"They are waiting for us with open arms ..."

In this interview volume, Jesuit Father Péter Nemeshegyi (1925) testifies about his life: why he decided on a monastic life instead of a legal career, how he lived in the Second World War. World War II, what did he learn from the Japanese during his thirty years in their country, how did he become a member of the International Theological Commission in the meantime, and what role did Mozart and Origenesis think? From the pages of the book, a portrait emerges of a man in whose explanation theology is never alien and the beautiful elevates man to God.