James Martin - Jesus Understands You (NS25)

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🗓️ 26 March 2016

⏱️ 15 minutes

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As well as our usual interview shows we like to give you some food for thought focussed around the Church Calendar. This Easter we've asked the Jesuit Priest, Father James Martin to reflect on how he relates to the suffering and resurrected Jesus. If...

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0:00.0	Nomad Spirituality
0:16.2	Welcome back to Nomad spirituality.
0:19.1	This is our Easter spirituality reflection meditation thing.
0:23.9	We don't need to say it. People know it's Easter, don't they?
0:25.6	Yeah.
0:27.1	Father James Martin is going to be sharing a reflection with.
0:30.7	Not to be confused with the British celebrity chef, James Martin.
0:33.8	This is James Martin, the Jesuit priest.
0:36.7	I like Jesuits. Yeah, I like Jesuits. Yeah. I went on a Jesuit
0:41.6	retreat, which is great. And I've recently found myself a Jesuit spiritual director.
0:48.3	Very good. Why do you like Jesuit? It's, I think, well, the first time I came across Jesuit, obviously not in
0:55.7	reality, but was the film The Mission.
0:58.5	Oh, that was about Jesuits?
0:59.2	They were about Jesuits.
0:59.9	Still haven't watched it, I need to be.
1:00.9	Yeah, and, um, and what I, what I have discovered about them more than anything is that
1:06.5	they're very missional.
1:07.6	Right.
1:08.0	So it's not about being within a monastery. They are out there in the world.
1:13.2	Very good. So, yeah. And I like the whole Ignatius spirituality. I do. Find it very helpful.
1:19.8	Yeah. So Father James Martin is a Jesuit. He is at the Jesuit community in Manhattan and he's the editor at large of the Jesuit magazine America.
1:30.2	Apparently, he was the most beloved Jesuits by Americans until Pope Francis came along.
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