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Walking in Hope is a lucid and serene reflection on the sixty years since the reception of the Second Vatican Council in the Spanish Church. Drawing on his personal experience, Jesús Espeja offers a theological and historical testimony that helps us understand one of the most decisive—and complex—processes in contemporary Catholicism. This book analyzes how the Council's "new air" was embodied, not without tensions, in a Church that had to adapt to the cultural changes of modernity. With a critical yet hopeful perspective, the author addresses the specific difficulties of the conciliar reception in Spain: the transition from ecclesial structures marked by national Catholicism, the abrupt irruption of modernity, and the internal divisions of the post-conciliar period. With an accessible yet theologically sound approach, Walking in Hope is presented as an essential tool for those who wish to interpret the Church's current moment with depth, critical awareness, and a vision for the future. www.rtvd.org #RTVDToledo