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The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything A Spirituality for Real Life

James Martin

NEW YORK TIMES The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything

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Cyrus Habib mentioned reading this book about Jesuit life, which sparked his interest in becoming a Jesuit novice.

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I had read James Martin's book, The Jesuit Guide to Almost Everything, in which he talks about his life as a Jesuit.

— Episode: Twenty Thousand Hertz- Golden

Episode: Twenty Thousand Hertz- Golden

Cyrus Habib mentioned reading this book about Jesuit life, which sparked his interest in becoming a Jesuit novice.

"

I had read James Martin's book, The Jesuit Guide to Almost Everything, in which he talks about his life as a Jesuit.

Episode: Twenty Thousand Hertz- Golden

The book was about the life of a Jesuit and helped Cyrus to plant the seed of interest in a life in a religious order.

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I had read James Martin's book, The Jesuit Guide to Almost Everything, in which he talks about his life as a Jesuit.

On Being with Krista Tippett

The book was mentioned as one of the speaker's works, and a quote from an interview within the book was discussed, suggesting the author wished to elaborate more on the concept of 'acting against' instincts.

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At the end of your, um, sorry At the end of your book The Jesuit guide to nearly everything You said in this interview you wish to Written more about that

— Episode: [Unedited] James Martin with Krista Tipp...

Episode: [Unedited] James Martin with Krista Tippett

The book was mentioned as one of the speaker's works, and a quote from an interview within the book was discussed, suggesting the author wished to elaborate more on the concept of 'acting against' instincts.

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At the end of your, um, sorry At the end of your book The Jesuit guide to nearly everything You said in this interview you wish to Written more about that

Episode: James Martin — Finding God in All Things

The book was mentioned as one of the author's works, and a specific concept from it, 'agere contra,' acting against, was discussed in relation to freeing oneself from limitations.

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You said in this interview, you wish to do it more about that. And I think that's what you described isn't it? Sometimes, in fact, we have to act against our instincts to do what we actually really want to do, right?

Episode: James Martin — Finding God in All Things

The book was mentioned as one of the author's works, and a quote from it regarding the concept of "Agara contra" (to act against) was discussed in relation to overcoming fears and freeing oneself.

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at the end of your book, the Jesuit guide to nearly everything. You said in this interview, you wish to do it more about that.

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