But because we are human, which means made in the image of a God who is Creator — we create. Kolbe’s fellow prisoners report his strong, level, centered disposition, and his intense prayer life into which he invited others, both in word and song. He heard confessions, he taught and encouraged, and at every moment was ready to share the sacrificing love of Christ. “Triumph of the Heart,” then, is an artful, creative digest of Kolbe’s life and impact in Auschwitz, dramatized through fictionalized characters, conversations, and actions. The existential questions that Kolbe and his fellow prisoners faced are also for us, on both a personal and social level.