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 1 Pref   |           in God’s saving power and action both in the past and the
 2 Intro,1|          today is a clarion call to action. In his own language, which
 3 Intro,2|           and sacrament, prayer and action, clergy and laity, hierarchy
 4 Intro,5|           fervent prayer and humble action.~ The challenge is to achieve
 5 2,2    |          Gospel through sacramental action.~ The word “sacramental”
 6 2,3    |      revealed initiative and saving action belong to God, yet require
 7 3,2    |           of planned and consistent action. The ecclesial and spiritual
 8 3,2    |      spiritually, motivates them to action, and ties together all the
 9 4,1    |         comes into existence by the action of God, and specifically
10 4,3    |         eternal election and saving action of God expressed in trinitarian
11 4,3    |            also every human word or action is offered to God the Father
12 4,4    |          liturgical and sacramental action. In Baptism the believer
13 5,2    |          apostolic Church. A man of action, Saint Paul preached the
14 5,2    |         Paul. He, too, was a man of action and prayer. Endowed with
15 6,1    | uninterruptedly in the heart by the action of the Holy Spirit. Called
16 6,5    |          What is surrendered is not action but self‑will, not creative
17 7,1    |          discernment and diagnostic action. On the one hand, the religious
18 7,3    |             locus of God's gracious action and the healing context
19 7,4    |             growth but its gracious action in the Christian becomes
20 8,3    |       demonstration of God’s saving action in fulfillment of His promises
21 9,2    |             can provide by word and action the most glorious testimony
22 10,3   |         faith and works, prayer and action, freedom and responsibility,
23 10,5   |             By putting our faith to action, always by the grace of