About the Author
William C. Mattison, III
William C. Mattison III is the Wilsey Professor in Theology at the University of Notre Dame. He also serves in Notre Dame’s Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE) program, preparing K-12 Catholic school teachers of religion and helping form Catholic school leaders in how mission informs all aspects of schools. He is the author of the popular undergraduate ethics text Introducing Moral Theology: True Happiness and the Virtues and the recent scholarly monographs The Sermon on the Mount and Moral Theology: A Virtue Perspective and Growing in Virtue: Aquinas on Habit.
What People Are Saying
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“Follow Me shares thoughtful and creative stories to help us encounter and experience Jesus in the Gospel. After each story are reflections to help us have our own Emmaus-like moments.”
Gloria Purvis
Author, Commentator, and Host and Executive Producer of The Gloria Purvis Podcast
“Spending time with Scripture can seem intimidating. Follow Me brings the Gospel alive in a way that invites, challenges, consoles, and inspires readers.”
Scott Hahn
Bestselling Author and Founder and President of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
“The imaginative retelling of Jesus’s encounters in the Gospel teaches us how to reverence those we meet—in particular the poor and marginalized. Read, reflect, and expand your heart.”
Sr. Helen Prejean
Author of Dead Man Walking, and Founder of Ministry Against the Death Penalty
“Mattison uses the techniques of lectio divina and imaginative prayer to bring the Gospels to life in a new and profound way. Imagining the life of Jesus through those closest to Him allows us to reflect on the familiar stories of His life through a new lens and, as a result, deepen our personal relationship with Him.”
Erich Kerekes
Co-Founder of the Hallow App
“Many classrooms and reading groups will benefit from the opportunity this book presents to be formed to the life and invitations of Christ.”
Charlie Camosy
Professor, Creighton School of Medicine, and Moral Theology Fellow, St. Joseph Seminary
“Follow Me shares thoughtful and creative stories to help us encounter and experience Jesus in the Gospel. After each story are reflections to help us have our own Emmaus-like moments.”
Gloria Purvis
Author, Commentator, and Host and Executive Producer of The Gloria Purvis Podcast
“Spending time with Scripture can seem intimidating. Follow Me brings the Gospel alive in a way that invites, challenges, consoles, and inspires readers.”
Scott Hahn
Bestselling Author and Founder and President of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
“The imaginative retelling of Jesus’s encounters in the Gospel teaches us how to reverence those we meet—in particular the poor and marginalized. Read, reflect, and expand your heart.”
Sr. Helen Prejean
Author of Dead Man Walking, and Founder of Ministry Against the Death Penalty
“Mattison uses the techniques of lectio divina and imaginative prayer to bring the Gospels to life in a new and profound way. Imagining the life of Jesus through those closest to Him allows us to reflect on the familiar stories of His life through a new lens and, as a result, deepen our personal relationship with Him.”
Erich Kerekes
Co-Founder of the Hallow App
“Many classrooms and reading groups will benefit from the opportunity this book presents to be formed to the life and invitations of Christ.”
Charlie Camosy
Professor, Creighton School of Medicine, and Moral Theology Fellow, St. Joseph Seminary
“Follow Me shares thoughtful and creative stories to help us encounter and experience Jesus in the Gospel. After each story are reflections to help us have our own Emmaus-like moments.”
Gloria Purvis
Author, Commentator, and Host and Executive Producer of The Gloria Purvis Podcast
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