This letter, dated February 5, 1953, is a response to congratulations received from Professor J. L. Hromádka. The author expresses profound gratitude to Hromádka, whom he considers a pivotal figure in his intellectual and spiritual development. He highlights that from Hromádka, he learned to understand Christianity more deeply, to approach Masaryk critically yet positively, and to perceive the tension between theology and philosophy. Hromádka also served as an important guide for him through the turbulent, transformative events of the time. The author thanks Hromádka for his continuous support, willingness to help in uncertain situations, and for the inspiration that allowed him to look towards the future without fear or resentment. The letter concludes with personal thanks and an expression of devotion.
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