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 1 Intro   |          the Church, strong in the holiness which she receives from
 2   1,  4 | inextricably mixed with the chaff; holiness stands side by side with
 3   2,  2 |            is that of the absolute holiness of God. The God of Jesus
 4   2,  2 |   Testament notion of the absolute holiness of God; however, for Christian
 5   2,  2 |         Christian faith the divine holiness has entered history in the
 6   2,  2 |   developed, in the sense that the holiness of God becomes present in
 7   2,  2 |         God becomes present in the holiness of the incarnate Son (cf.
 8   2,  2 |           27,30; Rev 3:7), and the holiness of the Son is shared by “
 9   2,  4 |           Scripture says about the holiness of God, the intergenerational
10   3     |        affirmation in faith of her holiness, and on the other hand,
11   3,  1 |            but still on the way to holiness.”46~Already Paul VI had
12   3,  1 |          to consider the aspect of holiness, the need for repentance
13   3,  2 |                           3.2. The Holiness of the Church~The Church
14   3,  2 |          her, she is maintained in holiness by the Holy Spirit who pervades
15   3,  2 |            the Church…is called to holiness.”48 In this sense, from
16   3,  2 |          distinguish, however, the holiness of the Church from holiness
17   3,  2 |        holiness of the Church from holiness in the Church. The former -
18   3,  2 |       pursuing subjective personal holiness. The form which holiness
19   3,  2 |           holiness. The form which holiness takes is rooted in the vocation
20   3,  2 |     vocation and mission. Personal holiness is always directed toward
21   3,  2 |            social character: it is holiness “in the Church” oriented
22   3,  2 |          towards the good of all. ~Holiness in the Church must therefore
23   3,  2 |        therefore correspond to the holiness of the Church. “The followers
24   3,  3 |     Renewal~Without obscuring this holiness, we must acknowledge that
25   3,  3 |       earth is “marked with a true holiness,” which is, however, “imperfect.”50
26   3,  3 |         clear that the fullness of holiness belongs to eschatological
27   3,  3 |            goods. In this way, the holiness of each one influences the
28   3,  4 |           environment of faith and holiness, in fraternal communion,
29   3,  4 |         Church, the greater is his holiness and the more ardent is his
30   3,  4 |        sinfulness of her children.~Holiness and sin in the Church are
31   3,  4 |           conviction of faith that holiness is stronger than sin, since
32   3,  4 |       While she rejoices over this holiness and knows its benefit, she
33   4,  2 |      nourished by their witness of holiness - so likewise they feel
34   5     |            and growth in grace and holiness, it is necessary that she
35   6,  1 |    community of the Church grow in holiness through reconciliation and
36 End     |           of charity, culture, and holiness. Instead she responds to