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This book is moving and impressive. Sophie and Damien Lutz are the parents of Philippine, a girl with multiple disabilities. Doctors discovered that she had life-threatening brain damage before she was born, and in such situations, modern medicine recommends abortion. Her parents rejected this option immediately. Despite the prognosis, Philippa survived, but is dependent on others like a three- or six-month-old baby. Communication with her is limited to a hint of a smile, and even then only in the happiest moments. Sophie Lutz tells us how her and her husband's life changed when they accepted their daughter's weakness and vulnerability and how they gradually became more human; how the "scandal" of disability can become a source of life. This is a serious and very specific story in which the author opens her heart, shares her thoughts and faith, which are inextricably linked. This book is a must-read for anyone who works for the virtue of humanity and strives to build a more just and humane society.