Chapter

 1 Int|        starting off above all from daily experience, in addition
 2  1 |       effective and influential in daily life, to enter into contact
 3  1 |            to approach the Gospels daily and systematically.~4. “
 4  2 | challenging orientation, without a daily immersion in the way of
 5  3 |          and self-referential.~The daily confrontation with the Word,
 6  3 |            s the confronting of my daily life with the Word, so that
 7  3 |          power.~Confronting myself daily with this word so that I
 8  3 |           open for the invasion of daily occupations and preoccupations
 9  3 |          just meditated with one’s daily life.~The growth of the
10  3 |         day. It means that one can daily be immersed in the divine
11  3 |    invisible of the Kingdom in the daily visible. In such a way,
12  3 |         And thus lectio divina and daily life strengthen each other
13  4 |          practice a sharing almost daily, in communities engaged
14  4 |       reality, with its consequent daily duties, with its necessary
15  4 |           Lord Jesus.~Moreover, my daily confrontation with the Word
16  5 |      secondary consequence: from a daily frequenting of the Word,