“Christianity should give a reason for its hope to anybody who asks for it, no matter the historical circumstances or the state of the soul with whomever it faces the future culturally. But in no case can its characteristics, favorable or not to intrahistorical hope, condition the content of the theological virtue of hope, given that it depends exclusively on the Promise of God.” It is about this Christian hope and its reasons that F. J. Vitoria speaks to us in this delicious essay, an essay that can give us a little bit of light in times of uncertainty and darkness.