Ultimately, the Pope’s encouragement is not passive. To embody the Easter people’s hope means translating belief into action: offering solidarity, uplifting others, and singing 'hallelujah' even in the midst of hardship. Stories from survivors of adversity—such as those chronicled in Viktor Frankl’s 'Man’s Search for Meaning' (1946)—prove that hope, courage, and joy can coexist with suffering. In this way, the Pope’s call becomes a blueprint for resilient, compassionate living. [...]
