A very interesting book by this theologian and father of a family. By explaining the Passion of Christ in its historical and religious context, and by developing the numerous references of the Passion narratives to the Old Testament, it allows for a deeper understanding of this central event of the Redemption. It approaches the subject not only with theological precision, but also with piety, showing the greatness of Christ's love for each person.

Each chapter ends with reflection questions, allowing one to reflect on the understanding of the chapter and to meditate on the application of its content to one's personal life.

The language and wording are accessible to all types of readers.