens and stimulates but doesn’t usurp the thinking of the user.It is suitable for groups or individualsIt reaches out to believers, non thinkers and folk who want to learn more about Christ as a major historical figure.

James O’Halloran is a Salesian priest who has worked with small Christian communities for over thirty years as member, coordinator, and promoter.

This mission he has carried out worldwide – with a predilection for Africa and Latin America – from the halls of academia to parishes and far-flung mission stations. Among other places he lectures, or has lectured, at All Hallows, Church of Ireland Theological College, The Priory Institute, Kimmage Manor, Maynooth, and Milltown Park, Ireland; Selley Oak (Birmingham University) and Ushaw College, England.