The paths that one ends up walking along in life can surprise not only strangers, but also the walker himself. I can say that my case is one of them because, although I have been passionate about reading since my childhood, I never thought of becoming a writer.I was educated in Catholic schools for the first seventeen years of my life, until I finished high school. Then I graduated with a degree in Computer Science Engineering and later obtained a postgraduate degree in Information Technology. I thought I was done with my academic formation, but I was totally wrong... I would get some more diplomas and .... after my conversion, one more postgraduate degree, but now in Dogmatic Theology.I knew professional success, but I became more and more distant from God and years later, I realized that I had lost the precious pearl for which it is worthwhile to "sell everything" (cf. Mt 13:46). So, "selling all that I had", I recovered that pearl of great value and various types of apostolate emerged.The main apostolate that arose naturally was in the area of Evangelization through reading and at a certain moment, during the time we lived in seclusion due to the pandemic, different encounters and circumstances led me to write about St. Joseph.I always wanted a book that would talk about St. Joseph, in a complete way, covering from what is already known to what is not so well known, and that would be in clear, understandable and deep language, with immediate applications in daily life. In addition, I wanted to capture in its pages the beauty of art to present the charm of the letters and thus further elevate the spirit of the readers. The Lord gave me the opportunity to do so and here is the result.I decided to publish under the pseudonym: Asellus Dei, Laus Deo and its meaning and reason I explain in my books.Read more about this authorRead less about this author