Chapter

 1 Int  |    expression and guarantee of holiness. The apostle would lead
 2 Int  |   apostle would lead others to holiness, but he would remain without
 3 Int  |     holy pioneers of apostolic holiness 1. Nor is there any lack
 4 Int  |      is the saint.~In this way holiness and apostolate are united
 5 Int  |        necessity for apostolic holiness, for an interior life that
 6 Int  |      which demands and fosters holiness, this number seems to answer
 7 Int  |      be summarized as follows: holiness for service and not only
 8 Int  |      concrete form of priestly holiness: work, on the other hand,
 9 Int  |      divisions or illusions of holiness by emphasizing either the
10 Int  |       be a valid expression of holiness; the source of pastoral
11 Int  |       obvious that the peak of holiness cannot but be apostolic,
12 2    | service» 12. The royal road of holiness which the Saints tra­velled
13 3    |      apostolate. If prayer and holiness demand works, then service
14 3    | speaking, the effectiveness of holiness and lead more forcibly to
15 3    |         creating a pastoral of holiness and spirituality. God helps
16 3    |       making us transparent in holiness. A Church more as communion,
17 3    |        humanization. Christian holiness is human, of the same humanity
18 Concl|      and promote a pastoral of holiness.~Where the Holy Spirit opens
19 Concl|     spirituality and Christian holiness, with an ever more docile
20 Concl|       progressive education to holiness.~In fact the programmatic
21 Concl| remains symbolic: «The life of~holiness... constitutes the simplest
22 Concl|      morality in its height of holiness is also a reflection of
23 Concl|        explicitly of fostering holiness and where he calls men and
24 Concl|       which grows in depths in holiness and expands profusely in
25 Concl|      sends them. The height of holiness is apostolic. Pastoral charity
26 Concl|     his Spirit the fullness of holiness.~