Chapter

 1 Int  |        are, at best, a kind of action that consumes in a moment
 2 Int  |    because it demands concrete action, but activity corresponds
 3 Int  |       not a kind of «heresy of action», if they reflect coherently
 4 Int  |      is also characteristic of action, and describing the apos­
 5 Int  | apostolate and is expressed in action, without dualism. It is
 6 Int  |       a solid spir­ituality of action, of a union between con­
 7 Int  |     between con­templation and action, and of love of God and
 8 Int  |      between contemplation and action will allow the most difficult
 9 Int  |       that prayer must lead to action now seems trite and obvious.
10 Int  |       God as to have forgotten action, service... Let us take
11 1    |        Christ in his being and action. Thus all graces tend to
12 1    |   vigorous cry which calls for action and forcefully asserts the
13 1    |      translated into apostolic action is very famous: «This is
14 2    |     indissoluble unity between action and contemplation, represented
15 2    |     now united in a harmony of action and contemplation. As usual,
16 2    |      Unity of life: prayer and action, contemplation and service,
17 2    |        for the spirituality of action.~
18 3    |        to the «spirituality of action», it is sufficient to cite
19 3    |     clear instruments of God's action. This is one dimension of
20 3    |     docile to his will and his action in those who place themselves
21 Concl|      convinced openness to the action of the Holy Spirit .It is
22 Concl| docility to the Spirit, to his action, to the grace of discernment,
23 Concl|       the Church in prayer and action - the two movements of communion
24 Concl|         Christ, in essence and action. And he or she, in the logic