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 1 Int  |     life are «the soul of every apostolate». We are sus­picious of
 2 Int  |         while it seems that the apostolate or missionary activity are,
 3 Int  |      gradually exhausted, in an apostolate that would not be the expression
 4 Int  |    unity between prayer and the apostolate, in the necessary harmonization
 5 Int  |        In this way holiness and apostolate are united in a series of
 6 Int  |       not demonize activity and apostolate outside the concrete realism
 7 Int  |         Often the danger of the apostolate is emphasized because it
 8 Int  |       outward appearance of the apostolate is simply the historical
 9 Int  |       between interior life and apostolate.~The title we have given
10 Int  |       between interior life and apostolate in terms that show the paradox,
11 Int  |         life that nourishes the apostolate and is expressed in action,
12 Int  |        sanctifying power of the apostolate and the apostolic value
13 Int  |       of this study.~Prayer and apostolate, interior life and mis­sionary
14 Int  |        sanctifying value of the apostolate which we may not have expected
15 2    |      passage to identifying the apostolate with the service performed
16 3    |        sanctifying value of the apostolate~ ~Saint Teresa spoke forcefully
17 3    |      God in the midst of a busy apostolate or while occupied in works
18 3    |       with works of charity and apostolate; love of neighbour makes
19 3    |        s idea of prayer and the apostolate:~The first is the final
20 3    |       life is taken up with the apostolate and who will soon become
21 3    |        profound prayer and real apostolate. If prayer and holiness
22 3    |          Fruitful pain, supreme apostolate which gives birth to the
23 3    |       with this theology of the apostolate that all our activity must
24 3    |        love sincerely. Thus the apostolate has a sanctifying value.
25 3    |          It is normal that this apostolate should be a «suffering»
26 3    |         intense and efficacious apostolate because they become docile
27 3    |        This is one dimension of apostolate and service.~Apostolic humanization.
28 3    | humanity as the Incarnate Word. Apostolate and service must be of such
29 3    |         she does not reach men.~Apostolate as the fulfilment of God'
30 3    |   saints did something new. The apostolate is often seeking something
31 3    |       at his service. Therefore apostolate as transparency, attention
32 Concl|       possibilities open to the apostolate everywhere to create and
33 Concl|         expands profusely in an apostolate, according to God's measure,
34 Concl|       apparent failure of one's apostolate or even in martyrdom. But