He vencido al mundo

Jerusalem, 1st century. Passover is approaching, and Jesus of Nazareth is about to be handed over to men to be tried and condemned to death. At least, that is what he has told his closest companions. Even so, he wants to enter Jerusalem and confront the scribes and Pharisees, a path of no return for his disciples. Despite the threats from the Sanhedrin and Rome, the carpenter from Galilee is clear about his purpose. However, under the watchful eye of a centurion torn between duty and faith, two of the most important people in his life are destined to change the course of events forever: one of his best friends, Judas, destined to become the most hated man in history, and his mother, Mary, who will become the most beloved woman in history. With prose brimming with sensitivity and narrative power, Christian Gálvez portrays one of the most compelling moments in history through the eyes of three iconic figures: Jesus' mother, an apostle, and a centurion. He depicts the Passion as we have never read it before, because this time the story is told by those who lost everything.