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A Song for Nagasaki – Hallow Edition The Story of Takashi Nagai a Scientist, Convert, and Survivor of the Atomic Bomb

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Author: Paul Glynn
Publisher: Ignatius Press
Year: 2025
Language: en
Pages: 267
ISBN-13: 9781621648123
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A Song for Nagasaki – Hallow Edition The Story of Takashi Nagai a Scientist, Convert, and Survivor of the Atomic Bomb by Paul Glynn is published by Ignatius Press and will be available on February 14, 2025. This edition presents the remarkable journey of Takashi Nagai, who transitioned from atheism to Catholicism and survived the atomic bomb, highlighting his resilience and profound journey toward forgiveness.

Readers will find an exploration of Nagai’s life, emphasizing themes of faith, suffering, and redemption. This edition is part of a collaboration with the Hallow Catholic meditation app, which will feature Nagai’s story in its 2025 Lent challenge, Pray40: The Way. The book serves as an invitation to reflect on one’s own faith journey, complemented by a reading plan and discussion guide to enhance the experience. With 267 pages, this English-language edition offers insights into the intersection of personal belief and historical events.


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In collaboration with the Hallow Catholic meditation app, Ignatius Press presents this special edition of A Song for Nagasaki by Paul Glynn.

Takashi Nagai’s incredible story of conversion and faith will be featured in Hallow’s 2025 Lent challenge, entitled Pray40: The Way. Follow Nagai’s path from atheism to Catholicism, his resilience as a survivor of the atomic bomb, and his profound journey toward forgiveness. Through his remarkable story of suffering and redemption, readers will be guided to embrace their own call to faith and conversion.

Hallow’s Pray40 challenge will be led by an inspiring team of voices. Each day, listeners will spend time in prayer asking God for the gift of faith and opening their lives up to a path that leads to our Heavenly Father.

Whether you’re participating in Hallow’s Pray40 challenge or simply seeking an unforgettable story of faith and courage, this co-branded edition of A Song for Nagasaki is an invitation to walk the way of faith with Christ and discover the transformative power of forgiveness and redemption.

A reading plan and a discussion guide for A Song for Nagasaki will be released by Hallow.

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