| In his second encyclical, Pope Benedict XVI
discusses the themes of Christian hope,
redemption, and salvation. Benedict inspires
with Scriptural and saintly examples in which
hope seems nearly impossible but is essential
to the faith. He testifies that faith and hope are
intertwined and vital to the eternal life of
modern Christians.
Contents:
1. Faith is Hope
2. The concept of faith-based hope in the new
Testament and the early Church
3. Eternal life—what is it?
4. Is Christian hope individualistic?
5. The transformation of Christian Faith—hope
in the modern age
6. The true shape of Christian hope
7. “Settings” for learning and practicing hope:
Prayer as a school of hope
Action and suffering as settings for
learning hope
Judgment as a setting for learning
and practicing hope
8. Mary, Star of HopeSee also:
Your Guide to Spe Salvi: Saved in Hope
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