Savior Mary

About the Book

Savior Mary is philosophical novel written in order to put forth an idea that people must find a new way of living and understanding. Despite the progress that mankind has made, man has managed to entomb his mind with prejudices. Progress has done little to free his thoughts. Savior Mary reaffirms the belief that love is the greatest message that anyone can send and that we must be our brother´s keepers. My belief is best expressed by the actions and words of the professor and Mary. They live for the sake of mankind, and not solely for themselves. The professor´s plea to Forester that we as humans need to truly love one another instead of setting up false barriers that keep us separated is timeless, but seldom heeded.

In conveying the message, "People need to accept others as they are as opposed to how they wish them to be," Savior Mary implores those who read between its pages to look beyond the surface and judge people individually. Simply put, Savior Mary is the essence of my philosophy.

About the Author

Ernest Jude Navy was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on November 3, 1969. The third of four children, Navy has dedicated his life to social and political causes. This dedication has led him to attack discrimination in all its forms. He has actively worked with those who have known hunger and privation in the Houston area and those faced with other horrors of life’s realities. For nearly a decade, he has worked as an educator on the public school level as well as the collegiate. He currently writes and speaks with the hope of forging a brighter tomorrow. A man who truly has compassion for his fellow man and woman. - Father Patrick Gifted political and social thinker....thoughts are wise and thought provoking. Mr. Navy is a remarkable writer. - Professor at Rice.