As long as you, conceited about your knowledge, want to impose your beliefs on others, no one will want to listen to you; what you have to say may be the most valuable thing humanity possesses. With these words, Franz Jalics identifies a fundamental problem in pastoral care: without the willingness to engage in dialogue, faith cannot be passed on. He impressively describes what this means: how, through unintentional listening, respect, and openness, a space is created that allows people to gain clarity about themselves and their faith. He conveys fundamental rules of listening, conversation, and group life to all those involved in pastoral care, providing numerous practical examples as a guide for fruitful faith discussions.