In the Man hanging on the cross, God therefore said himself definitively and gave himself totally.

The body, in the Christian vision, does not deny the soul but is its living translation: it does not obscure God but reveals him.

If for the ancient imagination the mountain represents the divine sphere in contact with the human sphere, for the Gospel it takes the form of a theological space.

For Jesus, the desert appears first and foremost as a struggle against the dominant forces of the world.

We interpret evangelical mercy like Francis of Assisi, for whom man is the image of Christ who tends towards resemblance.