This study aims to present a possible way of analysing the theological autobiography of Imre Révész, based on the concept of Zoltán Z. Varga. The analysis is based on three main aspects: honesty, realism, and transparency, which appear to correspond to the fragmentation of the term CV (self – honesty, course – transparency, of life – realism). In Révész’s theological autobiography, the confessional nature is a guarantee of honesty, and the realistic reading appears primarily in the reality of the venues and characters. The third aspect is perhaps the most complex, as I am trying to shed light on the “significance” of what is described in the autobiography, and then in the last few thoughts of the writing, I am examining the curiosities of the bishop’s ego document.