Real wonders occur rarely and spectacularly. They respond to the tragedies of everyday life, healing the wounds in our otherwise unremarkable existence. The most beautiful wonders are the small stories of our freedom, fought for like a death and lived like a resurrection in the hands of God, who desires us to be ourselves. Few can illustrate this as well as Eugen Drewermann. In the stories of biblical miracles, the trust among people grows. Here, the utopia of a world where people meet as siblings becomes a reality.