The New Testament and other contemporary texts offer us little information about Judas Iscariot's background except the knowledge that his father was Simon Iscariot who was known to the audience of the evangelists. We also know from the Gospels that Judas served as treasurer for the apostolic college.

We all know the story of Jesus' betrayal for 30 pieces of silver by Judas but many forget the remorse shown by Judas once Jesus had been arrested.

Matthew writes that Judas realized the error of his ways, threw the 30 pieces of silver into the temple and then hanged himself.

The fathers of the church in the 1st and 2nd century do little to enlighten further us about Judas, his life and motives.

Consigned by the other Apostles and the church as a tool of the devil, the story of Jesus' betrayal is really all that stays with us.

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