The theme develops the theological-sacramental views of both authors putting the accent on central elements of the sacramentality of Revelation and Faith. It emphasizes that the sacramentality of Savific History reaches it’s plenty expression in the person of Jesus Christ, for trough Him the totality of God’s being is us revealed. In the Revelation God enters in a personal dialog with the human being, in the history. This dialog finds it’s higher point and it’s definitive expression in Christ, due to His humanity. In the center of the history of salvation- Revelation in the man Jesus, who acts in a truly human and historic way. The way of acting Revelation introduced by Jesus is insuperable, and therefore, normative. But, with His death, resurrection and ascension in Heaven, it’s no longer possible to find him in a physical, corporal, in other words sacramental form. Therefore he had grounded His church, sacrament of His presence: in fact, the sacramenatlity of the church builds a bridge over the separation or disproportion that exists between the heavenly Christ and the not glorified Humanity, and makes it possible the reciprocal human encounter between Christ and the humanity after. The Church is shaped in the Paschal Mystery, it receives the blow of the Spirit in Pentecost and so it obtains the stature for which it was created and can finally assume the mission it was destined for: making present the mystery of the Son of God made man and inviting every man to enter in the last and definitive form of communiocommunity with God and one another.